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outsideonline.com > adventure-travel > destinations > north-america > where-to-stay-in-moab-from-dirtbag-cheap-and-free-to-desert-luxury

What $0 to $1,200 a Night Actually Gets You in Moab

1+ week, 18+ hour ago   (1123+ words) If you’re headed to Moab, I’ve put together my personal guide to where to bed down between adventures. From Free 99 to $1,200, here’s the best places to stay in Moab for every budget, the pros and cons of each spot, and…...


outsideonline.com > adventure-travel > news-analysis > backpacking-kitty-simon-yosh

This Rescue Cat Has Climbed Colorado’s 14-ers. Now He Is Headed for Everest Base Camp.

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (537+ words) Before you picture a cat being hauled into Everest’s notorious Death Zone—a place so hostile to life it contains only about a third of the oxygen available at sea level—rest easy. “I’m definitely not taking Simon to the…...


outsideonline.com > outdoor-gear > run > fastpacking-beginners-guide

The Ultimate Gear List for Turning Trail Runs Into Fastpacking Trips

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (1395+ words) I was hooked on fastpacking from my first trip, a 12-mile trek to Imogene Lake in Idaho’s Sawtooth Range. After a handful of trips this summer (and with half a dozen more starting to take form), I think my love…...


outsideonline.com > adventure-travel > news-analysis > anythink-nature-library-thornton-colorado-opens

The Country's First Nature Library Lets You Check Out Camping Gear For Free

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (615+ words) Anythink is the public library system for Adams County; the Nature Library itself sits about 20 miles northeast of Denver, in Thornton, Colorado. The Nature Library is the county’s eighth branch and and the nation’s first public nature library. “This will…...


outsideonline.com > outdoor-adventure > hiking-and-backpacking > campsite-reservation-tribal-lands

The Campsite I Reserved Is Occupied. Do I Tell Them to Get Lost?

3+ week, 5+ day ago   (332+ words) We decided to keep floating down the river in hopes of finding a different campsite. We were unable to use the permit we had purchased. The same thing happened the following night. The campsites we paid for were poached by…...