Bear Grylls and ice baths almost go hand in hand. Here’s why the adventurer says they’re worth it. Will you try it?

Bear Grylls has a new project called Mettle, a mental health toolkit. We sat down with Grylls and partner Neil Smith to talk about it.

Fall brings a plethora of natural materials ripe for crafting. Here are 10 seasonal ideas on how to use them.

Don’t pack up your camping gear for the year just yet. Here are 12 top tips for camping during the fall months.

In modern society, it’s not uncommon to eat food out of plastic containers, and many of us choose processed snacks and restaurant meals over home-cooked meals. (We don’t blame you; we blame hustle culture.) The truth is, thanks to technology, we don’t typically rely on the simple tools hunters and gatherers once used to forage, [...]

Former Rock and Ice editor Francis Sanzaro’s new climbing book The Zen of Climbing (In the Moment) is a must-read for climbers. A follow-up to the many other “zen” books found on shelves today, from Zen of Golf to Zen in the Art of Archery, many experts have turned to Zen to explain the subtleties [...]

The Yosemite Facelift program is one of the most highly attended trash-cleanup events, but it isn’t the only one.

Have you ever come across animal tracks and wondered what came before you? Watching for wildlife—and signs of wildlife—is a fun part of many outdoor adventures. And you don’t have to be a zoologist or a master wilderness tracker to differentiate between different types of animal tracks, if you know the basics. Here are our [...]

Working on a lobster boat comes with challenges, and for women trying to break into the industry, there are even more hoops to jump through. 

Gardening is good for the soul and the soil. It gets you outdoors year-round and off of screens. Besides the benefits of unplugging, gardening has numerous other positive aspects.  Let’s dig into a few reasons to have a garden in the backyard, especially one that supports pollinators: Surrounded by pops of color, plants are known [...]