Georgia's mountains are home to an amazing stretch of wilderness where you can completely disconnect from your wired world and become one with nature.

This story, “The Three Bears Strike Back,” appeared in the January 1962 issue of Outdoor Life.

National parks in America offer every kind of escape; some overflow with eager visitors, while others stay under the radar.

The D-Day invasion began in the dark early hours of June 6, 1944, when more than 13,000 U.S. Army paratroopers jumped into ...

The Bengaluru-based BAFTA award winning film-maker and naturalist believes people are the custodians of the land and they ...

Rather than deal with heat and crowds at traditional vacation spots, travelers are opting for summer getaways to cooler ...

In the Canadian Rockies, a cowgirl-powered ranch takes riders into the heart of the Banff National Park, retracing a tangle ...

Whether you're looking for stunning landscapes or outdoor adventure, you can't beat these cute mountain towns across America ...

On a Saturday earlier this month, I was invited to join my wife and her friend for an easy hike up Teton Canyon east of ...

Gap Pucci befriended two nuns 25 years ago after they walked in sandals with no socks in knee-deep snow to see his crosses.

The number of break-ins has been scaling up, and they’re crossing the line,” Colorado Parks and Wildlife spokesman John ...

For those interested in Gold Rush history, nearby Columbia State Historic Park presents the most well-preserved Gold Rush town in California, where buildings from the 1850s house working businesses, ...