Alaska is known as “The Last Frontier” for good reason: less than one percent of the state is inhabited by people. With a timezone just four hours behind New York, it’s hard to believe that you’re ...

There’s a place where “volcanoes steam, salmon run, bears forage, and craggy mountains reflect in shimmering turquoise lakes.” Life goes on much like it has for thousands of years, and “people and ...

Question: I’d like to spend ten days or so in Alaska’s Lake Clark National Park backpacking and doing some landscape photography. Got any information regarding how to get there from Anchorage, where ...

The high density of brown bears in the protected area makes it an ideal spot for viewing and research Kristen Pope - Freelance science writer According to the National Park Service, 95 percent of U.S.

Emily Pennington is a columnist and longtime Outside contributor. For her 63 Parks column, she visited every U.S. national park. 62 Parks Traveler started with a simple goal: to visit every U.S.