We tend to agree with Ron Swanson when he says that crying is only acceptable in two places: funerals and the Grand Canyon.

We love Yellowstone for its awesome geology and wildlife, but the real reason this park is important to us, is because it represents the protection and preservation of our precious...

Out in Southwestern Utah in Zion Canyon, there are geological wonders of biblical splendor. Marvel at the clear Virgin River as it carves its way down through the narrow canyons.

Remote, rugged, cold, and unforgiving, the Wind River Range has all that an outdoor adventurer could ask for!

Two great spirits once battled over this place. We're sure this sweet patch would have calmed them down!

The General Sherman Tree never looked so good. Except in person... Definitely in person.

Take the plunge into the depths of one of the most famous caves ever. Take this patch with you too.

Serene and peaceful, this giant gazes across the Washington landscape. Stare at this patch to gaze back.

Straight western vibes.

Straight western vibes.

Your mama probably told you once - not to mess with snakes. Well, mama wasn’t talking about the biggest, baddest snake in the USA. That's right, we’re talking about the...

Whether your're doing combat rolls in big water, boofing your way over waterfalls, or gliding across flat water it's hard to beat a day on the water. Yak on sweet...

Whether your're doing combat rolls in big water, boofing your way over waterfalls, or gliding across flat water it's hard to beat a day on the water. Yak on sweet...

Bisecting the Land of Enchantment, the fabled Rio Grande River is the lifeblood of the high desert. North of Santa Fe, it cuts a narrow chasm known to locals as...

Along the Texas - New Mexico border between Midland-Odessa and El Paso in far west Texas, the Guadalupe Mountains jut upwards from the desert floor with jaw-dropping prominence. As you...

Deep in the blistering Tejas desert, somewhere between the yuccas and scorpions, winds a river so harsh they named it after the Devil himself. The history of the Devils River...

High in rugged, Southwestern Colorado the mineralized slopes of the San Juans have lured fortune seekers and adventurers alike.  Boom and bust mining towns popped up all along the hills...

Sulfur stained gorge walls, smoking water, remnants of a 25 foot deep lava flow, and the constant reminder of the supervolcano beneath. Sound like the surface of Mars? No… that’s...

The mythical fire mountains of the Cascades make up the Pacific Northwest portion of the Ring of Fire. Many a legend, some thousands of years old, has been passed down...

This piece of rope is the friend that catches you when you fall-- even when that fall is straight off the face of a cliff. Some would say this is...

You blaze down the trail on your noble steed-- with 140mm of suspension and 4’’ wheels it’s better than any steed of the knights of old. You conquer rocks and...

The Deschutes River, or “River of the Falls” as the French fur traders first named it, has drawn adventure seekers to its waters ever since its discovery. Centuries before Lewis...

Out in Southwestern Colorado, the Animas River rises clear and cold out of the beautiful San Juan mountains. The River of the Lost Souls, as it was first called by...

The Sierra Nevada Range is arguably America’s ultimate mountain range. Within this 400 mile long chunk of the American Cordillera is the largest alpine lake in North America, the highest...

 Salmon River, ID

 Boise River, ID

Did you know the Great Smoky Mountains National Park has almost twice as many visitors as the Grand Canyon? The Smokys have it all - home to old growth forests,...

Our Geology roots and proximity to limestone creek beds means we had to come at you with the Ammonite patch!

Desertscapes and mountain streams, pine forests and Pacific surf, tacos del mar, and Rocky Mountain Oysters. Ramble where you like, and ramble where you want, but if you ain't Western...

Rural mountainscapes and lush forests. Shenandoah captures the spirit of the Eastern Piedmont.

The second lowest place in the Western Hemisphere - Badwater Basin - but it might just be the first coolest place in the world!

Ohio's very own National Park. And what a beauty too! Hike on out to Brandywine Falls and take it all in.

While most parks protect epic mountain ranges, mind-blowing geysers, or enormous canyons, Everglades National Park was the first park created for the sole purpose of protecting a fragile ecosystem. It has nine...

America’s first National Park East of the Mississippi, ready to be slapped on your favorite jacket or backpack!

"Hoon’Naqvut, Shash Jáa, Kwiyagatu Nukavachi, Ansh An Lashokdiwe" However you chose to say it, the Bears Ears is a place worth protecting.

Way out yonder, the Chattahoochee's water isn't really that muddy. While it is a good place to learn to swim and learn who you are, we also recommend slinging a fly...

Denali is 6 million acres of some of the wildest territory you could ever find. We'll see ya there!