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The Best Travel Guidebooks for Every Journey
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Archive10 Best Sportsman’s All-Terrain Vehicles
These ATVs and UTVs are designed for sportsmen, farmers, ranchers and outdoor off-road lovers.
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ArchiveElements: Hunting Camp
From practical to (slightly) luxurious, all the necessary gear to outfit a hunting camp.
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ArchiveWant This, Get This: Beretta 687 Silver Pigeon V or CZ Mallard
Both of the 12-gauge over-and-unders here are fine sporting instruments.
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ArchiveOf Ice and Men
Last winter, Great Lakes sailors suffered the worst ice navigation season in 30 years. Over 95 percent of Lake Superior was covered with blue ice, some of it 50 inches thick.
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Archive30 Minutes With: John Sundstrom
The James Beard-winning chef shares a tip for home cooks the inspirations that keep him cooking.
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Archive5 Best Cruiser Skateboards
Kickflips and ollies aren’t requirements to coasting. They’re now a viable commuting option.
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ArchivePhoto Essay: The Best of Dakar Rally 2015
406 cars, trucks, buggies, ATVs and motorcycles set off from Buenos Aires’ dense city center, drifted across dirt roads, flew through grasslands, navigated sand traps and threaded through mountain passes — and that was day one.
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Archive15 Places to Cross-Country Ski in the US
For the more exercise-centric, or athletes who simply want to try something new, cross-country skiing might be the best way to experience the winter outdoors. We’ve picked out the 15 best Nordic ski areas America has to offer.
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ArchiveThe Baby Bjorn Travel Crib Light Guarantees Heavy Sleep
The Baby Bjorn Travel Crib Light sets up in seconds and travels easily: no more relying on in-laws and hotels to keep a crib on hand.
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Archive72 Hours in the Azores
The Azores, a chain of nine islands just west of Portugal, are a melting pot of landscapes and cultures, evoking Hawaii, Scandinavia, Seattle and Wisconsin in the space of an hour.
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ArchiveFirst Class Aboard the A380? $30,000, Please
We boarded the Emirates A380 before its maiden voyage to Dubai from San Francisco, and checked out the digs on the world’s largest passenger aircraft.
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ArchiveA Little Paradise in the World’s Driest Non-Polar Desert
At Alto Atacama Desert Lodge & Spa, an all-inclusive lodge nestled in the Salt Mountain Range’s lush Catarpe Valley, a wide range of excursions pairs with simple luxury and extraordinary stargazing for one of the world’s most unique stays.
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ArchiveBattle Winter 2015 with these Winter Running Essentials
To wage war with winter is a tall order. This gear is designed to keep a runner’s feet moving, especially in the cold.
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ArchiveThe Best of 2014: Original Photography & Photo Essays
These 50 stories demonstrate the best of GP’s original photography in 2014.
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ArchiveAt Tierra Chiloé, a Stilted Oasis A Century Removed
Chile’s Isla Grande de Chiloé is remote and nigh inaccessible by stormy weather — but to the brave come the spoils of luxury and untapped wilderness.
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ArchiveOn Isle Royale, A Fragile Balance Between Wolf and Moose
Begun in the winter of 1959, the Isle Royale Wolf & Moose Project is the longest-running large animal study in the world.