The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Rapid Returns
As Lake Powell shrinks due to drought, once-drowned canyons and rapids are coming back to life
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Field Trip
Field-Tripping Adults Chase Megalodon in Monterey Bay
How I traveled through time during the pandemic
One Final Father-Son Adventure Tests the Limits of Horsepower
A look back to a family exploration of the Eastern Sierra
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Ishi Wilderness Is a Portal Into the Indigenous History of California
A land acknowledgment becomes a gesture of gratitude to those who came first
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Surprise Thrills on Iowa's Most Intense Trail
A writer goes on a grand adventure at home after postponing a Grand Canyon trek
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Big Lonely Doug—Tree, Unlikely Survivor, and Conservation Icon
He stands in Vancouver Island's magnificent old-growth rainforest
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I Hated My Satellite Communicator—Until I Really Needed It
In the deepest wilderness, you can now be in constant communication with the outside world
Looking for Moose Skulls at Isle Royale National Park
A journey into one of the longest-running citizen-science initiatives in the US
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The Trail Family Ties That Bind
A backpacker finds a family on New Zealand’s Heaphy Track
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Some Enchanted Swamp Walk
Knee deep in a Florida swamp saved by the Nixon administration
