Travel

Patagonia founder Yvon Chouinard shares the wisdom of playing, working, and living simply.

One of our senior editors shares the skinny on riding a fat-tire bike.

These classic road trips are packed with history and adventure. You might just be inspired to spend more time out of your car than in it.

Climbing does more than simply strengthen your body and help you explore new places.

A project documenting the remotest spots in all 50 states highlights the effects of development on the environment and human health.

A shinrin-yoku retreat provides opportunities to rebuild a healthy connection with nature and improve your well-being.

Yes, you can camp out and still create healthy, whole-food meals.

Service trips benefit others — and they leave you with a rewarding experience.

Our fitness editor picks up a kayak paddle to explore one of her favorite vacation areas in a new way.

Thinking of taking some time off? Here are six tips to actually make it happen.

Sabbaticals aren’t just for college professors anymore. Many workers are taking time off to pursue a creative project, build a skill, or simply expand their horizons.

Our staff writer explores the natural and cultural wonders of Bears Ears National Monument and the political tensions surrounding them.

Our fitness editor offers ways to get moving on a plane, train, or bus.

Journalist Bill Weir on how storytelling can break down barriers and connect us all.

An Experience Life editor travels to Joshua Tree in search of quiet. She finds something else.

New editions of kayaking pioneer Audrey Sutherland’s classic books provide inspiration for anyone looking to make a solo journey.

Edu-ventures are fun, enriching activities, no matter your age or background.

Our globetrotting staff writer shares fun ways to explore Berlin by bicycle.