I So Love Your Altitude! Chile’s Atacama: Is this the Driest Place on Earth?
In Chile’s spectacular Atacama Desert everything is high, even the bottom of the deepest canyon
Outpost magazine: FALL 2019
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NEPAL: Mustang and the Kingdom of Lo. In a remote and rarely-visited region in northern Nepal lies ancient and mysterious Mustang-land of the Lo and snow leopard, home to tightly held Tibetan...
“Tsa’lam”: The Old Salt Route. On the Ancient Trail with Explorer Jeff Fuchs
“If one had salt or tea, one was rich, one could live.” Spoken slowly, the words come out of a lined and haunted face, the mouth barely moving. It is a face worn and enlightened by eight decades in the full of ...
Signs of the Road…Signs of Life?
A few years ago, Outpost held a "Signs of the Road" contest, encouraging readers to delve into their travel photo archives to share that great pic you got when you happened upon an innocent warning expressed wi...
My Muddy, Spectacular Trek Up Rwanda’s Mount Bisoke
The lush forests and scalable mountains of East Africa offer some of the world’s best one-day adventures, which just might include a gorilla sighting or two
In My Mother’s Eyes: In the Maliau Basin of Borneo, Malaysia. An Outpost Original Expedition
A young woman sets off to explore the mysteries of Malaysian Borneo’s Maliau Basin, where the orangutan roam and the old-growth forest whispers its wisdom, only to discover the healing power of travel.
Outpost Magazine Summer 2019
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EUROPE. Adrift On The Continent In The Azores. The Azores Islands rise from the ocean like a mid-Atlantic lost world millions of years in the making. Lush and mountainous, breezy and temperate wi...
Camelot Uncovered: Did King Arthur and his Knights Exist? We Went to Wales to Find Out
We came to Wales in search of the man behind King Arthur, but we found so much more: friendship, childhood memories, mystery, and many layers of the past.
In The Land of Ayni (Part 1): The Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu
In the Peruvian Andes, explorer Jeff Fuchs treks across high-altitude valleys, guided by a force that defines mountain life: reciprocity.
Public Baths and the Art of Nudity: How I Learned to Be in the Buff
Just because you don’t like getting naked with strangers doesn’t mean you’re uptight—especially if you’re female. Then again, embracing the practice in places where it’s common is an opportunity for self-acceptance