OUTPOST magazine: FALL 2018!
Cooperate or Perish: Life's best lessons in the mountains of Peru. Editor-at-Large JEFF FUCHS takes the Salkantay Trek to Macchu Pichu, heads to the highlands of central Peru, and llama treks across some of Per...
Outpost’s Travel Column Contest is Back. Apply Now!
Want to be a professional travel writer? Here's your chance. Enter Outpost's second column contest today!
Here are Outpost’s Top 10 Travel Stories of 2017
A special year-end showcase of a few of the top travel stories published by Outpost this year.
Introducing Outpost’s New Travel Columnists
Who's joining Outpost's ranks as a travel columnist? We're excited to finally announce our winners!
How to Write a Travel Blog that People Will Actually Read
Being a paid travel writer is a pretty common dream. Nowadays, that dream usually starts with a blog. Here's how to get yours off the ground.
Travel Book Review: It’s Only the Himalayas and Other Tales of Miscalculation from an Overconfident Backpacker
"Bedford brings a fresh voice to travel writing, one that is funny, observant, and original. Give this book to anyone thinking of doing their first trip, and to anyone who needs to get out there again."
Travel Book Excerpt: “It’s Only the Himalayas”
An excerpt from Outpost columnist Sue Bedford's debut travel memoir, It's Only the Himalayas and Other Tales of Miscalculation from an Overconfident Backpacker.
Travel Book Review: “Vagabond Dreams: Road Wisdom from Central America”
"Travel occurs as much within your head as it does beneath your feet, and great travel literature captures these reflections."
4 Tips for Writing a Great Travel Story
Every traveller comes back with great stories; not every traveller knows how to tell them. If you think you could be the world’s next great roaming writer, keep these tips in mind.
Five Tough Lessons I Learned While Writing a Travel Book
It’d been my life goal to become an author ever since I yanked that crayon out of my nose and declared a life goal. Growing up, I spent untold hours writing in my bedroom—initially fantastical stories anthropom...