The Midwest is home to some of the country’s best recreation areas for hiking and camping. Terrain shows you where to go and what to do when you get there.
Float camping on Missouri’s Upper Current River is part glamping, part river odyssey, and totally worth the gear haul.
From Mother Nature to the Mother Road, Missouri’s Pulaski County offers plenty to experience and explore. Put these activities on your to-do list.
As the founder of St. Louis Queer Adventurers, Kelsey Brough is using her love of nature to bring together like-minded outdoor enthusiasts.
A Kansas City program invites residents to explore hidden green spaces, historic neighborhoods, and local wildlife through guided urban hikes.
From slogs through swamps to desert climbs, we put the Osprey Ariel Plus 70 to the test. Did it live up to the hype? Let’s find out.
Feel the rush at Howler Bike Park, where mountain bikers of all levels can tackle thrilling trails, monster jumps, and high-speed descents.
Thinking of tackling Missouri’s rugged 300-mile Ozark Trail? Our writer hits the path to share what it takes. Spoiler: It’s not for the faint of heart.
Starting a business is hard. Keeping it thriving is even harder. Here, we highlight six outdoor brands headquartered in Missouri that excel in both quality and creativity.
For decades, the Animal Protective Association of Missouri (APA) has offered shelter from the rain and cold to animals in need of a roof over their heads. Now, it’s offering fresh air, sunshine, and the great outdoors through an innovative program called Hike with a Hound.
No longer a sleepy college town, Fayetteville, Arkansas, is now a bustling city and a hotbed of outdoor adventure. Here’s your must-do list.
