Tobin Sorenson, the SoCal Climber Who Redefined an Era
A new biography dives deep into the life and legacy of Tobin Sorenson, a climber from Southern California whose influence on the sport remains unparalleled decades after his tragic death.
National Park Service Cracks Down on AWD Drivers Using 4WD-Only Trails
The National Park Service (NPS) is warning drivers of all-wheel-drive (AWD) vehicles that they could face steep fines—or even jail time—if they attempt to tackle trails designated for four-wheel-drive (4WD) vehicles only.
La Niña is Coming: What Southern California Outdoor Enthusiasts Can Expect This Year
A La Niña climate pattern is likely to take hold this fall and winter, impacting outdoors activities.
Second Heat-Related Fatality in Death Valley Prompts NPS Warning
After doing a mellow one mile hike in extreme heat, a man died from heat exposure.
Surviving the Heat: Essential Tips for Staying Safe in Scorching Desert Conditions
With desert temperatures soaring this summer, staying safe in extreme heat is more critical than ever.
How to Stay Safe During Desert Floods
understand the risks and how to stay safe while exploring desert parks like Joshua Tree, Death Valley, Anza-Borrego and others.
The Half Dome Dilemma: Balancing Adventure and Safety on Yosemite’s Iconic Climb
The recent death of a hiker on Half Dome has rekindled debate over the safety of the summit cable system.
Saving Mojave Desert Tortoises with Technology
Eco-Hack!, a short documentary film follows a biologist combat the primary threat to desert tortoises: ravens.
Fire Season in Southern California: What Outdoors Enthusiasts Need to Know
Basics to keeping informed and safe during Southern California’s forest fire season.
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