Briefings
This Week in Culture: September 5, 2014
This Week in Culture: IKEA’s images are fake, send-ups of a Linkin Park jam, the discovery of a giant dinosaur, the NFL’s secret finances and more.
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DrinksFor Happy Hour in the Backcountry, Just Add Water
Leave it to an Alaskan to invent a new way to drink alcohol outdoors.
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Archive30 Minutes With: Eric Wallace and Brett Joyce
We sit down with Eric Wallace of Left Hand Brewing and Brett Joyce of Rogue Ales to talk about brewing technology, stout glasses and Miley Cyrus.
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Today in GearToday in Gear: September 5, 2014
Today in Gear: Sony’s QX30 camera lens for smartphones, Dyson’s smart vaccuum, Elijah Craig’s 23-year-old whiskey, and much more.
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TechAdventurer or Assassin, GoTenna Takes Peer-to-Peer Communication Off the Grid
What do hikers, disaster survivors and Walter White have in common? They all need to communicate without a cell tower.
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OutdoorsStowable Boats for the (Adventurous) City Slicker
Boats, kayaks and canoes are large and unwieldy, but these five will fit in your apartment.
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ArchiveRoad Notes: Cycling America’s Highest Road
Trail Ridge Road is the highest continuous paved road in the United States, stretching from Estes Park to Grand Lake, Colorado.
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Today in GearToday in Gear: September 4, 2014
Today in Gear: Samsung’s new Galaxy Note Edge, the Lumo Lift posture tracker, a new Polaris ATV, and more.
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Tech
Decrypted: The State of Drones in America, Today, Tomorrow and Beyond
Drones both commercial and noncommercial face a slew of bureaucratic challenges in the near future.
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MotoringThe 60-Year History of the B-52 Stratofortress
When General Nathan Twining, chief of staff of the U.S.
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WatchesTime Is Money: Weiss’s Field Watch Aims for Heirloom Status
The Weiss Watch Co. Standard Issue Field Watch was built with a bold purpose — that of an affordable, American-made heirloom.
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ArchiveTraversing Bolivia
Bolivia’s 424,164 square miles make it the 28th largest country in the world. Those square miles are also some of the most biodiverse in the world, with ecologies ranging from tropical rainforests to dry valleys to stepped savannas.
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MotoringRed Bull Global Rallycross: The Best Racing You’ve Never Seen
Though you’ve probably never heard about it, Red Bull Global Rallycross is arguably motorsports’ best kept secret, and its most promising up-and-comer.
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MotoringVintage Explorers: 7 Adventure Vehicles for the Perfect Off-Road Trip
Steep slopes, muddy trails, river crossings and scree slopes turn a garden variety trip into a journey. Adrenaline junkies, take note: off-road excursions are just as exciting as transcontinental road trips, if not more so.
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DrinksTasting Notes: Taylor Fladgate 1964 Single Harvest
Taylor Fladgate, one of the council of elders in the Port world, released a 50-year-old tawny port in 2014.
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Archive72 Hours in Lisbon, Portugal
The vibrant Portuguese capital is experiencing a cultural renaissance, fueled by a creative society motivated to lead the city out of economic decay.
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ArchivePhoto Essay: Summer in Portugal
If a visit to London is European Vacation 101, and Paris is 201, Lisbon is a seminar-level adventure.
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Outdoors15 Best Day Hikes in the Midwest
With the Appalachians to the east and Rockies to the west, the relatively flat American Midwest doesn’t call to mind a hiking destination. But that’s dead wrong.
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Outdoors30 Minutes With: Alastair Humphreys
Alastair Humphreys has bicycled around the world; embarked on polar expeditions; completed a self-supported, thousand-mile walk through the Empty Quarter Desert; rowed the Atlantic; crossed India coast-to-coast on foot and backpacked and packrafted across Iceland, among other expeditions.