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Puma Tracking in the Heart of Patagonia
In Torres del Paine National Park, the puma reigns at the top of the food chain.
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Archive72 Hours of Food in New York City
A food-inspired tour guide to the largest city in America.
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Food & DrinkThe 25 Best New Restaurants in America
From a New York steakhouse that serves incredible hummus to a Colonial-inspired Boston eatery serving whole bluefish.
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ArchiveMidnight Hiking in the Atacama Desert
The world’s driest non-polar desert is also one of its best stargazing locales.
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ArchiveCycling Is the Best Way to See the Swiss Alps
The Alps are the perfect combination of struggle and satisfaction — long, steep climbs rewarded with idyllic vistas.
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ArchiveCapturing Chile’s Stunning Landscape from Above
World-renowned photographer Bernhard Edmaier spent five weeks photographing the the varied and impressive landscape of Chile.
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ArchiveTierra Pacifica
At 2,700 miles, Chile’s land stretches from arid desert to a chunk of the Antarctic.
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OutdoorsDiving the Izu Islands, or Learning Japanese the Hard Way
Deep seas and scares break language barriers for the only English-speaker in a Japanese diving group.
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Archive72 Hours in Chicago
From the Chicago School to Frank Lloyd Wright, the history of Chicago is the history of architecture in the United States.
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StyleA Style Guide to ‘Planes, Trains and Automobiles’
Everything you need to dress like Steve Martin and John Candy in arguably the best Thanksgiving film of all time.
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ArchiveThis Brilliant Travel Essential Will Change How You Pack
As far as winter holiday travel is concerned, a down jacket and a travel neck pillow are certified essentials.
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ArchiveThe James Bond Travel Guide
From Madagascar to Montenegro, Daniel Craig’s 007 has been everywhere, man.
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ArchiveExploring Easter Island’s Dark History
Easter Island’s iconic moai statues are a stark reminder that things of wonder can also have dark pasts.
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ArchiveCrossing the Border into Baja California’s Tough, Dusty Wasteland
A motorcycle journey from L.A.
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Archive72 Hours in Portland, OR
Portland has its fair share of quirk going on, but quirky done right is damn appealing.
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Archive5 Perfect Places for an Escape This Fall
Temps are dropping and the leaves are primed to change.
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ArchiveAt King’s Saddlery and Ropes, Ranch Tools Become Art
In a huge Sheridan workshop, a group of dedicated Wyomingites build some of the best ranching equipment in the world by hand.
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Archive72 Hours in Sheridan
If Jackson is a millionaire cowboy’s playground, Sheridan is an affluent-yet-still-accessible playground that flies comfortably under the radar.
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ArchiveTeam Roping Practice in the Hills of Wyoming
At a ranch in the foothills of the Blackfoot Mountains, every Tuesday is local steer roping practice.