The U.S. offers countless opportunities to see the colors of fall, yet the most stunning of them all may just lie in the ...

As the chill of fall gives way to the cold of winter, a New Englander’s fancy may turn to diamonds — black ones . . . and snowmobiles, hot chocolate, ski passes, and a gas-fired refuge from urban ...

If you're heading to Porcupines Mountains Wilderness State Park to camp over Labor Day weekend, you may need to reconsider your route around the wilderness park. The Ontonogan County Road Commission ...

Ben Hedges visits his luxury cabin build site in the Catskills mountains. The roof is on, and the builder is making great progress. Target completion is April/May. White House responds to Trump-Putin ...

Minnesota's state parks get about 11 million visitors each year. While most visitors only stay for the day, about 1.1 million camp overnight – many at one of the approximately 4,400 campsites spread ...

A billion years ago, if you’d looked out from the top of Michigan’s now densely forested Summit Peak, you’d have seen a fiery, volcano-lit battleground. Steaming fissures, molten rocks, and lava flows ...

Albanian authorities have bulldozed dozens of illegally built holiday cabins in the picturesque mountain village of Theth, but critics say the state shares the blame for unlawful construction in ...

Federal and state wildland fire crews scrambled Wednesday and early Thursday to respond to a wave of new wildfires in Interior Alaska. The Bureau of Land Management temporarily closed public cabins ...

Backpacking and camping isn’t for everyone, and that’s OK. Maybe you don’t like sleeping on the ground. Maybe you’d rather have a real bathroom nearby — or perhaps you just want to cook in a full ...

Alaska Wildlife Troopers found a 72-year-old man in his Porcupine River trapping cabin deceased Wednesday. Lawrence Feltman was dropped at his cabin on the Porcupine River near the Canadian border on ...

Points North is a biweekly podcast about the land, water and inhabitants of the Great Lakes. This episode was shared here with permission from Interlochen Public Radio. It was a cold, three-mile hike ...