The Ridiculous Art of Glamping
For some folks, just the thought of the great outdoors makes them shart their Brooks Brothers seersucker Bermuda shorts. This guide is for them.
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The Baddest Off-Road RV
We’ve got two words for you: Adventure. Van. When reviewing dozens of RVs, campers and space station escape pods for the Wilderness Issue of…
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[Feature] Sea to Sky
There are only two surfing areas in southern British Columbia that are accessible by roads—leaving the other 15,000 miles or so of coastline somewhat…
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Michael Scott’s Guide to Becoming a Survivor Man
If you’re reading this from the office today because you were the one branch manager that didn’t receive the invite to your company’s corporate…
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[Photo Feature] Cabin Porn
To live a simpler life in the woods. This has been the idea since we first started leaving the wilderness and taking cover in…
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[Photo Feature] 8 Wilderness Photographers You Should Know
Has anyone on the Whalebone Magazine team spent days in less than ideal weather conditions to capture the perfect moment in nature? No. Has…
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[Feature] Burn, Baby Burn
Since 1944 Smokey Bear has told you to “prevent forest fires,” which is a good thing to remember so you drown your campfire with…
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10 Ways to Experience The Outdoors of Montauk Year-Round, From Our Friends at Corcoran
Looking for a place in Montauk to call your own? Here’s a run-through of some of the most beautiful, spacious and naturally breathable homes…
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[Interview Feature] Charles Post and the Meaning of Wilderness
In my personal and professional life, wilderness has two functional meanings. The first meaning relates to large tracts of natural landscape (land, water, and…
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[Explore] Not Your Neighbor’s Treehouse
If there was one, ultimate takeaway from the 1960 hit film, Swiss Family Robinson, it was that treehouses are not only cool as all frickin’…
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