The mountains are calling and I must go, and I will work on while I can, studying incessantly.
- John Muir
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The Remarkable Motorsport Team Who Swam to Save Lives During the Kerala Floods
Despite endless setbacks, this group persevered and risked their own lives by swimming up to 12km at a time, to convince people to climb into their rafts and abandon homes to the rising water.
Seven Female Indian Climbers Who Deserve Your Attention
A growing number of young female Indian climbers could soon take the world by storm.
A Ban on Rafting and Poor Governance in Uttarakhand
Rafting has vastly boosted the local economy. The government didn’t provide these jobs, but has benefited from them. If not thankful, the state could have been a little mindful.
Meet The World Class Academy, the School Raising the World’s Best Outdoor Athletes
This article supplements an upcoming feature in the print edition of The Outdoor Journal.
Why We Need to Separate Friluftsliv from Adventure
That summer, I thought I was on a hiking adventure like any other.
One Indian Woman’s Climbing Journey: Battling Social Stereotypes
For five years, Prerna Dangi perfected her climbing, whilst dealing with frequent issues of body image and gender bias in India.
