Federal policy has shifted between presidential administrations and Congresses about how much federal land in Alaska can be opened ... outside the Lower 48 at the Wood Mackenzie consulting firm.

Haines lived in extreme winters in that land of cold rivers, salmon, volcanoes, and glaciers. He tracked animals for food with frostbite always a subtle threat. One night a man knocked on his door.

The outing, which featured beaver facts, squirrel holes and a walk in the woods, was organized by a family mentor through ...

Five minutes after squeezing into the Cessna 206 with three other giddy passengers, the blue-and-white six-seater zipped across the gravel runway and rose into an overcast sky, veering west for the ...

No matter how finicky a traveler one might be, there’s a USA holiday destination to suit every sort of personality.

Smith's Country Cheese in Winchendon lives on as a family-run dairy farm making cheddar, gouda and havarti cheeses thanks to ...

Outdoorsman Tom Phillips tells a tale from the summer of '95 and how a bow crafted by his own hands changed the trajectory of ...

The Tolovana Roadhouse — built in 1924 and used to provide shelter during the Serum Run of 1925 — once again hosted mushers ...

When a buyer is found for a sprawling 36,600-acre Adirondack estate, the town of Long Lake is poised to receive a windfall.

Deciding where to live has always been a high-stakes financial decision, but a changing climate makes it even more critical.

Salina Alsworth Peterson tells PEOPLE exclusively about living in a roadless, remote Alaskan town founded by her ...

Matthew Failor has likely never been so happy to see the village of Grayling become visible through his headlamp.