Whether you’re traveling solo or planning a girls’ trip, the editors from Unearth Women have assembled all the resources, hacks and advice you could ask for.
As Jordan Salama follows Colombia’s Magdalena River from beginning to end, he hears the incredible stories of people whose fates are entwined with the river.
Subpar Parks is a terrific gift for anyone who loves our country’s natural wonders—and has a sense of humor.
Suleika Jaouad’s engrossing memoir, Between Two Kingdoms, paints a portrait of her experiences during and after treatment for leukemia.
Whether you’re a history buff, an outdoor enthusiast or both, America’s National Historic Trails offers a wealth of touring possibilities.
In the entertaining and informative American Cheese, Joe Berkowitz dives deep into the fascinating world of American cheesemaking.
Armed with See You at the Campground, even the most avid camper will be better prepared for the next adventure with children in tow.
Dirt is a funny, irreverent and obsessive account of Bill Buford’s five-year odyssey to discover everything about French food.
After her mother’s Alzheimer’s diagnosis, Maggie Downs quit her job and back-packed solo around the world, visiting 17 countries in the course of a year.
The uniquely structured debut book from CBS news correspondent Conor Knighton is part travel monologue, part heartfelt, healing memoir.
Rory MacLean’s immensely readable, humorous account joins two parallel journeys across Eastern Europe—one in 1989 and one in 2019.
Any outdoor lover will appreciate this lush and comprehensive atlas.
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