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There’s a reason why crowds flock to places like Havasu Falls and Horseshoe Bend—they’re absolutely gorgeous

Backpackers often turn their noses up at the Havasu Falls and Horseshoe Bends of the world. But that’s elitist, and it ignores one important fact besides: these places are gorgeous.

With more than 600 people and 70 speakers from 24 states gathering for a four-day event, the 2022 Outdoor Economy Conference  held April 4-7 in C...

North Carolina attracts history buffs, outdoor lovers, foodies, families, and couples in search of a romantic getaway.

Andrew and Ryan talk with public lands advocate and accomplished backpacker Benny Braden about vandalism, stewardship, and social media

The USFS recently released the final version of the forest management plan for the Pisgah and Nantahala National forests  After almost 10 years o...

This week’s episode of Inside Appalachia is packed with stories from across central Appalachia, featuring creative people who are finding ways to address a wide-range of problems. We’ll hear how urban farmers in Pittsburgh are helping fight food insecurity, and how two musicians in North Carolina are finding help for people in addiction.

The Nantahala and Pisgah Forest Plan released Jan. 21 will guide the management of more than a million acres in Western North Carolina for the next decade.

For Western North Carolina’s outdoor enthusiasts, a toast to 2021 means a toast to the impressive slate of conservation successes that took place on t...

Nestled on the border of North Carolina and Tennessee is a bald in the Pisgah National Forest called Max Patch. The grassy bald made national headlines