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While the adventurer was on a record-setting road trip, a message from a fan made him realize the importance of coming out

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After running through our national parks, LGBTQ+ advocate Mikah Meyer is making sure outdoor adventure is open to everyone.

It’s the calls that are so baffling; it’s the calls that comprise the riddle.   The calls are the signature of a flock of giant birds, eight in number, but they are the least bird-like birds your loon’s eyes have ever encountered:  possessing a clumsy second pair of legs where their wi ...

Mikah Meyer visited all 419 National Park Service sites, but tells Out Traveler Minneapolis still holds his heart.

Show your pride outside during the month of June for a chance to win $2,300 in prizes.

On February 1, Meyer began his month-long journey, traveling across the northern section of Mississippi with a photographer, a documentary maker, and one other crew member on an e-bike and the rest in a chase car. He started on the Alabama-Mississippi border at Interstate 22, and ran west toward Hughes, Arkansas, averaging about 10K a day over roughly 170 miles. The low daily mileage was purposeful; his goal was not only to run to raise money, but also to have conversations along the way with p...