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07/09/2025

Realistic soundtrack to a day of bushwhacking in bear country (just hope nothing calls back).

Video: Michael Overbeck
Edit: Sonder Video Production

"Somehow I’d clawed my way to the rest. I inverted my feet above my hands, jammed them in the crack and hung upside down...
07/08/2025

"Somehow I’d clawed my way to the rest. I inverted my feet above my hands, jammed them in the crack and hung upside down, dangling my arms below my head to drain the lactic acid from them. Honestly, I wasn’t expecting to be here.

From the outset, I’d barely stayed on the climb. Every move had felt like a gamble, a calculated risk. Not a risk of injury or death, as this route was completely safe, but a risk of failure. Failure, and the dreaded thought of having to climb the bouldery start again."

Read more about the first ascent of Crown Royale in Pete Whittaker's story, "A Seventh Chance," at https://pat.ag/F/SeventhChance

Photo: Andrew Burr

07/07/2025

Way better than screentime.
Watch episode 2 of “Parenting: Disaster Style” at https://pat.ag/F/DisasterStyle

Video: Pierre Cadot, Thomas Guerrin, Yucca Films

Within the boundaries of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge runs the wild Kongakut River, flowing uninterrupted through...
07/07/2025

Within the boundaries of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge runs the wild Kongakut River, flowing uninterrupted through this vast, roadless sanctuary — the largest refuge in the United States, and one of the planet’s last remaining untracked, unspoiled masterpieces. “No way should a pipeline go through here,” angler Sarah Tescher mused, reflecting on her packraft/fly-fishing journey down the river. “I was wondering if we should have even been there. It’s a special place, and I may never be there again, but that’s OK, I’ll leave it for the caribou.”

Originally, this assignment—which also included photographer Andrew Burr and angler Thad Ferrell—was simply meant to experience the vast wonder of northeast Alaska’s Kongakut River, document one of the planet’s last remaining unspoiled masterpieces and cast to the river’s wild Arctic char and grayling. At a time when extraction threatens conservation, these photos remind us that not every landscape should be put up for sale to the highest bidder.

Check out the full story behind this assignment, “Floating Lines,” at https://pat.ag/F/FloatingLines

Photo: Andrew Burr ()

07/06/2025

“She has the structure, I have the dreams. And when we connect, there’s magic.”

The story of Aloha Surf & Repair Shop is one of love, dreams, and a whole lot of grit. Get to know Sabrina and Vanessa—and how they’re giving second lives to wetsuits that carry the signs of a life well surfed.

Watch the video at https://pat.ag/F/AnActofLove

Filmmaker: Rodrigo Farias Moreno
Direction and edition: Juan Garcia

Evening zoomies are better with friends — especially of the four-legged variety. Lynn Tsai, Kevin Lara and one very good...
07/04/2025

Evening zoomies are better with friends — especially of the four-legged variety. Lynn Tsai, Kevin Lara and one very good pup chase evening light and mid-run treats on Tahoe's iconic Flume trail.

Photo: Susie Kieckhefer

07/03/2025

In episode 2 of “Parenting: Disaster Style,” Zoe Hart and her husband, Maxime Turgeon, bring their boys on a venture of risk and consequence while skiing Vallée Blanche in the French Alps, multipitch ice and rock climbing, and paragliding.

Watch the episode at https://pat.ag/F/DisasterStyle

Video: Pierre Cadot, Thomas Guerrin, Yucca Films.

“I always thought my relationship with the lands I climbed on ran deep—my life often depends on this closeness. But spen...
07/02/2025

“I always thought my relationship with the lands I climbed on ran deep—my life often depends on this closeness. But spending time with the descendants of the early inhabitants of the Bears Ears region has taught me that building a road, a mine or even placing a climbing bolt into the rock is like a physical wound that brings pain to the people who are the land. Unless your cultural heritage depends on the land, you will never truly know this connection or this pain.”

Our latest story, “Beneath the Rock,” details how Tommy Caldwell is reshaping his love for rock climbing by building relationships with our partners at the Bears Ears Coalition and Women of Bears Ears.

Read the full piece at https://pat.ag/F/BeneathTheRock

Photos: Don James, Eliza Earle, Marc Toso

A keel fish makes small waves more fun. Pacha Light takes her slice of the pie. Photo: Perrin James
07/01/2025

A keel fish makes small waves more fun. Pacha Light takes her slice of the pie.

Photo: Perrin James

In the face of advancing climate change, aggressive resource extraction and multiple looming threats to our wild places,...
06/30/2025

In the face of advancing climate change, aggressive resource extraction and multiple looming threats to our wild places, adventure has taken on a new, urgent face. Instead of simply being there, now we document what might soon not be there.

We sent photographer Andrew Burr and anglers Thad Ferrell and Sarah Tescher to experience the vast wonder of northeast Alaska’s Kongakut River. No roads reach the remote Kongakut. It flows completely through the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, America’s largest and most remote wildlife sanctuary, and the trio, traveling by packraft, spent their days navigating white water, hiking and casting to the river’s wild Arctic char and grayling.

Originally, this assignment was meant to photograph one of the planet’s last remaining untracked, unspoiled masterpieces. As pressure mounts to develop protected lands, these images push back — with evidence of beauty, biodiversity and what’s still worth defending.

Check out “Floating Lines,” written by Steve Duda on Patagonia Stories at https://pat.ag/F/FloatingLines

Photos: Tim Davis, Andrew Burr

Lunch break! Miranda Oakley, Alix Morris and Henry Whittaker take a beat on the Nose. Photo: Alexa Flower
06/29/2025

Lunch break! Miranda Oakley, Alix Morris and Henry Whittaker take a beat on the Nose.

Photo: Alexa Flower

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