Kathleen Rellihan is a Travel Journalist at various esteemed publications. She specializes in adventure travel, culture, and sustainability, with a focus on the travel and tourism industry, including family travel and destinations. Kathleen's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Newsweek, Travel + Leisure, National Geographic, and BBC World.
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Another incredible light show is excepted to shine across the U.S. tonight. Here are our favorite shots of the dazzling aurora so far.
By: Kathleen Rellihan
From New York to Minnesota to California, Nordic-style public floating saunas are on the rise—and they're just what your winter needs.
By: Kathleen Rellihan
Rancho La Puerta has been embracing health and longevity for decades.
By: Kathleen Rellihan
Apple’s new podcast 'Adrift' brings an extraordinary survival story to life with never-before-heard details about the Robertsons, a family shipwrecked in the Pacific after being hit by killer whales.
By: Kathleen Rellihan
In honor of Bad Bunny's electric Super Bowl halftime show putting the spotlight on Puerto Rico, we talk to Puerto Rican travel experts to get their picks for the island's best adventures. From paddling bioluminescent bays to exploring the third largest cave system in the world, there's more sides to this island paradise than beautiful beaches.
From Outside contributor Tim Neville's award-winning story of living in total darkness for 82 hours in a dark cave, to Pam Houston's tale of the mental health benefits of Icelandic horses, these stories will give your tired eyes a break and remind you of the power of travel.
By: Kathleen Rellihan
After losing his leg in the country's 2010 earthquake, Ralf Etienne has become the first Para alpine skier to represent Haiti, and all of the Caribbean, at the Winter Paralympics.
By: Kathleen Rellihan
National Geographic Explorer Stephanie Pearson shares insights with us from her new book "100 Hikes of a Lifetime U.S.A," including her toughest and most rewarding treks across the country.
By: Kathleen Rellihan
'A Gorilla Story' shows David Attenborough’s unscripted 1978 encounter with a baby gorilla did more than create iconic TV—it helped fuel a 50-year conservation success story that saved Rwanda’s mountain gorillas from extinction.
Celebrated chef and humanitarian José Andrés shared key life lessons at Outside Days on teamwork, survival, and why he thinks people who love the outdoors represent the best of humanity.
