Trails Magazine Issue 2

The second Issue of Trails Magazine is longer (weighing in at 80-pages), more beautiful, and even better than its predecessor. You'll find pages of beautiful photography, illustrated trail maps, and the best adventure stories found anywhere, printed on 80-pound paper and with fewer ads than any magazine you'll find on grocery store shelves. Stories in Issue Two include: The story behind the spy agency selling access to our public lands through Recreation.gov.  Photos from epic backpacking and horsepacking trips in the Colorado mountains.  Reporting that asks the question "Is the backcountry wilderness better off without us?" A look back at a historic hut in the Canadian Rockies and what it's demise says about the state of our warming world.  The Yelp-style review of a wall-less outhouse in the North Cascades.  Miranda Webster's inaugural Trail Obscura column takes a swing at curing backpacking imposter syndrome.  Blazes highlighting an early trail builder in New Hampshire, an attempt