According to the U.S. Parachute Association, Americans make over two million jumps each year, but some daring divers choose to push their free-falls to the extreme. Here are are our favorite record-breaking skydives.

With aliens, mushroom clouds and man-eating insects, Indiana Jones and The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull might be more heavy on the science fiction than any films in the classic franchise. The Huffington Post's Hollywood geek says that's a bad thing.

The road between Chicago and the Mississippi Delta is a pathway to great music, food and adventure—if you know where to look for them. (Published in the June 2008 issue)

In our greatest hits from strolling the 2008 Outdoor Retailer Winter Market show, you’ll find everything from a camp stove that can burn jet fuel in a pinch, to a jacket stuffed with pine cones.

Gold and silver bullion, emeralds, pearls—America's first family of marine salvage is still finding treasure from Spanish wrecks off the Florida Keys using specially designed tech and old-school scuba. We go along for a ride, and get inside treasure maps 2.0. (Published in the December 2007 issue)