Miyo McGinn
Editorial Assistant at Outside Magazine
Freelance Writer at Freelance
failed ski bum | editor @outsidemagazine | she/her
Articles
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1 month ago |
outsideonline.com | Joe Jackson |Miyo McGinn
Few things can tank morale on a camping trip like a bad night's sleep. Fortunately, with plenty of stellar sleeping pad options out there, there's no reason for your gear to prevent you from getting your beauty sleep, especially when you're car camping and you've got the room to go big.
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1 month ago |
outsideonline.com | Miyo McGinn |Drew Zieff |Cory Smith
Skip to content Back to top Editor's Letter Welcome to our 2025 Summer Gear Guide! Below you’ll find dozens of reviews packed with the most impressive gear we tested this past year. Whether it’s hiking, camping, biking, running, working out, or traveling, we have it all right here. We also highlighted some of our favorite picks in Outside magazine’s May/June issue, which you can pick up at newsstands or read digitally with your Outside+ subscription.
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Jan 25, 2025 |
outsideonline.com | Miyo McGinn
Mountain sports are saturated with alcohol. Summit beers, lift beers, après ski, post-ride happy hours, whiskey around the campfire—some days it feels like you could drink from beginning to end of your favorite outdoor activity. But as public health officials issue warnings over alcohol and younger Americans report that they drink less than previous generations, it’s worth asking whether our outdoor adventures should include so much booze.
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Jan 22, 2025 |
outsideonline.com | Miyo McGinn
On Monday, January 20, the presidency of Joe Biden came to an end. During his four years in office, Biden, 82, focused on issues that impact outdoor recreation, such as the preservation of public lands and conservation. The centerpiece of Biden’s conservation policy was the America the Beautiful Initiative, a commitment to conserve and restore at least 30 percent of federal public lands and waters in the U.S. by 2030.
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Jan 18, 2025 |
outsideonline.com | Miyo McGinn
A few months ago, I went to Los Angeles for a long weekend with my friend Becca to visit her relatives and soak in some sunshine. We both live in Bozeman, Montana and wanted to take a quick break in balmy southern California during the long, frigid northern winter. Los Angeles tends to be at the vanguard of any health food fad, and the luxury grocery store chain Erewhon is the epicenter, the birthplace of dozens of dubious superfoods.
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