Field Mag

Welcome to Field Mag, a contemporary publication celebrating outdoor living and stylish design for enthusiasts of nature. Every week, our team of editors based in New York City shares an array of original articles aimed at motivating readers to venture outdoors and discover the beauty of the world around them. Founded in 2015 by outdoor enthusiast and design aficionado Graham Hiemstra alongside developer and designer Chris Stillitano, Field Mag began in a small one-bedroom apartment in Brooklyn, New York. Today, our vibrant online platform is run by a small, passionate team and features contributions from a growing roster of award-winning photojournalists, professional athletes, and numerous other talented writers and photographers from over a dozen countries worldwide.

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Q&A: YouTuber Kirsten Dirksen on 15 Years of Life-Changing Homes

4 days ago | fieldmag.com | Daniel Varghese

Courtesy Kirsten Dirksen and Nicolás Boullosa Kirsten Dirksen, left, interviews a resident, center, about life at Kailash Ecovillage in Portland, Oregon. Daniel Varghese Daniel Varghese is an editor based in Brooklyn, NY. He covers gear, design, menswear, and endurance sports—at least when not biking between appointments. Kirsten Dirksen and Nicolás Boullosa have been making YouTube videos for nearly two decades.
Farouche Hotel Review: A Micro Cabin Paradise in Québec

4 days ago | fieldmag.com | Amelia Arvesen

Amelia Arvesen Amelia Arvesen is an outdoor recreation journalist based in Portland, Oregon. She spends her time running, climbing, camping, walking her dog, sewing clothing, and always writing. From my bed in an A-frame cabin, I can see the snowy top of Québec’s Mont Tremblant, home to a massive ski resort of the same name. Snow fell all night. Even as the sun rises in the periwinkle sky, temps hover near negative 10° F.
Astrotourism Explained: Top 5 Dark Sky Zones for Stargazing

1 week ago | fieldmag.com | Katherine Englishman

Katherine Englishman Kat is a freelance writer covering the outdoors, travel, wellness, and sustainability. Based in coastal Maine with her family and pup, she likes cabins, saunas, and being outside. On a winter night in Maine, the aurora borealis danced over my house throwing otherworldly pastel pinks and neon green through the cosmos and into the inky blue.
13 Best Garden Clogs for Daily Wear at Home, In Town & at the Campsite

1 week ago | fieldmag.com | Daniel Varghese

Daniel Varghese Daniel Varghese is an editor based in Brooklyn, NY. He covers gear, design, menswear, and endurance sports—at least when not biking between appointments. Field Mag may receive a minor commission from purchases made via affiliate links. The best garden clogs are more than just an easy-to-wear flip flop and recovery slide alternative. Sure, clogs, with their low-profile collar, are just as comfortable.
The Gear I Used While Hiking in the Lower Himalayas

3 weeks ago | fieldmag.com | David Young

Field Mag may receive a minor commission from purchases made via affiliate links. David Young is an award-winning writer and Colorado native who covers outdoor adventures, gear, and travel. He’s been published in Men’s Journal, Forbes, Ski Magazine, and more. Find him at or on Instagram @young_david. I hiked below the low red ball sun, illuminating the terraces that unfurled down the hillsides like uneven steps for a giant.
Go Inside the Gore-Tex Archives In New Video by Field Mag

3 weeks ago | fieldmag.com | Graham Hiemstra

Graham Hiemstra Field Mag's benevolent overlord, Graham Hiemstra is a writer & photographer with over a decade experience covering style, design, and outdoor gear. Inside an unassuming office park on the edge of Delaware you'll find the headquarters for W. L. Gore & Associates, Inc, known best as the maker of GORE-TEX fabrics.
Why Did Greater Goods Make an Upcycled Version of "Starry Night"?

3 weeks ago | fieldmag.com | Daniel Varghese

Daniel Varghese Daniel Varghese is an editor based in Brooklyn, NY. He covers gear, design, menswear, and endurance sports—at least when not biking between appointments.
Is AlltTails Peak Worth It? Here's My Hands-on Review

3 weeks ago | fieldmag.com | Bob Myaing

Bob Myaing Bob Myaing is a Philadelphia-based fly fisher, mountain biker, and writer with an unhealthy gear obsession. Field Mag may receive a minor commission from purchases made via affiliate links. To commemorate 15 years and fully cementing its status as the world's most as a popular hiking app, AllTrails has just announced a bunch of new, heavily requested features. Some of these features, like the ability to locate points of interest, are promised for all AllTrails users.
Why Are Hikers So Obsessed With This Disposable Water Bottle?

1 month ago | fieldmag.com | Joe Jackson

Joe Jackson Joe Jackson has 25 years experience as a guide, retail employee, magazine editor, and gear tester. As Outside Magazine's Gear Guy, he has tested thousands of pieces of gear across running, hiking, backpacking, camping, water sports, etc. There are many things that make my home of Ashland, Oregon a contender for the perfect outdoor town.
The Speed Project: Why Would Anyone Run from L.A. to Vegas?

1 month ago | fieldmag.com | Priscilla Ward

Carl Maynard & Rory Miller Photo courtesy Carl Maynard for Freaks of Nature Priscilla Ward is a D.C. native with a decade of experience writing about design, entrepreneurship, music, and travel, focusing on Black stories for publications like Architectural Digest, Dwell, Domino, and Washington City Paper. Find her on Instagram @macaronifro. No medals. No route. No spectators. Just 340 miles of sand and silence stretching from Los Angeles to Las Vegas.