Just because summer is drawing to a close, that doesn't mean you should wave au revoir to the outdoors – in fact, fall is the most wonderful time of the year to admire Mother Nature in all her glory.

A change of season means a change in outdoor decor is in order. The brighter hues of summer can now be replaced with a palette that is warm and cozy. Whether decorating a front porch, backyard patio ...

Breaking into a sweat when you’re working out is great. Breaking into a sweat the second you step outside to head out on your daily jog, or post-dinner stroll around the neighborhood, because it’s ...

Crawford Notch, looking east, during autumn. Every other Friday, the Outside/In team at NHPR answers listener questions about the natural world. Today's question comes from Jarrett from San Francisco, ...

You don't have to love pumpkin spice to believe that fall offers some pretty spectacular outdoor fall decor ideas. So, the minute the leaves start to drop, take it as your sign to tap into the harvest ...

This autumn, as you begin to put out your painted pumpkins and fall wreaths, don't neglect the most quintessential fall decoration of all: the scarecrow! Originally made to scare off crows from ...

Designers warn against fake leaves, too many pumpkin, hay, cheesy signs, cotton cobwebs, inflatables, and more. Real branches, dried florals, jack-o-lanterns, and cozy textures make decor feel ...

Fall brings all sorts of weather, from chilly nights to rainy days and warm afternoons. To stay comfortable during the unpredictable season, the apparel on this list will keep you warm and dry no ...

Fall is arguably one of the best seasons to get outdoors—what’s not to love about 60-degree mountain biking weather and end-of-the-season camping trips with a fire? But that’s not to say fall doesn’t ...