Sierra Annual Outings Issue: Awe-Inspiring Trips Around the Globe
January/February issue highlights more than 330 available outings; skiing in Antarctica; and exploring the Bering Sea
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(SAN FRANCISCO) – Whether you’re seeking vacations near home or in far-flung destinations, lodge-based explorations or supported treks, Sierra Club National Outings offers adventures with a sense of purpose for all levels and interests. The January/February issue of Sierra magazine, the official magazine of the Sierra Club, features more than 333 new destinations and favorite trips to discover the world with like-minded travelers.
More than 80% of Sierra readers have taken 3 or more trips in the last year and always look forward to what the Outings calendar has to offer. In addition, the Outings program offers a unique added-value opportunity for our Sierra magazine partners.
“Sierra readers love to travel and the yearly Outings calendar becomes a valuable reference in their planning throughout the year,†said Kristi Rummel, Sierra Magazine National Advertising Director.
Additional articles in the latest issue include Michael Frank’s review of the best at-home devices to help you preserve your strength and stay in shape when you can’t play outdoors. The cover feature follows climber Ben Shook and action photographer Gabe Rogel on a skiing and kite surfing adventure, where they found a little bit of heaven in Antarctica. Searching the Arctic for a long-lost world of wooly mammoths and giant sloths, writer and traveler Edward Readicker-Henderson discovers a new one disappearing fast.
The issue will also have a bonus distribution at the Outdoor Retailer Winter Market in Salt Lake City, UT, SnowSports Industries America Show in Denver, CO and Canoecopia in Madison, WI.
About Sierra magazine
Sierra is the official publication of the Sierra Club, America’s largest and most influential grassroots environmental organization, with more than 1.4 million members and supporters nationwide. The Sierra Club works to safeguard the health of our communities, protect wildlife, and preserve our remaining wild places through grassroots activism, public education, lobbying, and litigation. For more information, please visit www.sierramagazine.com.
