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Earlier this month, I wrote about how the greatest treasure hunt of the modern era came to an end. Forrest Fenn announced that the trunk he hid in the Rocky Mountains more than a decade ago was discovered by an unnamed man. While Fenn has been light on details so far, he did post three pictures of the chest and its contents.

Inside Edition had an antiquities appraiser look at the photos, who confirmed earlier guesses that the treasure is worth...

The greatest treasure hunt of the modern era is over.
According to Forrest Fenn, who hid a bronze trunk filled with gold and jewels somewhere on Western public lands, his treasure has been claimed. Fenn made the announcement on his blog last weekend, saying that an adventurer from “the East” found the chest.
“It was under a canopy of stars in the lush, forested vegetation of the Rocky Mountains and had not moved from the spot where I hid it more...

There’s a difference between book smart and bar smart. You may not be book smart, but this series can make you seem educated and interesting from a barstool. So, belly up, pour yourself a glass of something good, and take notes as we look at just how hard it is to get away from McDonald’s.
Measuring remoteness is a fairly subjective exercise, especially in a country that contains 330 million people. Ask folks what they think is the most...

Cancel your plans for this weekend: Busch is going to give someone a lifetime supply of beer for wandering around the forest.
In a recent press release, the brand announced that they’re partnering with the National Forest Foundation to help conserve 200 million acres of National Forest land. The effort is focused around a one-day-only pop-up bar that Busch is building in a secret location on July 20th.
“We’re popping up where Busch tastes best...

In Southern California, where mountain lions are listed as a “specially protected species,” the large cats face all sorts of threats. Urban sprawl and unnatural wildfires have destroyed habitat in recent decades, but now humans are also compromising the predator’s food.
The most recent example comes out of the Santa Monica Mountains, which sit about 30 miles up the coast from Beverly Hills. A National Park Service biologist discovered cougar P-4...