Clint Carter

Winter camping seems like a masochistic hobby, but combating the cold is easier than you think—and the payoff is a serene wilderness experience

I trained with ninja Drew Drechsel in a spectacularly failed attempt to be the next American Ninja Warrior.

His beans have won the world's most coveted awards and sold for more than $2,000 a pound. The wildest part? He's just getting started.

The world's biggest burger chain overcame major setbacks to once again top Entrepreneur's Franchise 500.

After the success of the documentary Free Solo, WSJ allowed me explain what it's really like to climb outside.

SERE school is where Air Force pilots and crew go to prepare for the possibility of going down in hostile territory. I spent a few days with the students.

Or will we? A dispatch from the outer limits of human athletic performance

As laws around marijuana loosen, extracts are overtaking the flowery buds you used to smoke. It's a trend that's helping Green Dot Labs lead the charge toward a luxe market.

When you venture into the wilderness by yourself, all the challenges of camping are yours to bear. But then again, so are the spoils.

The once-ubiquitous, twice-bankrupt RadioShack may have closed stores around the country, but it's about to open many back up...on the shelves of another brand, called HobbyTown. It's part of a growing trend in franchising, as retail brands combine forces to attract new customers. Will it boos sales or spread the damage? HobbyTown is about to find out.

As part of my Adventurist column, I spent a few days learning the basics of traditional (trad) climbing.

On the Katy Trail, cyclists find small-town warmth, pristine prairie, of a little known wine region. I rode 300 miles across my home state, and then reported back.

In 2018, four U.S. Army vets became the first people to complete a continuous motorcycle ride from Alaska to the southern tip of South America. I was able to join them midway through their journey to report.

From the hard earth to the cowboys that work it, Tucson is one hell of a tough city. Here's a profile of the city's ranch and rodeo culture. Pay attention to the end of a video if you care to see me ROPE A STEER.

The internet seemed to destroy the once-booming travel-agency industry. But then came a surprise: The industry evolved, revived, and turned to U.S. military veterans to help it thrive.