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Suzie Dundas

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As seen in: Matador Network, Forbes, MSN, MSN India, Yahoo Life, BBC, BBC News Brasil, BBC Travel, Business Insider, Business Insider Singapore, Terra and
Covers:  Adventure travel, mountain sports (hiking, skiing, biking etc), scuba diving, travel news, luxe eco travel, national parks, wildlife, safaris, weird places & quirky stories
Doesn't Cover: I don't do family travel, relationships, kids, beauty, entertainment, household goods, or any mens'-specific stuff. My only gear stories are reviews. Please don't pitch me celeb news.
Freelance journo and random dog petter. Commissioning ed at @MatadorNetwork. I cover travel, adventure, nature, and weird places. Former DC nerd.

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Freelance travel/gear/outdoor writer and editor. Commissioning editor at Matador Network, news writer at Outside, and guidebook author for Lonely Planet. Other recent bylines include BBC Travel, AFAR, Scuba Diving Mag, and more.

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Dear second-home owners: Please don't shelter in your resort getaway

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Las Vegas Has Michelin Stars Again for the First Time in 17 Years

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By Suzie Dundas Verified
| Matador Network Verified
Las Vegas Restaurants + Bars News by Suzie Dundas Aug 27, 2026 For the first time in nearly two decades, Michelin’s culinary experts have officially weighed in on the best restaurants in Las Vegas. The Michelin Guide released its “Southwest selection” on August 26, highlighting dining experiences in Nevada, as well as Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah. Las Vegas scored 24 collective designations between Michelin stars and Recommended or Bib Gourmand ratings.
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“Disheveled and Scared.” Two Brothers’ Bear Encounter Ends in a Backcountry Rescue Near Grand Teton.

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By Suzie Dundas Verified
| Outside Magazine Verified
Stranded 20 miles from the nearest road, disoriented, and out of food, two men were flown out of Wyoming’s Teton Wilderness after a chaotic run-in with a bear. he dramatic Grand Teton Mountain Range is viewed from the Snake River Overlook (Photo: George Rose/Getty Images) Outside contributor Suzie Dundas spoke with Anthony Stevens, Grand Teton Search and Rescue chief advisor in Wyoming, to parse through the details of this backcountry rescue.
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A Guiding Company Faces Hefty Fines After the Deadly Tahoe Avalanche

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By Suzie Dundas Verified
| Ski Magazine Verified
On February 17, a devastating backcountry avalanche killed three guides and six clients near Truckee, California. On August 12, the State of California slapped the guiding company that oversaw the trip with $151,000 in fines. The California Division of Occupational Safety and Health (Cal/OSHA) said that Blackbird Mountain Guides (BMG) violated seven workplace rules, including failure to identify an avalanche and properly train staff. Cal/OSHA sent Outside a copy of its investigation.
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