SUP Dude
Masochistic surf kook bent on taming very large stand-up paddleboard seeks Graveyard of the Atlantic for island-linking expedition entirely at whim of wind and waves.
Bucky McMahon
Published
Giro di Salame
On a vintage steed, over vertiginous hills of white gravel, suitcase overloaded with courage, BUCKY McMAHON battles through Italy's infamous Eroica—a grueling, 127-mile "period...
Where the Walking Shark Lives
It's the antithesis of the bleached-out, overfished reefs that divers find around the world—a place where the sea is still bursting with life, and hope for the ocean endures. Pull on a tank...
Let the Bad Times Roll
Adventure, big and small, is all about risk. The risk that things may go terribly wrong. That danger will finally cut off your credit and hit you with a hefty bill. That luck will flee the scene as...
What Scares Me
Thirteen otherwise courageous writers reveal their deepest, darkest fears in our homage to the creepy, crawly, menacing world of phobias. Prepare to squirm.
Jungle Gym
Welcome to Bigfoot's winter hideaway, where unclimbed mountains, roaring whitewater, and a new luxury eco-lodge await you
The Wetter You Get, the Summer You'll Feel
Go Get Drenched
Life is Way, Way More than a Beach
Destinations Special, Outside magazine, February 2001: Wild Caribbean
Fresh Tracks
Heli Help Us[sidebar img=1467951 | hed=][/sidebar] The $65,000 and exhaustive training needed for a summit bid on Everest may be a bit out of your league, but climbing 16,535-foot Mount Carstensz in...
Going Places: The Best Trips of 2001
Outside's guide to the coolest trips and the world's top new adventure travel spots.
Going Places: Best Trips 2001
Outside's guide to the 50 coolest adventures and top new travel spots
In Tobago, It's All Good
Exploring the oldest protected rainforest, the soft coral reefs, and the all-night fêtes of the Caribbean's farthest reaches
In Tobago, It's All Good
Exploring the oldest protected rainforest, the soft coral reefs, and the all-night fêtes of the Caribbean's farthest reaches
Head Down Past Gainesville, Turn Back 50 Years
Where the Suwanne hits the Gulf, a bygone Florida thrives in the wilderness