Jul 31, 2019
The Outside Tour de France Awards 2019
Here are our picks for the best and worst of July’s chase for yellow
Marc Peruzzi
Published
Jul 28, 2019
Lance Armstrong's Analysis of the 2019 Tour de France
Pro cycling’s most infamous legend walks us through the twists and turns of the sport's biggest race with his daily podcast and exclusive updates on 'Outside'
Jul 19, 2019
Floyd Landis Still Has a Lot to Say
The disqualified former Tour de France winner talks about doping, moving forward, and his burgeoning CBD business.
Jun 5, 2019
Wildfire Smoke Is Here to Stay
The West may be addressing wildfires, but they’re ignoring what may be most hazardous to human health: smoke
May 22, 2019
Trail Runners Are Lazy Parasites
Trail runners really are lazy parasites. Deadbeats, even. Allow me to explain.
Apr 28, 2019
F—ck the Gear Police
Fear of making an outdoor fashion faux pas is homogenizing the outdoor sports apparel industry
Apr 19, 2019
Patagonia Will Not Comment on the Finance Bro Vest
Patagonia is moving on. Eat it, shady elements of the fintech world. Story over, right? No, actually.
Apr 11, 2019
A Ski Area with No Chairlifts Is the Next Big Thing
Back in March, I made the case that skiing could benefit from a handful of backcountry ski areas that don't feature any lifts but offer gear rentals, educational opportunities, varied terrain, and...
Apr 1, 2019
What to Do When Your Chairlift Stops—for Hours
The chairlift came to a hard stop about five minutes ago, and now you find yourself—we've all done it—asking that question: Can I safely jump from this height?
Mar 25, 2019
The 25 Best Bike Rides in the World Right Now
These bucket-list rides are guaranteed to be the most fun you can have on two wheels.
Mar 18, 2019
The Best Ski and Snowboard Goggles
Over the past decade, skiers and snowboarders have been treated to a quick succession of improvements in goggle tech, from fast and easy lens-change systems to bespoke light-filtering tints that...
Mar 13, 2019
The Case for Avalanche Control in the Backcountry
As participation in backcountry skiing and snowboarding grows, it's time to make the trails less traveled more accessible and less vulnerable to avalanches
Feb 25, 2019
Hipcamp Just Made Booking Campsites Way Less Terrible
At last, third-party platforms are able to access real-time availability of federal campsites, which will make it so much easier for you to book one.
Feb 4, 2019
How Energy Bars Became America's Favorite Snack Food
The snackification of the country doesn't mean we have to eat like hipper versions of Cold War–era astronauts.
Jan 29, 2019
Resort Skiing Is Dangerous. And It Always Will Be.
On January 17, a catastrophic inbounds avalanche occurred in open terrain on the K3 Chute of Taos Ski Valley's 12,481-foot Kachina Peak.
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