Known for both her gorpcore experiments and collabs with big-name design brands, Nicole McLaughlin has bridged the gap between outdoor gear and high fashion—and could very well transform both for the better

Home to more than 1,000 glaciers, Southeast Alaska’s Glacier Bay National Park just welcomed its newest island

I wore the Hoka Mafate 5 for a week in Chamonix. I never stopped wearing them once I got home.

After three Colorado River trips totaling more than 70 days, Outside associate editor Madison Dapcevich spent a week rowing whitewater through the Grand Canyon’s sister river

The 27-year-old broke his ankle after falling into a deep glacial crevasse known as a bergschrund

Yellowstone geysers are facing an unassuming threat, plus a new speed record has been set on the Grand Teton. Outside has you covered in this edition of our weekly news roundup

This high school redefines education for adventurous athletes through global travel, elite coaching, and immersive learning

Land Rover’s wildest SUV yet isn’t built for grocery runs or school pickups. With 626 horsepower and rally-tuned suspension, the Octa is made to thrive where pavement disappears.

This matters even if you're naturally an early riser

RE:PUBLIC will bring investigative, nonpartisan coverage to the nation’s 660 million acres of public land

Tanner Mansell, a Florida diving guide, saw his life turned upside down after he freed captured sharks on a fishing line

I knew the safety rules. I didn’t follow all of them. Here’s what happened when a black bear charged me on my hometown trail.

Discomfort in this area can affect gait, hip function, and mobility

Geologists at Yellowstone National Park have already collected more than 300 hats from the park’s hot spring areas this year

Visiting Moab is an adventurer’s rite of passage. Here’s how to make the most of a trip to Utah’s adventure wonderland

Hammerhead sharks were just one of the species found mislabeled in U.S. grocery stores

How do you achieve elite success in such disparate pursuits? By thinking differently about both

The North Coast Trail, on Vancouver Island, takes you deep into the territory where several seasons of the reality show were set

From taunting bison to walking on a Yellowstone hot spring, here's what some tourists were up to this summer—and how to avoid making headlines yourself

To break the iconic record, runner Jane Maus planned, plotted, and trained. She also stayed on the trail.

Big Bend does not see many visitors, but it has a high relative death rate.

Many of us dream of living bigger and going farther. These full-time adventurers share how they made it happen—and the boots that took them there.

With a built-in battery and 36 hours of cooling power, the Anker Everfrost makes soggy sandwiches and ice runs a thing of the past

New running brands aren't just redefining athletic wear—they're reshaping how runners express identity on the move

The body of a Colorado man was located about 300 feet below the rim near the South Kaibab Trail

The big difference between a 13er and a 14er? One is considerably less crowded, by a huge margin. Consider us converted.

By week three, my right knee filed a formal complaint

New research around muscle elasticity offers some surprising insights for marathon runners—and could explain how "super shoes" actually work

Moutcha Bay and Newton Cove Resort are sister resorts on Vancouver Island's “salmon highway”

Last year, Sunseri broke the speed record for ascending and descending the 13,775-foot peak. The record was shortly revoked

The drama of the French Alps—both its stunning backdrops and privilege run amok—is a perfect setting for the 'White Lotus.’ We are rooting for Le Lotus Blanc (Mont Blanc).

Interested in $1 million? Want to spot this year’s epic Northern Lights forecast? Outside has you covered in this edition of our weekly news roundup.

As a practicing Pagan, I'll welcome in fall with a moonlit hike. Here's where to go to view the Corn Moon on September 7, tips for navigating the trails at night, and how to add a little magic to your trek.

Outside talks to mountain biker Kate Courtney about Leadville, the World Cup, and whether or not she’s interested in the U.S. gravel cycling scene

Outside talks to director Ben Masters about his latest film, narrated by Indigenous activist Quannah ChasingHorse

No fancy equipment is needed—just your finger, your Notes app, and 60 seconds a day

You can text and make calls without your phone, plus Garmin's emergency features are now built into the watch

Five years after Forrest Fenn’s bronze chest was found, a Canadian treasure hunt is reigniting the wild search for riches

A new breed of online athlete is breaking the rules of creator culture—and proving that authenticity wins the long game

From Montana’s sprawling sculpture park to Utah’s skiable museum, land art is having a moment in the American West. It’s more accessible, more kinetic, and just as cosmic.

Because doing it at the wrong time can throw off your zen for the rest of the day

After moving into a small home in a mountain town, a reader is inundated with guests. Is it impolite to house them in a camper?

For Suicide Prevention Month, we're re-airing a story about what grief looks like on the other side

After years of trial and error—and plenty of shredded foam—I finally found two beds my three picky dogs love

Thinking about a big snow year? These natural indicators—from acorns to caterpillars—might give you a heads-up before the first storm hits.

Six questions to ask yourself before adventuring into the outdoors, according to the National Park Service.

For the first time ever, I look forward to packing my bag for a trip

Plan, download, and navigate the backcountry with Gaia GPS’s new features designed for vehicle-based adventure

We polled space-weather experts, astrophotographers, and aurora guides for their top tips for enjoying "solar maximum" — the 11-year peak of Northern Lights activity. Here’s what they said.

We’ve crossed deserts, mountains, and swamps together. But nothing prepared me for what my first solo backpacking trek would feel like.

Sure, Denver’s Outside Festival had killer bands and epic gear demos. But honestly? We couldn’t stop staring at what everyone was wearing.

Hop aboard the most thrilling rail routes, from the highest railway in the world to a night train that takes you to the Arctic Circle

All you need is a doorway, a chair, and a stretching strap

After reading stories about wind, sand, and mud, our articles editor examines the media mystery that exists with Burning Man

'Tis the season to flash-cook fresh mussels under a pile of pine needles

Hikers in British Columbia and Montana successfully fended off attacking bears in two separate incidents using this compact deterrent.

You probably think you need a 4WD van. Chances are, you don’t.

UTMB 2025 is underway in Chamonix. Learn what the Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc is, why it matters, and how to watch the toughest trail race.

Craft breweries may be manufacturing businesses, but more and more are embracing their natural surroundings. Here's where to pull up a stool for a pint and some fresh air.

Weighing more than 2,000 pounds, one bison will poop enough in a typical day to fill a 3-gallon bucket.

The program Synrgy Cycling matched me with a coach who understands women’s health and how different phases of the menstrual cycle may impact performance

From proximity alerts to downloadable map options, the app’s new tools keep users in the flow no matter where they are

Elected officials condemned the actions of the Department of Homeland Security to detain two firefighters battling the Bear Gulch blaze

Google has released U.S.-based search data on the top queried national parks of all time, and the winner comes as no surprise. Here's why.

We hiked, biked, paddled, and lounged our way through the latest outdoor gear—here’s what impressed us

Formulated with zinc oxide or titanium dioxide; these options are great for sensitive, acne-prone skin and the environment

Reports are rolling in of leaves changing early across western states. Here's what it could mean for how we experience fall this year.

What started as a neglected patch of grass is now where I work, rest, host, and recharge—and you can create your own version, too

At least one popular trail in the area has been closed due to severe weather

With its new Trails app, Orijen pet food is partnering with the National Park Foundation to help pet lovers and their furry friends connect with the outdoors

The area around a popular lake trail is replete with human waste. Park officials may install a permanent toilet.

The attempt to sell millions of acres of Forest Service land united Republicans and Democrats. Advocates took valuable lessons from the battle.

My crash course in camping with a baby and a toddler taught me one thing: the right gear makes all the difference

This fall’s Style and Design Issue celebrates the messy beauty of gear, goals, and identities that are meant to be lived in—not left pristine

Dawson's research—and his surfing—connect him to a legacy that goes back centuries

An hour of darkness, silence, and floating changed how I think about stillness

The sleeping pads and accessories you need for turning the cold, hard ground into the most comfortable night of your life

An alpine marriage proposal, a California coastal trek, and other tales of outdoor exploration with furry friends.

Come for the wild beaches, stay for the inspired community. Learn more about the Outer Banks in this six-episode series.

In her latest essay, Woniya Thibeault explains how starvation and seclusion impact a participant’s psyche once the days turn into months