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For days when there's just not time to take an entire class
The risks of training while depleted are finally getting lots of attention—maybe too much
From Bear Lake to Snow Canyon, these are our desert expert's coolest places to romp around outside
I walked 62,804 steps around Manhattan. Somewhere around mile 20, I realized that slowing down didn’t need to mean falling behind
It’s packed with dates, nuts, raisins, shredded coconut, spinach powder, and cinnamon—among other delicious ingredients
Is your trip stuck in the group chat? With G Adventures, you can travel for yourself without going by yourself.
Enjoy the country’s most iconic scenery from the comfort of your own car with our guide to the eight most unforgettable national park drives
Sites operated by the National Park Service recorded more than 331 million visits last year—the most in history. The news comes as the NPS weathers its worst staffing crisis in years.
Scientists tackle the challenge of maintaining qualities like high VO2 max and good running economy even when you’re tired
Even the most confident drivers can struggle when piloting an unfamiliar vehicle in inclement weather. These tips, tricks, and items can help prevent you from getting stranded in a snowdrift.
Who needs a conventional vacation when you can have adventure with a side of quirky?
Top officers at Saucony, Cotopaxi, and Oiselle weigh in on being a woman leader right now
The first written accounts of surfing in Africa predate accounts of surfing in Hawaii by 100 years. In his new movie, 'Wade in the Water,' documentarian David Mesfin asks: What else have we glossed over in the history of Black surfing?
Here’s why a few simple pouches can transform your organizational efficiency while flying. Plus, the best options to get you through any journey.
The author analyzes the official trailer for ‘The Surfer,’ which blends paranoia, violence, and wave riding in a frothy mix
Experience pure luxury in the mountains with a stay at The Broadmoor and its three all-inclusive Wilderness properties
A blood moon will be visible across North America in the early hours of March 14, turning the moon a striking color. Stargazers can watch the event from their backyard or make a getaway of it.
How personalized treatment plans can help you achieve your wellness goals
Modern life is filled with noise. These peaceful parks are very, very quiet.
Practice these for hanging gear, tensioning guylines, and joining ropes
We rounded up some of the most creative signs from last weekend's protests, including one from a junior park ranger and another from a golden retriever
Learn why Yellowstone National Park is called the American Serengeti
When adventure gets a little unusual, it just gets better
It’s either way more than you think or way less than you think, depending on which scientists you listen to
I committed to taking my laptop outside every workday—no matter the weather—to see if the well-being I felt in nature during summer could extend year-round
Lots of visitors find themselves off track, whether they're chasing Instagrammable moments too far, facing unpredictable weather and variable terrain, or simply lacking preparation. Here’s why this seems to be happening—and how to trek safely when you go.
Infrared saunas claim to detox the body, relieve pain, and rejuvenate your skin, among other lofty promises. But do they deliver?
An argument for getting more miles out of a vehicle instead of driving a new one by learning how—and when—to turn a wrench
Hit the trail and learn first hand why Yellowstone National Park is called the American Serengeti
Learn about efforts to protect the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem through these five unique encounters, and find the inspiration to make this wild place part of your story as well
Arc’teryx gear is quality, but expensive. But these tester-approved favorites are up to half off.
Musher Quince Mountain is about to embark on his second Iditarod, a long-distance dogsled race across Alaska. He and his dogs will be traveling 1,000 miles over mountains, tundra, sea ice, and parts of the frozen Yukon river. We asked him what he packs to eat.
Fruits, veggies, flax milk, hemp seeds, and more make for a smoothie that's not too sweet, doesn't have any funky ingredients, and packs a great protein punch
Federal budget cuts force the PCTA to scale back trail maintenance, leaving key projects delayed and hikers facing tougher conditions
A nonprofit is tallying up how many NPS employees have been let go from each park. A key asset has been social media posts from terminated employees.
The cross-over running shoe category is growing, with multiple new models that excel on different types of roads and trails
Three new models add even more appeal to one of the most popular type of campers
Two new studies add fresh data to the debate about exercise and brain function
What happens when après spreads to social media? An influx of party-goers head to resorts, creating traffic jams.
Tour Colorado's best hot springs with this week-long road trip, from rustic tubs to full-service resorts
Expert-approved ways to warm up your ankles calves ahead of your next workout
He climbs trees, runs barefoot, and covers himself in mud for his 1 million followers. Here's what we can learn about movement and play from Victor Manuel Fleites Escobar.
Adventure photographer Madi Carson meets up with head of Vegas Valley 4 Wheelers, Kevin Bailey, to do some off-road rallying and trail maintenance
Our writer endured boozy days, sleepless nights in a hostel, and edge-of-your-seat racing at Kitzbühel’s legendary Hahnenkamm
Despite what social media leads us to believe, you can't eat your way to balanced hormones
The extremely soft, odor-resistant, thermoregulating fiber of the South American alpaca is lighter and retains less moisture than sheep’s wool
From a music-centric journey across the northern U.S. to a national park-studded road trip through the heartland, we’ve got itineraries for your next great cross-country adventure.
Adventure photographer L. Renee Blount meets up with the Kentucky Toyota Land Cruiser Association to restore and rediscover old roads
Our ethics columnist helps a property owner navigate a dilemma that pits him against pesky locals who are trashing his land
The barrier is closer than it seems, researchers argue—if you fully optimize drafting and other logistical details.
Black yoga teachers are creating communities. Just not where you'd expect.
Ditching the data and simplifying my runs for a month had some unexpected side effects. Here’s why you should try it.
El Cap’s flag, the park’s fired lone locksmith, and the safety of Yosemite climbing this season
Here's how to organize your gear storage space so you can bug out at a moment's notice
If you strength train or hit the gym in general, these yoga poses will feel very familiar to you.
It’s pretty, secluded, and trends on social media. And because it fills up a year in advance, you’ll be lucky to snag a reservation, but it’s worth trying—and not just for the amenities or decor.
A good hair care routine protects your hair during and after your gym sesh
A collection of profiles highlighting different voices in snow sports
A rescue story from Southern Utah has a happy ending—thanks to a discarded bag filled with survival gear
On February 16, Christina Lustenberger and Gee Pierrel skied the first descent of the Great Couloir on the South Face of Mount Robson
After a terrible crash, BASE jumper Alenka Mali spent hours dangling from a cliff. Here is her story in her own words.
It isn’t impossible to find lodging around our nation’s most-visited national park. But these spots are extra cool—from secluded cabins and riverside retreats, to a treehouse and beyond.
Supermom Jessica Human transforms a northwest Georgia trailhead into a welcoming haven for trail crews and inspired kids
Trail veterans often jerry-rig the popular Sawyer Squeeze water filter onto a bomb-proof Vecto bladder. Now, the two products come together as a unit.
When even the hardest-core ski bums are logging their data, is there still room for fun?
One GoPro is the easiest to use, and the other is the most versatile ever. Here’s the one we think you should buy.
What happens to your body when you get lost and confused on a mountain in the bitter cold of a winter night?
The National Park Service faces a staffing crisis after losing 1,000 employees. We spoke to experts and laid-off rangers to understand what visitors can expect.
No hotel? No problem. I’ve perfected the art of traveling on connection, karma, and the occasional borrowed futon.
From exploring Arizona's canyons to surfing California'a beaches and hiking Utah's buttes, our national parks columnist shares his dream Southwest road-trip itineraries. Just gas up your rig, grab the sunscreen, and go.
Two stalwart ski pros serve the mountain bikers outside El Paso some singletrack giddyup, plus extra gratitude for key trail-maintenance efforts
Chef Eduardo Garcia refuels Southern Arizona trail crews with an impromptu breakfast surprise
Most sled dogs are huskies and pointers, but Muppy didn’t get the memo. With sheer determination and a whole lot of heart, this little dog is rewriting the rules of racing.
From a lookout tower with a wood-fired sauna to a sleek cabin with volcano views, these imaginative, forested forts go way beyond your best childhood dreams
Five questions with the 44-year-old Instagram comedian who goes deep on what's humorous about cycling, snowboarding, and getting outside
Core-strengthening can look like a lot of things—even a yoga pose. These practices enhance stability, support, and the way you show up for go-to sport.
The legendary climber reflects on her last 25 years
Everything from goggles and ski jackets to sandals and boardshorts are on sale for Presidents’ Day weekend.
An enlightening new study revealed just how prevalent the toxic class of PFAS compounds are in smartwatch wristbands. Here’s what runners and hikers need to know.
From nutrition myths to getting protein, our experts break down how to stay fueled and feeling good on your next big hiking trip