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A veterinarian by day and ultrarunner by night, Paris became the first woman to complete the notoriously hard race this year
The Eritrean cyclist was the first Black rider to win a stage at the Tour de France. He hopes he opened the door for more African riders to follow.
The Nepali climber who summited Mount Everest three times in two weeks has always gone her own way
Mikaela Shiffrin's quest for 100 World Cup wins paused after crash, shifting focus to Beaver Creek and her recovery
Getting outside forever changes our most meaningful connections
Guests at Milkweed fall on a spectrum: on one extreme, foodies who rarely step outdoors, and at the other, outdoorsfolk who—like myself—have never experienced a tasting menu
A selection of (mostly) new titles for fans of science, endurance, fitness, and adventure
This Wyoming gem is legendary for year-round adventure but known as pricey. There are ways to go without blowing your budget.
The deals we can’t resist this year for rock, ice, and gym climbing
How I went from a holiday cooking nightmare to self-acceptance
Discover the ultimate winter base camp in Reno Tahoe
The longtime contributor explains how a fly rod and a fascination with the natural world launched his journalism career and segued into a prescient book on pandemics
Change is inevitable. When it happens in our relationships, it’s best to take a cue from the currents and go with the flow.
Three continents, a dozen of sets of ski skins, and a lot of candy—we asked the new record holder for vertical feet skied in a year for the keys to his success
We asked our team to share the lip balms they swear by—whether that's a $4 drug store pick or a $28 luxury product
The X-Mid trekking pole tent and other groundbreaking ultralight designs have earned Durston an unmatched fan base, with a 14,000-person Facebook group and in-jokes about stickers and sage at the center of it
For the past 18 years, I’ve used the same hefty lock—even when I’m riding cheap clunkers around town. Here’s why.
The Hornbein Couloir poses a fantasy ski descent that only two parties have ever attempted. Neither was successful.
After years of testing hundreds of products, Outside’s Gear Guy has some favorites. This is the stuff he can’t wait to go on sale.
The Oklahoma thru-hiker overcame nausea, sleep deprivation, and debilitating foot pain to set the fastest ever time on the 800-mile trail
From pizza ovens to hiking boots, these 26 tester-approved Cyber Monday gear deals have you covered
Recent studies point to travel as a way to increase your longevity. As if we needed another excuse to hit the road.
The best kitchen knife, spices, meat thermometer, and boozy stocking stuffers for the food-and-drink obsessed
“It goes, boys!” Zangerl, 36, blasted up the 3,300-foot Free Rider on her first attempt, without a single fall.
From cool gear to incredible travel experiences, these gift ideas are perfect for all the adventure travelers in your life. We want them all.
Can the addition of champagne to your brine really keep a bird moist, no matter the cooking method? We set up a simple taste test to find out.
Tested and approved jackets to provide shelter from winter cold and slop
What do you get for the person who won't stop buying themselves the coolest toys?
After years of rumors, new data suggests that real-time lactate sensors are finally ready to hit the market. But will athletes know what to do with them?
I tagged along on a surreal trip to a conflict zone in Azerbaijan with a group of explorers known as the world’s Most Traveled People. No matter that the war there wasn’t over yet.
Hear me out: I love the outdoors, and that includes playing golf. These courses are on the leading edge of sustainability and close to adventure.
Stop running from the cold and revel in it instead
Four Klamath River dams are being removed for environmental benefit. Yet even positive change feels traumatic to the many residents who’ve built livelihoods around the lakes and whitewater that have disappeared.
Imagine the most impractical road trip vehicle. Now, make it a little worse. You’re getting closer.
Don’t wait until January 1 to start making positive changes in your life. Set yourself up for success with these health-focused Black Friday deals.
You only need three pieces of gear to prep your muscles for springtime peaks
Our columnist spends some quality time with a 1998 Trek Y-Foil, one of cycling’s evolutionary detours
Winter is coming—but a good heater can extend your camping season well into the colder months. Here's what to choose.
Take advantage of early Black Friday sales on top outdoor brands, like Merrell, Sea to Summit, and Stio
Timberland’s functional and forever-stylish jackets and footwear give all-weather fun for years to come
'Gladiator II' hits theaters on November 22. Here's what we know about how real gladiators ate and exercised.
After seeing yet another parent in legal trouble for allowing their child freedom, I worry more about the societal or legal repercussions of letting my kid roam the neighborhood unsupervised than I do about some stranger snatching her up
A video of triathlete Taylor Knibb navigating a mid-race bathroom crisis went viral. The author explains why Knibb’s eye-popping achievements should far overshadow the meme.
But this time, he’s rolling out high-performance boards and apparel
And how it is sabotaging your training
JJ Harrison is the only person at a rodeo who is supposed to get hit by the bulls
Stephanie Vermillion is an expert on magical nocturnal experiences, with an upcoming book called ‘100 Nights of a Lifetime: The World’s Ultimate Adventures After Dark.’ These are her favorites.
These are our top favorites for carving kindling—whether it's for a backcountry campfire or your wood stove back home.
Because there is no such things as bad running weather when you have the right gear
Our national parks columnist reveals his all-time favorite treks in Arches, Canyonlands, Zion, Bryce Canyon, and Capitol Reef for both beginner and advanced adventurers
Employees from PACT Outdoors installed WAG bags on a popular peak, and asked hikers to tell the truth about their backcountry poop habits. Here’s what they discovered.
With the latest advances in performance and sustainability, it’s time for a fresh take on this age-old question
Embrace the elements with The North Face Summit Series™, an athlete-tested layering system built to perform the best when conditions are the worst
Your calf muscles are most likely a little weak and really tight. Here are our favorite stretches and exercises to take care of them.
My wife decided we needed an active outdoor getaway, a romantic ramble across moors and fells and three national parks. I knew it’d be hard. I’ve never been happier.
The $1.2 billion company has some of the biggest podcast bros and athletes touting its praises. Is the greens powder the answer to our health woes?
The author breaks down a bizarre story involving a trashed car, grainy surveillance video, and a fuzzy bear suit
Karoo raises the bar—again—on navigating cycling adventures with new features and extended battery life for multiday rides
It may be mud season, but that’s not stopping us from getting outside with these pieces of gear
Whether you’re hiking over rough terrain or going for a walk around the block, rucking is an easy way to add in resistance training
As an environmentalist, I’m turned off by my boyfriend’s love of ATVs, dirt bikes, and his giant diesel truck. Am I wrong?
For the past 50-plus years, our colleagues at SKI magazine have invited readers to weigh in on the best ski resorts—because no one’s as passionate as a skier praising their favorite hill. These ranked highest.
A pizza party isn’t good enough anymore. Workers today want four-day work weeks, unlimited paid time off, and flexible work locations. These are the companies that have gone above and beyond to keep their employees happy, while also encouraging them to pursue their outdoor passions.
My family traded stressful air travel and an exhausting day cooking and cleaning for crowd-free campsites and an outdoor feast around the fire. Best decision ever.
Rinsing it under water for a few seconds won’t cut it
From “conquering” peaks to “owning” slopes, ski culture’s language shapes how we see the mountains. Here’s why it’s time for a change.
Outshine Santa this year without breaking the bank
Gutsy descents defined the 2024 women’s Ironman World Championship in Nice, France, but everyday triathletes can get free seconds (or minutes) by practicing some key handling skills. Read how.
When Linda “Nana” Vanderloop set out to thru-hike the AT, she had no idea she was on her way to becoming the oldest woman on record to complete the feat
The North Dakota governor has promoted outdoor recreation in his state. Opponents worry about his connection to the oil and gas industry.
From cozy down jackets and sleeping bags to Merino base layers, check out these stellar Co-op deals before they’re gone
Winter gets an upgrade with Shaun White’s namesake snow brand
Jenni Lowe founded the nonprofit after the death of her husband Alex Lowe. Now, she’s passing the torch to alpinist Melissa Arnot Reid's charity, the Juniper Fund.
Because having cold hands or head on a run is no fun
Don’t let frozen ears and fingers ruin running in a winter wonderland
I was in need of transformation, but wasn’t so sure chakra-balancing treatments and hikes through a mystical vortex site would help
Metcalfe, a 50-year-old doctor from Colorado, recently became the first American woman to ascend all 14 mountains above 8,000 meters. Before completing the record, she battled internal demons over what it means to make history on the peaks.
Packing cubes are the secret to efficient, stress-free travel. These are the best ones for your buck.
After years of injuries and recovery, the record-breaking skier is ready to hit the slopes and compete for more wins