A new book reveals many sides of Bill Squires, the legendary, whacky Boston coach who has mentored runners of all abilities and helped inspire the running boom.

Alaska's favorite fishing siblings have a new quarantine skill for you to learn: making seafood delicious. Their new cookbook breaks down everything from filleting a wild-caught salmon to steaming Dungeness crab—and we've included two easy recipes to get you started.

What a 4,000-mile expedition with her husband taught Caroline Van Hemert, author of 'The Sun Is a Compass,' about navigating a relationship in close quarters

The military's toughest training challenges have a lot in common with outdoor sufferfests like the Barkley Marathons and the Leadville Trail 100: you have to be fit and motivated to make the starting line, but your mind and spirit are what carry you to the end. A Ranger graduate breaks down an ordeal that shapes some of the nation's finest soldiers.

Super tuskers are a highly poached population of elephants that are known to have ivory tusks that drop to the ground.

Wes Siler shows you his favorite sport: archery

A new wave of craft distilleries are using salvaged ingredients to brew up spirits

As the sport is poised to enter the Olympics, a veteran climbing writer delves into its past in 'High Drama: The Rise, Fall, and Rebirth of Competition Climbing'

On going back to the mountains after a traumatic accident

You don't need to invest in a lot of equipment and expensive photography classes to get high-quality shots. Just use these simple tricks, courtesy of a professional travel photographer.

New research on mental fatigue suggests that even elite runners perform worse after a 45-minute computer task

These men's jackets offer versatile protection for a variety of weather

In the kitchen a little more than you were before? Here's some help.

At just 25-years-old and with only one marathon under her belt, time might be on Seidel’s side as she shifts her focus to prepare for an Olympic Games in 2021.

It's the ultimate social-distancing tool, getting you outside for some solo relaxation

Caledonia Spirits would normally be making booze, but it found a better way to help in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic. Other distilleries around the country are switching things up, too.

Behold the ultimate place upon which to rest a hard-earned beer

Leave it to the Faroe Islands to come up with the most clever virtual tour we've seen. In their new tourism program, a Faroese resident becomes your local avatar, guiding you around the stunning archipelago in real time.

The American Mountain Guides Association published tips on how outdoor professionals can use "psychological first aid" to stay mentally healthy during these challenging times. But the advice is useful for all of us during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Some bucket-list adventures require securing a wilderness permit months or even years out. Here’s how to book the most coveted ones in the country.

Last week a paper suggested that runners and cyclists need much more than six feet. The report went viral, and backlash ensued. But there was some legitimate science behind the claims.

Jason Cajune is a second-generation boatman building wooden dories in Livingston, Montana

The EnRoute 3 from Sweden’s premier running brand is a light, bouncy, no-nonsense trainer/racer that moves smoothly and comfortably with your foot.

Tapping the creative power of its entire team, the apparel company worked outside of the box to rethink packaging

The secrets of tempo runs, one of running’s most important (but poorest defined) workouts.

A crew of daring twentysomethings had a half-baked plan to canoe through the jungle. Not surprisingly, they ran into all sorts of trouble.

Here are four items they keep coming back to

This year's most at-risk rivers, the Lower Missouri and Upper Mississippi, provide water for millions of people in the Midwest

Be prepared for every obstacle, and save a ton of money by making your own equipment and learning how to fix your stuff when it breaks in the backcountry

Keeping things fresh is the name of the game

A handful of classic reads whose titles might capture some of your feelings of these past few weeks

In 'The Art of the Mini Adventure,' mother-daughter combo Els and Pippa venture out for a microadventure near their home in Vermont

'Space,' a film from Gnarly Bay Productions and Howl Collective, reminds us that there's still adventure out there to be had

Separated from Mexico by the Rio Grande, Big Bend is a stunning national park in Texas with hundreds of miles of hiking trails, javelinas, and hot springs. It's our 62 Parks Traveler's sixth stop on her journey to visit every U.S. national park in a year.

During the pandemic, everything happens on video chat—including exercising with strangers from the comfort of your home

From tech gadgets to apparel upgrades, some of our best-reviewed gear make great presents.

Curated products for the activities your mom loves

It's never too early to dote on your mom. These pieces make it easy.

Last December, around 100 tourists set out for New Zealand's Whakaari/White Island, where an active volcano has attracted hundreds of thousands of vacationers since the early 1990s. It was supposed to be a routine six-hour tour, including the highlight: a quick hike into the island's otherworldly caldera. Then the volcano exploded. What happened next reveals troubling questions about the risks we're willing to take when lives hang in the balance.

The Olympic games may be postponed a year, but we’ll always have these goosebump-invoking stories. (Video clips included.)

In an excerpt from her new book, 'Nerve: Adventures in the Science of Fear,' Outside correspondent Eva Holland is paralyzed by fear while hiking down from an ice climb. The experience catalyzes a quest to understand and overcome her acrophobia.

Build strength, train cardio, and break a sweat at home with minimal equipment

A slab of snow fell and trapped her in a streambed in a place where few skiers dared to go

New research suggests that the lactate produced by hard interval workouts alters the hormones that determine your appetite

But you still need to avoid others as best as you can

You can't just throw a quilt into a rooftop tent and expect to sleep comfortably.

Surfers Belinda Baggs, Liz Clark, and Moona Whyte​​​​​​​ reflect on their relationship to conservation

Lawson Hammock in North Carolina just secured a major growth investment, defying the economic challenges of the coronavirus crisis

Why running can make you want to hurl and how to prevent run-related nausea.

If you want to process more carbs in on the run, get your body used to the load.

Why running causes diarrhea and strategies to avoid mid-run pit stops.

Are probiotics worth the hype? Here’s how they can help boost your training by improving your gut and immunity, and what to look for when shopping for them.

Getting the right gear can make your experience outdoors that much better. This year, do the same for Mom and gift something that she'll love—and use—for years to come.

More than 50 national parks host visual artists every year. These three artists used their residencies to draw attention to climate change, species loss, and pollution.

Assemble a camp kitchen that is both inexpensive and functional

Stop worrying about weight gain. The pandemic gives you enough to think about.

In 1962, climber Maurice Horn completed the first ascent of the iconic Naked Edge route in Colorado's Eldorado Canyon

From outdoor games to travel-inspired activities, there's a world of adventure waiting for young ones right in your backyard

Lessons from Wendell Berry, Wallace Stegner, and my neighborhood trees

Spoiler: a lot of sweaters and cozy slippers

Flouting the law is in our blood, but for the time being, caution equals caring

The owner of longtime San Diego retailer Adventure reflects on the decision to close his store

Socialization is the most important thing you can do to create a good dog. But how do you create new experiences when you can’t leave your house? 

So-called "flush drownings" lack an obvious cause like getting trapped underwater. Researchers now believe water temperature is a key factor.

Layers are the secret to staying warm, dry, and comfortable outdoors. These are the best for every situation.

Set up a tent, turn off your screens, and enjoy some family bonding—without leaving home

40 Years ago, April 12, 1980, was one of running’s greatest days.

Simple steps every runner can take to keep things fresh, build momentum, and reach goals.

Sean MacCormac says the keys to his success are ballet and breathing through the panic

It's a ways down the list, obviously, compared to people doing actual lifesaving stuff

In an excerpt from her new book 'Why We Swim,' Bonnie Tsui explores the ways that immersion can radically shift our perspective

The National Park Service’s Public Health Department warns of dire consequences to employees and communities if parks don’t close immediately

Instead of figuring out what to do about the 2020 race, organizers should start planning for next year and use the opportunity to finally create a true women's Tour de France. Here's how it could work.

Ready to tackle a 10K, half, or full marathon? Here’s what to expect—and how to achieve your goals.

This Yeti LoadOut GoBox 30 will protect your gear, keep it organized, and can go anywhere.

There are three main muscle groups that every runner should focus on: quads, calf muscles and lateral hips.

Expert tips on how to perfect your running form.

Understanding the basics of running cadence and the best tool to help you zero in on the rhythm that's right for you.

Her first month as OIA's executive director has tested her leadership in ways no one could have anticipated. But Lise Aangeenbrug is rising to the challenge

A “super shoe” with advanced foam and a propulsion plate, the Speed Elite Hyper performs like a close-to-the-ground racing flat.