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The community of Culdesac, Arizona, was designed for pedestrians and cyclists. And residents love it.
Shelter from the sun is essential to enjoying yourself at the beach. This beach shade is our favorite that we’ve ever tested.
Aaron Lopez opened Ursa to pay homage to the desert ingredients of the Southwest
Catch the colors and miss the crowds at these often-overlooked autumn destinations. Our parks columnists reveals where leaf peepers can see fall’s best shows.
Sometimes throwing in the towel is the best thing you can do for yourself, but don’t give up in the heat of the moment
The state has a bounty of BLM land with ample outdoor recreation opportunities. But if the state’s attorney general has his way, Utah would wrest back control of millions of those acres.
The gorgeous new flagship watch makes some big promises. But is it worth the cost?
Wild weather can ruin a camping trip; it can also make for the powder ski weekend of your dreams. Our columnist discovered hacks that will guide the timing of your vacation plans.
Make the most of every outing by knowing what your kids can and can’t do
At 101, Kelty is one of the oldest outdoor industry pioneers alive today
The 2,700-mile Great Divide Mountain Bike Route is long, remote, and rugged. Here’s the kit you’ll need to pull it off.
The downhill legend sat down with SKI to discuss mentorship, the future of women’s racing, and her deeply personal role in the 2034 Olympics
Wilcox, 38, rode 18,125 miles miles during her journey, which is slightly more than the circumference of the earth
Sixteen visitors have died in the national park so far in 2024, which is only slightly above the annual average. But the deaths have created the perception that dangers are on the rise.
Camping with kids can be unpredictable and messy. But with a lot of love (and sometimes a little blackmail), it can be a lot more fun.
I was reluctant to succumb to #vanlife. But after two weeks in a Wayfarer Van, I might be converted for good.
Follow the lead of these light-footed adventurers, and reap the rewards
Get your fill of “Awe and then Some”
Over a 30-mile hike through the High Sierra, a father and son reflect on belonging in the wilderness
Park Service employee Erich B. Koenig discovered spilled junk food inside New Mexico’s Carlsbad Caverns in 2023. His post about human impact on delicate ecosystems sparked a glut of media coverage.
Researchers were once convinced that some people have a bigger training response than others—but the data says otherwise
The Bridge Fire engulfed the Angeles National Forest causing evacuations. But this ski area was able to keep its infrastructure safe.
I love beachcombing and snorkeling with a purpose, but I’m learning care for the beach starts with how I shop
Homebrewing will add mess, frustration, and expense to your life—and then it will make it better
It’s never too early to teach your kids yoga, deep breathing, and mindfulness practices. These flash cards, games, books, and apps make it simple.
When Ada Limón, America’s first Latina poet laureate, was tasked with bringing poetry to people who otherwise might not be exposed to it, she knew just where to put it: National Parks
The Frying Pan Tower is 32 miles offshore, way the heck up in the air, and the coolest vacation rental on earth
Underconsumption may be trending on social media, but thrifting has been around for a long time. From household essentials and wardrobe staples to outdoor gear and the best gifts ever, it’s better for the planet and your wallet.
It turns out that awe can cause feelings of greater belonging, generosity, and humility
Sports nutritionists love to recommend high protein intake. Kidney specialists aren’t sure that’s a good idea.
The new iPhone 16 comes with smart camera upgrades and important new health features. We get an improved Apple Watch and AirPods. But there’s no Ultra Watch 3, unfortunately.
Five questions with American runner Katie Schide, who recently shattered the course record at France’s UTMB
Speaking publicly about depression or anxiety can be healing for athletes, but not everyone wants to become a spokesperson for mental health
From a two-mile stroll in North Carolina to a 2,600-mile trek along the Pacific Crest, these hikes have had the most profound impact on our trails columnist—and will change your perspective on the country.
Indoor climbing has gotten so expensive that the American Alpine Club officially considers it an “access issue.” Is there anything we can do to stop climbing from becoming an elites-only pursuit like skiing or golf?
These two water lovers show how adventure and stewardship go together
Running uphill is a beast. Improving your form in these ways can make getting up a steep incline feel like less of a battle.
Walking from terminus to terminus is a thru-hiker’s dream, but what about when circumstances—or a really cool side trail—lead you on a detour?
What helps Becky LaChance—an RN, nutritionist, and marathon runner—stay healthy and active? Here's her recipe for success.
Acrobat Wines are rooted in Oregon’s wildly varied terrain and made for the active, outdoor lifestyle
According to experts, your body’s natural reaction to an intense workout could be interfering with your watch data
While most of the ultra-trail running crème de la crème are in Chamonix for UTMB, the 36-year-old legend is also in the Alps for a massive undertaking of his own. We sat down with him in person to unpack his relationship with the sport and himself.
Petting bison, cooking food in geysers. Ride along with our writer on a wild trip to our nation’s most iconic national park at the height of tourist season to see all the bad behavior.
Nothing sucks more than a nodding head on long flights. These are the only neck pillows worth carting along, according to our travel editors.
The embattled Australian brought more attention to her sport than just about any athlete at the Paris Games, and she shouldn’t feel any remorse for it
Most Americans live in urban areas. Our cycling columnist explains how to make your regular route feel like a backcountry outing.
Add less, do more. Here’s how to pack for minimalist travel so your stuff doesn’t limit your adventures.
Trail running just held its Super Bowl in Chamonix, France. Here are three stories from the UTMB weekend.
Why should women put up with ill-fitting, blister-causing boots? They shouldn’t. That’s why Danner spent three years perfecting Precision Fit—creating hiking, work, and lifestyle footwear designed specifically for the female foot.
My friends make a lot more money than I do, and they tend to plan vacations that are way out of my budget
In most of the world, the crowds of summer have thinned, the temperatures are perfect, and prices are dropping. What are you waiting for?
Celebrate American workers while supporting American jobs and saving money
You can save big on outdoor gear this Labor Day. We searched high and low for the best Labor Day deals at our favorite and most trusted retailers on the web.
A reader and their partner recently squared off over the $10 cancellation fees on campground reservations
I found season two of Netflix’s outdoor survival program, which airs September 4, a huge improvement over its debut
After running myself into the ground for the hundredth time, I had a realization that let me give myself a much needed break
Diversifying your footwear keeps your feet dry, comfortable, and healthy. What else could you want?
Cuando prestas atención, te sorprenderás de lo mucho que nuestros compañeros caninos nos pueden enseñar
What’s better than leaf-peeping? Leaf-peeping with Lake Tahoe and the Sierra Nevada as a backdrop.
It’s the first time an American or a Chinese runner has won the prestigious 57K trail race that serves as a de facto global trail-running championship
The season is coming to an end—here’s the gear that is keeping our editors outside until the very last moments of summer warmth
Enter for a chance to win the ultimate road-trip essentials prize package
Five questions with Mike Odair, the showrunner for Netflix’s survival-reality program ‘Outlast,’ which airs its second season on September 4
Hike, bike, paddle, swim, fish, snorkel, camp—do it all in Gulf Shores and Orange Beach
Rising global temperatures allow mosquitos to breed for longer—and to spread more deadly diseases, like EEE
Mammoth Lakes locals and the Bishop Paiute Tribal Council were outraged and want others to learn from the tragic incident
Outdoor enthusiasts, conservationists, and cattle ranchers all want the same thing: a healthy planet for future generations
After a year that included a maelstrom of controversy, the world’s most prominent ultra-trail running event has righted its path
When you pay attention, you'll be amazed by how much our canine companions can teach us
When you pay attention, you'll be amazed by how much our canine companions can teach us
When you pay attention, you’ll be amazed by how much our canine companions can teach us
We dove deep and found out everything you need to know about getting a bespoke stick before you pull the trigger
A vacation at Alabama's Beaches will surprise and amaze you. And that’s exactly what makes for the most memorable experiences.
A quarter of the money at the world’s largest banks goes directly to funding fossil fuel projects. But what if it didn’t?
Ever since I moved to a beautiful town in Colorado, people have been coming to visit. I want to see them all—and there are a few things guests can do to help me out.
There’s a barnburner of a bike race going on in Spain right now, and a plucky underdog is attempting to hold off a hard-charging juggernaut
A proposal from Gov. Ron DeSantis to develop parkland into golf courses, pickleball courts, and hotels sparked widespread bipartisan anger
Our gear columnist refuses to wear anything but swim shorts in the warmer months. Is he just lazy, or is he on to something?