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A collection of the scariest, strangest, and most riveting tales we've ever published
Ross Edgley is in the middle of a 2,000-mile swim. Here's how that epic slog is affecting his skin, heart, and mind.
Pro mountain biker Katie Holden is on a whirlwind world tour. Here's the travel gear that keeps her cranking.
People are worried. But, naturally, it's usually about the wrong things.
How we exploit big trees, big game, and even extinct creatures
Most accomplished athletes, from Alex Honnold to Mikaela Shiffrin, have rituals they perform before a big day
Athletes and adventurers use rituals to get ready for big moments—whether it's wearing a new pair of socks on summit day or bouncing the tennis ball exactly seven times before bashing a serve. Does it work? Steven Kotler explores the cutting edge of neuroscience, plus a little bit of black magic, to find out.
Unless the Forest Service can pony up the cash to save it
One writer finds equal doses aspiration and inspiration in a stylish new crop of recipe collections
One photographer's attempt to find art in fire, even as climate change makes conditions more deadly
And replaced her with a loyalist political operative who may not need Senate confirmation
Reduce your waste this winter by picking up one of these reusable options
A tweak to the CMAH gene could be key to humans' running superiority
These tools will make the most of your next adventure road trip
A new online feature from the parent company of The North Face, Timberland, and Eagle Creek lays out the complete supply chain for ten iconic products
This is the jacket I most frequently pull out of my closet for winter activities
Setting up a mobile office anywhere just got easier
'Hang Tight' from Brothers on the Fly documents a fly fishing trip to Slovenia in search of a pristine river and the elusive marble trout.
‘Island of the Strangers’ features a team of kiteboarders riding on the coast of Scotland.
Jeremy walks us through the features of Trexad's Air Pack, which takes a novel approach to cushioning and support.
It’s no secret that coral reefs are in trouble, however, scientists are using modern techniques to revitalize the reproduction of reefs.
Following the snow this winter? Here's how to train on the fly.
Michelle Parker loves long walks in the mountains. Here's how she trains for them.
The 33 special agents assigned to the Investigative Services Branch handle the most complex crimes committed on NPS land. When a day hike in Rocky Mountain National Park ended in a grisly death, ISB veteran Beth Shott hit the trail, where she began unraveling a harrowing case.
The blow-up back panel and shoulder straps create cushion and support in a lightweight, packable design
What if striving to be great is what's holding you back?
The world's best lodges have something in common—unparalleled access to vast wilderness, soaring peaks, and empty coastlines
Vegans, caribou, songwriting, and other treats to check out as you refresh your media diet
Evolutionary biologists weigh in on the eternal training dilemma of how to allocate time and energy to three different disciplines
We're kicking off a new fitness column by surfing legend Laird Hamilton. First up: his top tips for performing at your best.
Stay nimble and beat stress while you’re on your next business trip
We love chocolate and marshmallow s'mores, but these cheese-filled options are delicious and gooey, too.
Nelson and Morrison are the first to successfully ski 7,000 vertical feet from the summit of Nepal’s Lhotse, one of the most prized high-altitude lines in the world
The latest generation of pellet grills cooks better food more conveniently
They’re dorky, antisocial, and dangerous. So should we outlaw them?
With in-person events and online campaigns, these six women are creating a new space for black women in the distance-running community
Experts say intense outdoor activities can help children increase focus and develop a better awareness of their surroundings
Thanks to Erickson and a new crop of young female riders, women’s big-wave surfing is preparing to make history
Put the beers in the snowbank. Drinking while shredding—or running or biking—is for Joes, Chads, Barts, and Squis
If the outdoor industry doesn't embrace hunters and anglers as political allies in conservation battles, we all lose
Like fiberglass origami, it snaps together for cooking and folds down to a small square when it’s time to hit the trail
It not only illuminates your path but also projects a laser bike image on the ground to make sure drivers see you coming
Keep your kid comfortable (and give yourself some peace)
The author's new book, 'On Desperate Ground,' tells one of the toughest military survival stories in history
Snapping the perfect shot is hard. Snagging the perfect gear shouldn't be.
The route patches together portions of five other thru-hikes and includes sections of trail-less meandering through the Sonoran and Mojave deserts. It's no wonder that only one person has ever completed it—yet.
What it takes to document one of the world's most treacherous races. Words by Marley Walker.
Avoid the Northeast's traffic-clogged roads and get out on foot or bike at these lesser-known leaf-peeping destinations
Jenni Gritters, a Power Vinyasa yoga teacher, walks us through nine common poses
Their apparel is equally stylish and comfortable
Anyone who has recreated with clashing personalities will relate to the not always likable but always entertaining characters on HBO's new show
A few years ago, more than 60 percent of the country fell under some level of drought. The worst thing? These warm, dry conditions tend to lead to even warmer, drier ones.
If your kid's under five and you want to spend a night under the stars as a family, you're gonna have to embrace extravagant camping
When a trail says "Dogs on Leash," it's time we respect that—and speak up to people who don't
What do your $250 sneakers say about you?
Gina Lucrezi was an all-star track athlete through high school and college, once winning a national championship for indoor track.
Sierra Designs made the trip from their headquarters to give our editors a look at some new gear. Here are a few highlights.
Patagonia's founder reminds us that democracy requires showing up.
A six-week guide to workouts that build the specific strengths and skills you need to crush your next 5K or 10K
A few specialty outdoor retailers share why they decided to make selling hand-me-downs and offering rentals part of their store
A small Arctic community is at risk of getting submerged by the sea. The biggest problem? It's too expensive to move away.
Physiologist Alena Grabowski is studying whether prostheses give athletes a competitive advantage
Thanks to massive powder conditions, Wolf Creek will be the first ski area to open this season. Here's what you need to know, plus the resorts we think could be turning chairlifts next.
Non-partisan midterm elections guidance from key environmental organizations
Shea Holbrook helped carry cyclist Denise Mueller-Korenek to 183 miles per hour last month
A crowdfunding project promises to bring smoother pack-carrying experiences to the masses
Three foundational rules to fund your outdoor lifestyle using only what you have in your bank account right now
We sent a writer to check out the alleged uptick in damage to Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument post President Trump's decision to shrink it
In Lowe's final interview with a journalist, the legendary climber reflected on risk and what a climb was really worth
Five bills approved by the House Committee on Natural Resources during a chaotic news cycle could weaken the historically popular environmental law
It’s easy to overlook the thing that straps a timepiece to your wrist, but you do so at your peril
They don't vote. Why are the people most concerned about climate change some of the least likely to show up in November?
Tip #1: Leave your iPhone at home
Because some days you just want to stay curled up on the sofa
New sandals and boots combine Chaco’s hallmark comfort with the style you want in everyday life
On a solo weekend hike through the Basque Country, drone filmmaker Jonathan Ninnin shot this short 'Wild Lands' on his DJI Mavic Pro 2.