The Grand Canyon is bookended by two dams on the Colorado River, the Glen Canyon Dam upstream and the Hoover Dam downstream. A new set of rules will determine how much water will flow between the two—and through Grand Canyon.

The climber, whose name has not been released, suffered severe head and back injuries. Their helmet was destroyed in the fall—but officials say it likely saved the victim’s life.

Year-round Icelanders “go for a swim” in their hot springs and geothermal pools. This longstanding tradition is not about doing laps, but more so a warm soak and a daily chat. Here are the top local-loved spots to take a dip.

After watching the new documentary by skiers Christina Lustenberger and Jim Morrison, our articles editor has a few thoughts on why ski mountaineering films overshadow other adventure movies.

Outside recently launched a text-to-speech feature. Don't know where to start? Here are our most listened to articles so far.

At Nadeau’s Ice Sculptures, the oldest carving factory in America, a team of former archaeologists and butchers creates ephemeral art designed to be licked, touched, and eventually, lost.

The brand synonymous with bombproof coolers is taking on the trail. We put their rugged new hiking pack to the ultimate test.

Recent research suggests you can boost your longevity by making a small lifestyle tweak. It's especially helpful when you're low on free time.

Larter, who plays Angela in the gritty Texan drama series, is embracing getting older. She recently shared her strict workout plan, how she stays hydrated, and shuts down self-criticism.

Can a daily trainer be this fast and efficient? Believe it.

After an unusually dry winter, the National Park Service says that it is preparing for lower-than-normal water levels at one of the country’s most popular summer hotspots.

Watch “The Outer Edge” and meet the people and places of North Carolina’s Outer Banks

This tester-approved down jacket is already pretty cheap—and we have an exclusive code to bring the price down even more.

A total lunar eclipse and blood moon will be visible in every state on March 3. Use this guide to catch the crimson moon, find the best viewing spots, and learn how to photograph it with your phone.

We tested the best puffies for when you want to look cute on the slopes but also, you know, not freeze your butt off.

Two ski industry mavericks believe they’ve discovered the secret of operating a heli-skiing business in the Golden State, where red tape, finicky snowfall, and plenty of danger have torpedoed past operations

With nothing but snow, salt, and a whisk, you can make soft-serve outside—no machine required.

Get perks for the biggest outdoor event of the year—and beyond—with the REI Co-op Mastercard & eligible Capital One credit cards

Fast just got faster with the updated, upgraded, and supremely up-tempo Cielo X1 3.0

First responders need capable off-road vehicles. Ford commits to helping, with a new program gifting customized Bronco®️ SUVs.

The National Fire is estimated at more than 30,000 acres and is zero percent contained as of February 27. Extreme drought in the region is contributing to the wildfire’s rapid spread.

Explore the best of indoor/outdoor living in Reno Tahoe, where you really can have it all

SAR squads across the country rely on volunteer manpower to save lives. Experts share tips for how to join your local team.

Immerse yourself in alpine history at these Olympian-owned ski hotels.

The jackets vary in fill and warmth, but function similarly despite their price differences.

Go behind the scenes with Lab Test Editor Adam Trenkamp and engineer Trevor Young as they debut a Colorado-made machine that's setting a new industry standard for ski and snowboard testing.

This efficient bodyweight routine can be done in three simple moves.

I realized that gear isn’t just gear. It’s a gatekeeper. And gear that hugs and tugs in all the wrong places doesn’t whisper. It declares: this ain’t for you, girl.

You don't need to race to appreciate Olympic-level efficiency. From easy access for faster transitions to ingenious pocket systems, these skimo backpacks help you save energy for the down.

After a series of events, the term is on the rise. And some mountain athletes are debating whether or not it’s ever OK to abandon a partner in the alpine.

These seven shoes are dialed in for venturing off the asphalt.

A local mother reflects on the complex rush of emotions following the tragedy that claimed nine lives after California’s deadliest avalanche.

Not only can you get access to vitamin D in some areas, but cold-weather walks have also been linked to longevity, better mental health, and awe.

While plowing through waist-deep powder in California, two skiers came across a third buried below the surface. Their quick thinking likely saved the man’s life.

The world-class rock climber explores his home state of Nevada

Going viral might sound like an aspiring influencer’s dream. But according to one creator, things only get harder from there.

The TikTok trend is bringing new hikers to the trail. But critics argue that aestheticizing nature is creating a contentious new standard for the outdoors.

Bootcaps, low-tech toe wraps for your ski boots, add a crucial 20 degrees of warmth to keep you on the mountain all day.

Why are people leaping off cliffs to process grief, terminal illness, and more of life’s challenges? An extreme version of "adventure therapy" is being offered with Tandem BASE jumping in Moab.

A new study puts Maurten’s hydrogel baking soda to the test in thin air, and finds (mostly) positive results.

Outside and Outside Run collaborated with MapMy to bring you a new challenge—The Weekly 45. The goal is to log 180 minutes of running or run-walking (slow jogging counts, too) in March. Yes, it's that simple.

From alpine skiing, to freestyle snowboarding, and everything it takes to mountaineer, here is your Outside guide to winter sports.

Many travelers are rethinking their spring break plans after violence erupted across Mexico this week. Here’s the latest news, and what to consider before canceling a trip.

The Platinum Route is meant to be very very hard ... but not this hard

These three proven camera mounts deliver stable footage, easy access, and angles that don’t all look the same.

These garments are not your average base layers. And for people who menstruate, they can be a game-changing addition to your backcountry setup.

Doctors and researchers involved in the study say that this is an eating rule they can get behind.

Timed-entry programs just vanished from three of America’s busiest national parks. Other parks, meanwhile, are keeping them. Here’s what you need to know about national park reservations in 2026.

The Tahoe avalanche claimed the lives of six mothers who bonded over their love the outdoors. A writer explains why mom group adventures play a crucial role in her own community.

Our "Survivor"-obsessed editor re-watched the first season ahead of the Season 50 premiere. She noticed the one element all but abandoned in modern seasons.

Avid angler Robert Annis shares what it's like to go ice fishing on Green Bay, Wisconsin, and 6 other places you can try it this winter.

In Yosemite, displaying flags on El Cap is a time-honored tradition dating back decades. The former National Park Service ranger, who is nonbinary and uses they/them pronouns, is the first person to get fired from the park for the act.

Before he could walk, Aaron Benjamin’s parents put oars in his hands. He had rafted the Grand Canyon several times, and was defined by his friends as an experienced boater.

These parks come alive in the winter, with warm temps and surprisingly vibrant ecosystems that thrive when the rest of the country is huddling under a blanket of snow and ice.

The 41-year-old downhill racer says she suffered a painful medical situation following her traumatic crash, and that the quick work of a surgeon prevented an amputation.

Doctors break down why you get side stitches and the simple ways to ease the pain without stopping.

Honnold talks ‘Skyscraper Live,’ his relationship with the core climbing community, and how he assesses risk and danger as a 40-year-old father of two

If you've noticed that your joints and muscles have been feeling sore lately, there's a reason why. Experts explain how to alleviate weather-related pain.

The infamous Grossglockner case went to trial on February 19, when a surprise witness took the stand.

Breezy Johnson, downhill skiing’s Olympic champion, opens up about setbacks, her Olympic fears, and Lindsey Vonn’s devastating crash.

Federal documents show that the Department of Homeland Security signed waivers for 28 environmental laws to expedite construction of a Smart Wall within one of America's wildest national parks.

Gabriel Vaughn is what the river community would call a stout boater. He’s traveled intense sections of turbulent, dropped waterfalls, rafted whitewater all around the world, and guided countless customers down some of America’s most challenging commercially run rivers. Then, one day he disappeared.

Like many new parents, I was overwhelmed by my registry and the pressure to buy everything. After a year of travel and heavy snow, one "overkill" purchase became my daily lifesaver.

From nocturnal wildlife safaris to stargazing train rides, a dark sky expert shares her favorite astrotourism adventures around the world.

Italians know how to dress. We took notes.

Today’s athletes aren’t just chasing medals. They’re prioritizing mental health, training with AI, challenging gender norms, and broadcasting it all from inside the Village.

A new clip shows three bears—what look to be a sow and two cubs—running across a powdery groomer. Skiers strapped to boards and skis stopped uphill and across from the trio, taking in the unusual sight.

A Tahoe avalanche expert explains how the state’s fickle winter weather has changed the way guides assess risk in the mountains.

Outside's Moves columnist is a NASM- certified personal trainer. On Tuesday, February 24, at 2 P.M. Eastern, she'll be available in real time to answer your most burning workout questions.

We tested 40 jackets, pants, boots, and layers through the heart of winter—these kept hunters warm, dry, and in the field longer.

She is the only female freestyle skier in history to land a quadruple-twisting triple backflip. This savory meal keeps her full and energized.

In March 2025, President Trump signed an executive order directing federal agencies to review how American history is portrayed at National Park Service sites. Here is the most comprehensive list yet of the signs that have been taken down or flagged for removal since.

We put the SurfDry system to the test to see if it could actually kill the "wetsuit funk."

For one extraordinary day, the Apostle Islands Ice Caves were re-opened, the first time in 11 years. Our contributor Stephanie Pearson was among the lucky to witness this fleeting natural wonder.

One slalom event didn’t just result in a medal; it reshaped how the world will remember the most decorated women's American skier in Olympic history.

Thousands of people flock to Yosemite National Park every year to witness the short-lived spectacle.

At a Chicago-area training studio, moving ski treadmills and simulators promise to build confidence, technique, and muscle memory before you ever hit the mountain.

You learn a lot more from the losses than the wins—especially THESE losses

The best “planet parade” of the year puts Venus, Jupiter, and more on display right after sunset—and you can see most of them with the naked eye.

From carry-on-friendly sizes to expedition haulers, these nine duffel bags are durable, weather-resistant, and easy to pack.