A trip in British Columbia with CMH Heli-Skiing made Outside Inc. CEO Robin Thurston even more passionate about his company’s mission: to get everyone outside

Remembered for his passion for skiing and adventurous spirit, 21-year-old Winter Park, Colorado, coach Dallas LeBeau leaves a legacy of inspiration and admiration

A backcountry ski trip, a bikepacking getaway, and a weekend on the bunny slope—here are the routes that Outside editors followed in March

Our columnist breaks down the laws that allow for animal cruelty

Mayhem is an inevitable part of life. The real question is: How will you handle it?

In a fast-evolving category, the new Lynx Cargo e-bike from Troxus is leading the field with its versatile, ride-anywhere performance

The fitter you get, the more likely you are to feel that you can’t get enough oxygen during hard exercise

“Forever Chemicals” keep mud out of your boots and make rain jackets waterproof, but they’re about to be illegal

Forget sitting in a backyard ice bath. These spots have chilly waters with beautiful backdrops, and a devoted community of fellow swimmers to share the experience with.

They both have benefits. Here’s how to use them to feel and perform better.

Can these two seasoned snowboarders line up the conditions for an all-time wild Oregon rally?

Our parks expert found the coolest small towns to stay in next door to U.S. national parks. You’re welcome.

From California to Belize to Australia—at these spots you'll experience thriving intact coral reefs, colorful (and big) fish, and the trip of a lifetime. Our diving expert reveals her favorites.

It’s like mansplaining, but about gear. And yes, it’s just as annoying.

Follow these steps to give your camp neighbors an unforgettable experience. (Note that we said “unforgettable,” not “good.”)

Outside’s ethics guru on which outdoor activities make sense for young kids

The crash unfortunately took three lives, including an American IFMGA guide

She’s mad at me because I took a wrong turn and she’s terrified of lightning. But I think she owes me an apology, too. 

A busy news week of people getting marooned around the world got us wondering: How bad can it be?

I could barely walk, a condition doctors told me would likely deteriorate further. That prompted me to plan an adventure of a lifetime.

President Biden issued an executive order last week to bolster women's history in our National Parks

Planning a trip to the Great Lakes? We tapped sustainable travel enthusiast Emily Kay for her tips on how to create an eco-minded itinerary for your next visit to Michigan.

In her new book ‘Willkie Sprint,’ former professional cyclist Kerry Hellmuth recounts the groundbreaking collegiate bike race that started her career

AspectAvy, a new app developed by a guide, promises to help skiers make more conservative decisions in the backcountry. Some avalanche experts aren’t so sure.

We stuck fish from Idaho to Alaska all last fall and summer to bring you our best-tested picks

One gear editor goes kiddo a mano with her dad

Four easy things you can do to rewild your space and support climate-critical biodiversity

Where did eagles come from? Why are grizzly bears so mean? In this Audible Original excerpt, host James Dommek Jr—the great-grandson of a famous Iñupiaq storyteller—travels around the state sharing legends from different cultures and traditions

This is the race women runners have been waiting for

What happens when you commit to a life of adventure? You get better at it.

We didn’t let this weird winter stop us from getting outdoors. Here’s the gear that helped us ski, run, hike, and get outside this season.

Contrary to what scientists once thought, even superficial cooling is enough to interfere with muscle oxygen supply.

After winter no-showed, I grappled with the grief of loving a sport that may not exist a lifetime from now

From chasing waterfalls to watching the northern lights, Iceland is jaw-dropping—and a lot less visited—September to May. Our writer mapped out the perfect trip.

Dreaming of an extended trek on a storied trail? Here’s everything you need to know to get started at thru-hiking or get better at it.

Move the kitchen outside and prepare to grill, roast, smoke, and broil your way to delicious meals

Schools have been measuring kids’ fitness for decades, using now-controversial metrics like body mass index. California thinks there’s a better way.

According to a report by the Los Angeles Times and subsequent news sources, California ski accidents are up nearly 50 percent over the past two years

The 1,000 Hours Outside challenge wants to encourage kids to spend more time outside. But what about those of us who don’t have easy access to nature? 

With the recent completion of the Capital to Tahoe Trail, Carson City is looking for two hikers to go from its core all the way to Canada for good money

Arbitrary goals are nonsensical. They also can be the source of great joy.

The renowned guide and climber founded one of the nation’s leading guide services and summitted Mount Rainier over 250 times

Beloved for its renegade reputation, Colorado ski area Arapahoe Basin will charge skiers to park next season. Two A-Basin fans debate the decision—and discuss why paid parking represents a dividing line between mega resorts and local ski hills.

If you or your family scored tickets for a T-Swift show, you're likely traveling to an awesome place to see the concert. So we dug up the best adventures to have in the remaining Eras tour locations, from the Netherlands to New Orleans.

After a half-century of market-leading innovation, the storied pack maker kicks off the next 50 years with models that raise the bar on performance, sustainability, and fit

An impulse Amazon purchase turned into a daily essential

These are the classic, oversized sunnies you’ll wear on the beach, the ski hill, or the road trip

Not as soundly as you’d expect, actually

Singer-songwriter David Lindes found his way into running with help from the most unexpected teacher: a bull moose

Park-goers are suing to preserve their right to pay cash at increasingly card-only national park sites. We think both sides are wrong.

Embarking on four days of total blackout, inside the sensory equivalent of a tomb, our writer went on a dark-cave retreat, the same one that quarterback Aaron Rodgers did

Our columnist, an ex-adventure racer, interviews the athlete portrayed in the movie to find out

From miles of trails to acres of public land, the explorable and beautiful terrain in these states stand out above the rest.

A handful of daredevil motorcyclists are keeping an old-school carnival attraction going

The 8-year-old cat from New York gained internet fame for leading guests at his owner's AirBnb on Appalachian Trail hikes. It's a role he was born to play.

You wouldn't think that a trip to Finnish Lapland above the Arctic Circle in the dead of winter would lead to a lot of happiness. But I was surprised by what I found.

Outside's ethics guru on who should be in charge of the groover on a river trip

Die-hards are worried that their beloved ski hill will lose its local vibe, but management remains characteristically optimistic

More than 15 years ago, Pete McBride set out to document all 1,450 miles of the threatened waterway. He captured its beauty and multiplying challenges, and his images underscore why its preservation is essential to us all.

Famed mountaineer, filmmaker, and Everest pioneer David Breashears died on March 14. Those who knew him best share memories of the legendary alpinist.

He’s a regular customer where I work, and I’m new to the community 

This is how you make an award-winning multiday backpack even better

These Alpine, Caribbean, and glamping getaways have all the amazing scenery and none of the over-the-top prices

Entirely waterproof and very durable, heavy duty TPU-coated nylon is making its way into your everyday carry

Utah’s Youth Sports Alliance beat hundreds of other applicants to win the 2023 Defender Service Awards. Their winnings: a check from category sponsor Outside—and a Land Rover Defender 130.

We think of New York as having a rat problem, but cats are doing just as much damage

The ski mountaineer left the door open to pursue the last four ski descents, but his timeline remains unclear

With an abundant coastline, green initiatives guiding change on both peninsulas, and trail-filled forests that cover more than half the state, Michigan is made for eco-minded travelers

Red Solo cups. Bubble mailers. Batteries. Vape pens. We ranked commonly binned items that cause big problems for your recycling center into a March Madness-style bracket, and asked a panel of experts to vote on the biggest losers.

Short workouts can make you stronger, but longer workouts are better for building muscle, according to new research

Scandinavia dominates the 2024 World Happiness Report, while the U.S. drops out of the top 20. Plus, how to sign up to qualify for Finland's free Happiness Hacks vacation.

At Outside Inc., we've got experts in all kinds of travel, from adventure to backpacking to cycling to yoga and then some. We asked all our best editors and writers at every brand to reveal where they want to go in the world in 2024. You'll find endless inspiration in their stories—and the travel bucket list of a lifetime.

Meet the famous Alaskan husky—and Iditarod finisher—who got miffed at a musher and chomped her truck’s brake lines. (Allegedly. Because a lot of people think this pup is innocent.)

After being diagnosed with postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS), I wondered what was possible for my body

The Irish actor was recently fined $1,500 for walking in a restricted thermal area in America’s oldest national park. Articles editor Frederick Dreier explores more creative penalties.

Our expert travel writers circled the globe to find the next-best destinations to explore—and why to go now.

Oh, you wanted to take a fun little trip to run a breezy 100K? Think again. This course is relentless, technical, and populated by nudists.

A new study sheds more light on the direct effects of climate change on the ski industry

Sometimes the best thing about bikes is letting them go

Highly skilled firefighters are the last line of defense against wildfires, but that line is fraying because the government decided long ago that they’re not worth very much