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Adventure paddler Aleksander Doba willed his 71-year-old body and 1,600-pound kayak through a 4,000-mile trans-Atlantic journey
We look forward to having you as part of the gear-nerd club, and thank you, as always for your support
With his new book, David Philipps is the latest journalist to ride into town on a mustang. And he's come with some new material.
For the Moutinho family of northwest Canada, living here allows them to get out and explore the world through surfing and mountain biking.
Photographer Max Rive’s debut film Future Memories is a travel film about a journey he took through Greenland.
In an effort to get us all stoked for winter, Squaw Alpine dropped this video about the effort it takes to get the chairs turning every morning.
During Colorado's heyday of ski area growth, there were nearly 200 ski resorts in operation. Today, there's just around 30.
In desperate times, even desperate measures won't suffice
Everyone loves pumpkins, squash, and apples—but these lower-profile ingredients taste great and boost performance
Laird Hamilton and Gabrielle Reece on eating right, the benefits of breathing exercises, and the importance of believing in what you do
Add this simple device to your pack. You won’t regret it.
Allowing girls is great, but the country's two scouting organizations need more serious change to better serve the next generation of outdoor lovers
Over the past week, a series of fires destroyed tens of thousands of acres in and around Sonoma County, burning homes, cars, and wineries in their wake. We sent a photographer to document the aftermath.
New approaches to wellness travel offer detoxifying spa treatments, nutritious meals, and awesome fitness options
From grippy socks to callused palms, a quest for an exercise silver bullet
How the Pixel 2 improves on the search giant’s original smartphone release
The National Park Service findings, released last week, are troubling. The reality is even worse.
Border resort shuttered amid earthquake and volcano concerns after a series of underground detonations
You know you shouldn't be relying on them for every ache. Try these alternatives instead.
For more than two decades, Jeff Caldwell has lured in hikers, couchsurfers, and other women (and they're almost always women), enthralling them with his tales of adventure. Then he manufactures personal crises and exploits their sympathy to rip them off.
Why settle for crappy hotel-room java when you can bring your own?
Less than two months after winning UTMB, D'Haene ran the 210-mile trail in under three days
There's a new breed of low-cost lodging that's custom-made for getting into the wild
From KGB Productions, Westward follows a host of fascinating ski characters who are doing things their own way.
From DPS Skis The Shadow Campaign, The Time Within finds five of DPS's best skiers in the powder haven of Japan.
This family-owned, family-operated business has one mission: Get everyone outdoors. Even glampers
As endurance predators, we should be able to catch anything—even one of the world's fastest animals
Comparing 26.2 to shorter distances to see if Eliud Kipchoge was robbed by the weather in Berlin
If you like Sweat Science, you'll love these books
Scientists investigate hip straps—the benefits aren’t as obvious as you think
Seven adventurers on their favorite legal performance enhancer
Your food will taste better, and you'll stay healthier
Exploring the riddles of endurance and adventure, but only after peer review
Christian Thomas, a.k.a. Buddy Backpacker, finished the Continental Divide Trail on September 18, becoming the youngest person to complete all three of the nation's longest hiking trails
The first car-based Range Rover honors the brand's off-road legacy, even though the on-road experience could use some improvements
One of the most contentious environmental fights of the past 30 years is suddenly back in the news, now that EPA head Scott Pruitt is poised to withdraw measures protecting the bay's storied salmon runs
From filmmaker Trip Jennings, Eagle Creek Burn Fly follows Oregon State University Forest Specialists John Bailey and Lisa Ellsworth as they explore the intricacies of this fire.
From Outdoor Gear Exchange, the More Than You Think series aims to highlight the expanding opportunities for backcountry skiing in the northeast.
Our PlayNow series highlights an epic POV clip so you can get in on the action even when you're stuck behind a desk.
Thanks to a plethora of new materials, skis are getting way more versatile.
In 1905, Mina Hubbard completed the expedition that had killed her husband—and beat the pants off his swaggering rival
We put together a full no-compromise setup for under $2,000
Six gear suggestions, including bamboo utensils and supremely packable dishes
The Olympian and investor on the show "Adventure Capitalists" on the gear that makes for quality shut-eye
Why it will destroy cycling, society, and the planet if we let it
A newly-released survey finds a culture that discourages victims from speaking out
Never heard of the thing? Read on to let me convince you that these easy-to-transport, bomber camping tables are the only way to go.
The longtime DOI employee says he was forced out because he spoke up about the risk climate change poses to Alaskans. We caught up with him to talk the state of the Interior, how his colleagues are faring, and what he'd say to Secretary Ryan Zinke if given the chance.
You might be able to stop them before they even happen
It's smokeless and sears hotter than anything else I've tried
We weigh in on our favorite shoulder-season shirts and jackets
How a group of young activists changed the conversation at a public-lands conference—and where the outdoor industry goes from here
Off the coast of Baja lies an oasis of spearfishing opportunities. For professional spearfisherman Pete Correale, this means he can satisfy his itch to be in the ocean every day.
This past August, Peak Design's program Give a Shot sent a volunteer expedition to Haines to raise awareness of the proposed Constantine mine, giving a voice to the people and ecosystems that would be catastrophically affected by the development.
Jim Herrington's book 'The Climbers' is a masterful tribute to the formidable characters who shaped the sport
What two longtime BFFs won't do to make more memories, courtesy of their Frankenstein bikes and Rebecca Rusch's epic, painful, 100-mile Idaho adventure ride
A duffel bag that celebrates our National Parks.
The shell of this Ducati was lovingly hammered from three sheets of raw aluminum and then melded with mahogany veneer panels.
You could turn your Jeep or Tacoma into an off-road beast. Or you could just buy this bad-ass side-by-side buggy instead.
In the Five Points area of Denver, there's a small bike shop called Chocolate Spokes with owner Gregory Crichlow who's been building bikes from the frame up.
Camping along windy rivers in Gauja National Park, filmmaker Arvids Baranovs captured the brief window of color before it all turned grey.
Up North from filmmaker Julian Voltmann is a travel film of a road trip he took to the Atlantic Road. The many fjords and national parks make this drive particularly exceptional.
When the filmmakers at Untold Skies arrived in Iceland they mad a meticulously planned out schedule and dozens pre-planned shots. After landing at the Keflavik airport, surging winds and storms threatened to dismantle their entire journey.
The Boy Scouts of America just announced that it will accept girls in its Cub Scouts programs, and it's working to integrate the Boy Scouts by 2019
Meet Gregory Crichlow, the man fixing bikes for underserved communities in Denver
Okay, maybe freak out a little. But here’s why it’s not quite as dire as it sounds.
Breaking down the numbers behind the catastrophic California fires
Seriously, it’s time to recalibrate your stance on the season
A new photo book shows all the weird and wonderful ways we connect with wild spaces