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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
Just remember one thing: it’s all about fit
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.
Repairs, cheap gear, and no BS
Jim Herrington's book 'The Climbers' is a masterful tribute to the formidable characters who shaped the sport
What we (shouldn't) talk about when we talk about running
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.
A wallet made from upcycled fire hose
A rooftop tent that coverts to a treehouse.
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 most unsettling part is the loss of purpose
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
The renowned expert in high-performance psychology offers up an incredibly simple approach to training your mind
They're durable, smartly built, and ridiculously comfy
Both brands just built websites that will help people shop for pre-owned products
The 27-year-old Kennedy died by suicide after Perkins, his girlfriend, was killed in an avalanche in Bozeman, Montana
Nadine Marchal and her loom have made everything from sandals to climbing rope more stylish
The end goal: stop the environment from getting in the way of oil and gas extraction
Or how to be the most popular camping partner around
For this season of Westward, KGB Productions has four new profiles of skiers doing it their own way.
Often called the “Boulder of the plains,” this Kansas college town boasts a community equally psyched about the outdoors
Don't let the cold shut down your training.
Play atop the powder with these new decks.
Tools to prevent a breakup with your bike.
Trail bikes aside, no mountain machine adds more versatility to a fleet than a fat bike.
Dial in your—and your pet’s—training.
Pump up in the convenience of your own home.
Gear that can keep up, no matter how hard the efforts.
Up your skin-care game with these cold-weather remedies.
We asked some of our favorite hiking guides to dish on the shoes and boots that they’ve fallen in love with over the years
Nine life lessons from the ultra-endurance athlete and self-improvement guru
Sometimes preparation is all about what you leave behind
The actor-singer wants to be that guy who gets everyone outside
His misguided immigration and climate-change policies are worse than January rain
Overnight, 14 fires rampaged over eight counties in northern California
With few options for dealing with online harassment, individuals are often left to address it on their own
A team of some of the top mountaineers attempt the first ski descent of the world's fifth-highest peak.
Wherever your cold-weather escape trajectory leads, these best-in-class shades improve the view.
Tools that make it impossible to take a bad picture.
Cylindrical lenses that strike the perfect balance between performance and price.
Win the parking lot post-ski scene.
Survive a night (or two or three) in the snow.
Rugged, refined timepieces for nights out, the depths, and, yes, even space.
Pavement? Trail? Snow? These workhorses have you covered.
We spent a summer day watching ski-porn trailers and picking out our favorites
Load them up, kick them through the snow—these haulers will serve you well no matter what.