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Making healthy meals while traveling doesn't have to be hard
When Mountain Biker Jeff Kendall-Weed needs an escape from his home in Bellingham, he finds an oasis in the deserts of Hurricane, Utah.
Andrew Bob Harris, also known affectionately as Ducky, is officially the first person with Down syndrome to summit the Grand Teton.
August’s full solar eclipse is the first visible from the United States since 1979. Traveling over 14 states on its way east, from Oregon to South Carolina, the eclipse passes over the southern end of the Appalachian Trail - a 2,200-mile wilderness hike that winds from Georgia to Maine.
What we’re most excited about, plus five runner-ups
Your tires are as important as they are boring, which is why you're totally overthinking them
In the end, what it comes down to is this: Choosing to have wonder in your life, or not
Sure, there's the never-ending mental math and having to deal with frozen pumps in brutal wind. But in the end, it's just one more factor in the complex calculus of a day in the mountains.
Outside's love guide answers your most pressing questions about dating, breakups, and everything in between. Today, we discuss how to make sure everyone has fun—from stoner to straightlaced, slow to speedy, risk-averse to reckless.
Start preparing for the season at REI's Labor Day Sale
And what I learned from an island camping trip with a bunch of disadvantaged youth
Tips on self-defense, BASE jumping, and how to make it out of a plane crash alive
Making it through a catastrophic event is just the first step. Presenting five true case studies in survival.
Why you should pay more attention to that thing that keeps your pants from falling down
I pitted three models against one another to help you choose the right stove for your adventures
Or in other words: Is it even beer after it crests a certain ABV? We asked the experts to find out.
With the JetBag, flying with glass bottles no longer means risking the destruction of your luggage
You don't have to strike it mega-rich to have access to an amazing private island—but it helps
Andrew “Bob” Harris recently became the first person with Down syndrome to climb the Grand Teton
When alpinist and photographer Cory Richards dug himself out of an avalanche in 2011, he emerged alive but scarred—an ascendant star in a community that tends to shun the very idea that trauma can have lasting effects. As his profile climbed ever higher, his career and personal life imploded. Six years later, one of the world’s best artist-adventurers comes clean about the panic attacks, PTSD, and alcohol abuse that nearly killed him.
Despite overwhelming public support for preserving public lands, the Secretary of the Interior is still recommending Trump trim "a handful" of national monuments. He just won't publicly say which ones—or by how much.
The Ptarmigan Traverse in Washington State’s North Cascades has had the word “classic” pinned to it nearly from the time it was pioneered in 1938. You don’t get much more high-n-wild in the Lower 48 than on this 35-mile-plus mountaineering trip, which starts in North Cascades National Park and immediately dives south into the Glacier Peak Wilderness.
Sally Bergesen, founder of Oiselle and a running activist, asks why don't we have established women's equivalents of the four-minute mile or the two-hour marathon
All the strategies, gear, and tips you need to cross the finish line
A mashup of a Tesla and Land Rover Defender.
Trail runners that celebrate our National Parks.
I'm as addicted to my phone as anyone. Could three weeks in Madagascar without service provide some sort of lasting digital renewal?
The Arbor wallet ($40) looks and feels like it's made from leather but it's actually built from a thin and flexible, waxed and oiled wood.
This teepee-style structure is bomber and brilliant, great for bikepacking or just regular backcountry exploring
The people have spoken. In a study released Tuesday, over 99 percent of people said they support the 27 monuments up for review. President Donald Trump, are you listening?
To start with, long steady rides are a boring waste of time, power meters are both absolutely vital and extraneous bullshit, and you can get faster without training like a lifeless automaton
The Park Service says they’re doing their best but no one wins when America’s most iconic valley becomes an endless, exhaust-choked loop of creeping traffic. Can anything be done to prevent bumper-to-bumper traffic from becoming the new normal in Yosemite Valley?
Learning to eat simply—and well—and cook without a mess on the road
They'll keep your beer cold for a stupid long time and are easy to transport
How We Grow Is film from Haley Thompson and Tomas Zuccareno about how young people in Colorado are becoming the next generation of farmers.
In our ongoing Weekly Escape series, we aim to transport you from your desk to an incredible place in two minutes or less.
Though he's a married man, Landon Mace finds that theres only one thing on his mind, trout.
At the gates of Yellowstone, this retailer has learned to embrace the non-local traveler, alongside the hometown expert
The 65-year-old swimmer has set 355 world records. And she's still going.
A lot of assumptions have been made about the national-monuments review. Many of them aren't true.
As every local knows, crisp days and cool nights make fall the best time to explore Montana
When Daniel Duane was a kid, his father taught him how to climb in Yosemite. Two decades later, when his teenage daughter wanted a valley education of her own, he realized that the old beta no longer applied.
Shirin Gerami is Iran's first female triathlete and when she couldn't find clothes that would satisfy both her performance and her country, she had to make them.
Behind the Sun from filmmaker Matt Kleiner follows 3 Time World Champion Surfer Mick Fanning during the shooting of an episode of Red Bull's Chasing the Shot.
In a remote jungle in Nepal, filmmakers Camp4 Collective and Felt Soul Media embarked on telling the story of an ancient tradition: honey harvesting.
One lousy fit for Phil Oren turned into a revolutionary way of fitting shoes for all hardcore hikers
Cycling legend Rebecca Rusch discusses Blood Road, the new documentary on her journey down the Ho Chi Minh trail to find the crash site where her father disappeared.
It's more doable than you think. Just don't forget the chamois cream.
The story of how a confectionary mishap helped Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay reach the world's most famous summit
You may be in the middle of the wilderness, but a local IPA isn’t that far away
From Filmmakers Johny Mourgue and Simon Oxley 'Forwards Ever, Backwards Never' explores the kind of bravery it takes to overcome a lifelong fear.
Margaret Wheeler of the American Mountain Guides Association walks us through the steps it takes to clean an anchor.
When Chris Brinlee Jr. left a job as the art director for an agency based in LA, he'd never been out of the country.
Filmmaker Arvids Baranovs of Eaglewood Films loaded up his family of four and headed to the Portugal coast. In search of some finer weather than early spring in Latvia can provide, they caught a glimpse of solitude on the mainland Europe's western region.
Seven items that the Mystery Ranch founder always has on the trail
Not completely, but they're certainly in a state of flux
Your one-stop shopping list for the coming year
While living on a portaledge—a suspended platform about the size of a double bed—you still need to perform basic bodily functions, including, yes, answering calls of nature. This is how it works.
The Spandex-clad "roadus velocipedus" species is being subsumed by the "adventure bike" category. Has the sun finally set on road riding?
Another controversial speed attempt on the country's most popular trail points to the need for a better system for verifying hikers' times
When my friend asked me if I wanted to attempt to Everest on my bike—climb the equivalent height of the 29,029-foot mountain in a single ride—I gave my answer little thought. “I’m in,” read my little blue text message. That was it.
There's a lot of overlap between athletics and work, and the world's best apply the same principles to, say, training for a marathon as they do to building a business
And the very important lessons we can learn from them
It's only going to happen once in our lifetimes—better make sure you don't screw up your soundtrack
Eric Lagerstrom competed in his first triathlon when he was just 12 years old. He turned pro at age 23, and he’s now a top competitor on the World Triathlon Series. He has also become a skilled videographer and often captures footage during his own races—using GoPros and drones.
Colorado's inaugural Velorama was a colorful combination of bike racing, music, and fan-friendly spectacle aimed at giving road racing in the US a shot in the arm.
A restored 1937 Yellowstone tour bus.
A packable jacket that looks as good on the bike as it does in the city.
A watch that pays tribute to America's first fighter pilots.