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Yes, this knife costs a lot ($500), but for good reason. The frame is made almost entirely of titanium, and the blade is S35VN steel, which is designed to keep an edge, but is also easy to sharpen. At a full half-inch thick, the Harsey fills your palm nicely,…
Janette Brimmer works for the nonprofit environmental law firm Earthjustice, where she defends vital regulations that keep our lands healthy
The unexpected techniques and technologies that military service members and veterans are using to cope with stress and its related disorders
Alternative lodging has one distinct advantage: putting you close to the adventure that brought you there in the first place
The treadmill ruins the simplicity of running and packages the sport as a commodity
Plus-sized tires on road bikes might sound like a gimmick—but we love how huge, fast, and cushy they are on the pavement
Trump's executive orders don't have environmental lawyers particularly worried—but that could change depending on how the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals rules on a handful of cases
The next big trend in trucks can still be had for cheap
Outdoor apparel manufacturers are helping to revive this once dying industry
For Wendy Baxter, being a field researcher of giant Sequoia trees is the ultimate balance between athletic ability and scientific exploration.
Proposed legislation wants to ban the word 'milk' for anything but dairy products, which got us thinking: what actually is milk?
Nature documentaries offer the chance to teach your kids about the beauty and diversity of our planet
A regular day of skiing requires a lot of gear, so you can imagine how much ski patrollers have to carry while they’re out keeping us safe on the slopes. To find out exactly what they pack, we caught up with Robin McElroy, an 11-year veteran of the Squaw Valley Ski Patrol, Alaskan heli-ski guide, and former big-mountain ski competitor.
The story of two explorers chased down—well, technically up—by a jaguar
House Bill 621 is dead, but 622 would do much to undermine protections for our most treasured public lands
Robert Marchand recently broke the cycling hour record for centurions. Scientists studied his body, tracked his progress, and came to one conclusion: there is no upper age limit to training.
The director of the acclaimed documentary 'Sharkwater' disappeared mysteriously after a deep dive off the coast of Key Largo on Tuesday. For 72 hours, crews scoured the ocean. On Friday, shortly after the search for Stewart was suspended, divers found his body on the bottom of the ocean floor.
Abandoned fire lookout stations are being repurposed as backcountry cabins, offering affordable rustic overnight retreats with stellar views
We asked our favorite runners, skiers, bikers, and adventurers to name something that's in their bag every time they're on the road
On Kauai, residents worry less about whether genetically-modified food is safe to eat and more about what the pesticides used to test them are doing to their bodies. In an excerpt from his new book, 'Food Fight,' the author hits the ground to find out just what's happening.
They work so well, we wanted to know what was going on inside
We caught up with filmmaker and skijor racer Kale Casey to talk about his recent film 'Dog Power'.
Iceland is home to some of the most photogenic terrain on earth. But for surfer Heiðar Logi Elíasson and the film crew at Tributaries Digital Cinema, it's a harsh place with unrelenting wind.
There's one thing Zack Giffin won't give up in his Tiny House Nation contract, and that's two weeks chasing powder in Alaska.
Director Oliver Astrologo spent five days collecting footage for this film Lanzarote. He became immersed in the routine of the fisherman, mesmerized by the winemakers' nurturing of their grapes, and aspiring to be like the Iron Men training on the island.
As any backcountry skier knows, your dog will cover about three times as much vertical as you.
In the exclusive clip from Kale Casey's 'Dog Power Movie', he visits Dr. Arleigh Reynolds to find out what kind of VO2 Max of these incredible dogs have.
Brody Leven along with KT Miller and Joey Schusler bikepack their way across the Lofoten archipelago.
This week, we've got Daniel Norgren performing Everything You Know Melts Away Like Snow.
This is a snowmobile for four
A massive outcry killed a bill that would have sold off millions of acres of public lands—but don't expect that to be the last fight between the Republican Congress and the outdoor industry over their fate
It seems like once a week there's a new study pointing to the potential health properties of beer. We decided to investigate.
More and more bike companies are selling road bikes built to be ridden on dirt roads. Are they marketing hype or the future of cycling?
How do you make climbing the world’s toughest mountain harder? Do it in the off-season.
Finnish climber Nalle Hukkataival made an estimated 4,000 attempts on what's currently the world's toughest bouldering problem before finally conquering it last October. His new film, out next week, documents the quest.
We love this town for its world-class trails, but it also caters to those who like to pedal in many other ways
Elk sightings and waterfall hikes are all part of a day's work for Grand Canyon park ranger Perri Spreiser
Three brands committing major R&D to making their ski boots fit and perform for women
Not everything made for sliding on snow has to cost a fortune
'World, Chase Me Down' is a nonstop crime adventure novel. Even better, most of it actually happened.
Evolving as an athlete means leaving old passions behind and focusing on factors within your control
The action-cam maker says it's fixed the problem that had some Karmas suddenly plunging to the ground
The Army Corps of Engineers has been directed to grant the final easement that stands in the pipeline’s way, presenting the Standing Rock movement with its first real challenge
Ducati's latest adventure bike isn't its fastest, but it is better off-road, easier to ride, and $4K cheaper than its big brother
Sunny Stroeer got sick and still set the speed record on Aconcagua. We sat down with the ex weekend warrior to talk training, coffee, and the all-women team that tackled the highest mountain in South America.
This tent hangs from a tree and can hold up to 500 pounds
This multitool doubles as a belt buckle
Yvon Chouinard would be proud of these retro climbing shoes
The new photography book 'Racing Age' reminds us that it's a whole lot of fun to be a competitive athlete for life
Smartwool discovered that women run at much different temperatures than men. Now it's using that data to reengineer its women's socks and base layers.
In honor of Outside's 40th anniversary, we're selecting our all-time favorite gear, advice, accomplishments, and people. To kick things off, we picked the most memorable places in the world.
Tucked away in the remote northern coast of Alaska lies the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. For some select few, this is a place of resources, mainly oil.
A Granite State Ride from Jukebooth brings you to Attitash Mountain Resort's Bike Park. With the White Mountains as his backdrop, videographer Sean Collins captures riders Pat Noonan and Corey Smith.
In the heart of the Frank Church Wilderness, four guides on the Middle Fork of the Salmon River explore the tributaries of this mighty river.
Filmmaker Jason van Bruggen makes a trip to the Arctic for a few months every year, but all that time spent in the area hasn't drawn away from its beauty.
Watch our Gear Guy, Joe Jackson, on his quest to find the very best (and cheesiest) ski and snowboard jokes.
Vests are the Swiss Army knives of layering. They work in summer and winter, in town and on the mountain, for early morning dawn patrols and out for dinner. Here are six of our favorites.
And how you can prepare for the apocalypse better than a billionaire
Darcy Conover couldn't find the ultimate base layer, so she ended up designing one herself. I've been testing her women's piece for the past few months and can verify that it is indeed a stroke of genius.
A few years back, a contingent of prominent pro surfers took up stand-up paddleboarding in spite of its reputation as a leisure activity of lesser wave riders. Can they convince the curmudgeons the sport deserves respect?
The U.S. ski culture’s 10 oldest, weirdest events—official and unofficial
Located in the small town of Gothic, Colorado in an even smaller cabin, billy barr has collected snow data for over 40 years.
After a few weeks of exploring Voyageurs National Park, More Than Just Parks brings you a spectacular display of colors in their film Voyageurs.
From filmmaker Germain Lalot and writer Claire Endress, MySon is a short film about a mother bringing a son into this complex world.
Apart from the Olympics, no one’s really watching the best athletes on the planet compete and perform live. Probably because their events are not very entertaining.
Four takeaways from the administration’s first week
This multitool will help you organize your keys
Noted adventure writer Colin Thubron's latest novel tells the story of residents trapped in a burning building—but it also distills what he's learned over a lifetime of nomadism
We all covet the top-shelf stuff, but our most useful and well-loved kit is often nothing fancy
Fine dining on Everest? Only $1,050 per person.
No runner was made in a day. And for every runner, there is a story of origin; a familiar trail, high school track, or a road. This is that story.
One of the best places in the world to take in fall foliage is Rocky Mountain National Park. And when filmmaker Evan Schneider went out to the park, he made sure to have his camera in tow.
If you really want to experience serenity in the mountains, you need to ditch the lifts
Gear that's guaranteed to help you have a memorable and romantic holiday