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Turning puppies into full-fledged dogsledding athletes is a tough endeavor—one we'll explore over the next four months. First up: making sure they're not afraid.

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A collapsible water bottle that doesn't suck

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Before the Aspen colors were gone, Brandon Mathis and Terrance Siemon took off on a 28-degree morning to capture this video, 'High Country Trailblazing'.

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'Colorado- A Living Landscape' is a five-year project brought to you by Jason Hatfield. His vision was to turn Colorado's beauty into a living piece of art.

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Meet Susan and her pup Karma, who’s mutual need for exercise brought them together.

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In Wyoming's Great Red Desert lies a stretch known as the Great Basin. In this video, Brigham and Hawkins trek out in these harsh conditions to conquer the trail.

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Living car-free doesn't mean you have to sacrifice time outside

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How the invisible hand of climate change will shake up your coat rack

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A new bill before Congress aims to protect the Wasatch mountains from further development while accommodating different uses

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It's time to embrace the fanny pack.

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Fresh off their acquittal in Oregon and emboldened by the election of Donald Trump, the Bundy brothers are promising more extremist takeovers across the West

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From burning sneakers to Olympic pleas, here's how some of the outdoor world's power players reacted in the week following the election

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No bike is theft-proof, but this one comes close

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There's no need to avoid puddles in these boots.

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This e-bike has a longer range than your electric car

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The Czech climber just conquered one of the world's hardest routes in record time

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But good luck getting a dose

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On November 11, a 30-foot swell rolled across the Pacific, setting in motion the first-ever all-women big-wave surfing contest in the World Surf League. It was one for the record books.

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Lessons I learned from organizing a homeless-youth outdoors program and how you can apply them to improving your own corner of the world

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Eduardo Garcia almost died when he was shocked with 2,400 volts of electricity on a hike in 2011. Now he's back to foraging and hunting with more zeal than before, and he wants you to do the same.

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Six pros weigh in with their tips, hacks, and favorite gear

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Don't get me wrong: it's a fantastic truck. But if you really want to get it dirty, cutaway bumpers and complicated suspension won't make up for the lack of aftermarket support.

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Subaru’s new Viziv-7 concept previews a seven-seat crossover

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In Confluence Films' new release, 'Providence,' Camille Egdorf returns to an Edenic tropical fishery that reopened to boat traffic after a tragic act of piracy

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The new movie 'USS Indianapolis: Men of Courage' is heavy on Nicholas Cage and sharks but pales in comparison to the real ordeal

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The books, movies, music, podcasts, and other media on our radar

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Run Mama Run is a series from GoodFight Media that tells the story of elite runner Sarah Brown and explores one of the many struggles of being a female athlete

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Watch the crew as they find incredibly big lines, open barrels, and solitude.

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'Wild Women of the Wasatch' is a series that shows women of all backgrounds finding happiness in the mountains.

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Mt. Elbert is Colorado's tallest 14'er and one of the few that's open to cyclists, so lead rider Mike Hall and follow-cam rider/filmmaker Nate Hills decided to take on Elbert at peak foliage

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Meet Jody and his dog Levi. They've both survived major accidents, suffered from extensive surgeries, and stuck by each other's side through everything.

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Filmmaker Will Christiansen set out to capture the essence of adventure in Iceland in his latest film, 'Origin.'

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The Swedes know how to make a knife

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Over-the-counter tests promise to cure your food-related ailments, but some question whether they work, and others warn they might do more harm than good. I decided to give one a shot to find out.

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Scorchingly fast, silly light, and more affordable than the competition, this might just be the finest race bike for the money

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The $300 PhiPAL brick sends a distress signal—even without cell service—to your emergency contacts if you crash

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These preseason events can be overwhelming. Here are some simple suggestions for how to get what you need.

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For the past two decades, the website LetsRun.com has straddled the lines between gossip, investigative reporting, and hardcore training advice, angering Nike, USA Track and Field, and traditional media in the process. Charles Bethea joined them at the 2016 Olympic Trials in Eugene, Oregon, to figure out how they’ve managed to become the most important, and controversial, outlet in competitive running.

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A new device called Halo Sport promises to improve performance by stimulating your mind. We zapped our brains in the name of science to see if it could really make us faster.

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Mercedes now makes Bond-like luxury yachts

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The first iteration of this whip defined the 29er genre. Can the redesign do that same for 27.5+ bikes?

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Everyone needs a classic camping lantern

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Cross-country is a great sport that gets no love. But it should.

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On Oct. 5th, Valery Rozov looked over the edge at 7,700 meters above sea level. He leapt over a huge glacier and flew by his old record set in 2013.

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A few summers ago, professional skier Rob Aseltine took to #VanLife in full force. When the car eventually let him down, he needed a new vehicle to access the same mountains.

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Jake O'Connor started building off-road hand cycles for himself, but when requests started rolling in from friends he started Reactive Adaptations.

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This week, we've got Promise Land Sound performing "Through the Seasons."

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Chevy just designed the perfect surfmobile

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Consider yourself a whiskey drinker? Then you need these glasses.

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This bright side panels give this boot a modern look, while the dark brown leather is a nod to Danner's classic heritage. A Virbram brand sole offers traction on both wet and dry surfaces while a GOR-TEX liner ensures that your foot stays dry no matter where you venture.

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A new generation of runners, skiers, entrepreneurs, activists, surfers, explorers, climbers, and photographers are tackling the biggest challenges on the planet—and they’re succeeding. Introducing 30 individuals—all of them under the age of 30—who are leading the way, starting with alpinist David Lama.

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Say you see an article about how chocolate can prevent aging. You want to figure out what's actually going on, so you pull up the original study. Here's how you properly read it.

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Our three-point proposal can keep you fit through the stuff-your-face months

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Presenting our favorites from the annual test in Crested Butte, Colorado

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Chevy debuted its new Colorado ZR2 on Tuesday night at the L.A. Auto Show and the truck (available April 2017) is clearly designed to dethrone the Toyota Tacoma TRD Pro as America’s mid-size, off-road vehicle of choice.

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Devices to help you fuel better and faster

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A coffeemaker that guarantees a perfect cup of joe

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In 'The Unnatural World,' journalist David Biello argues that while humans have gotten Earth into a mess, we also have the power to fix it

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Foursevens’ new Mini MkII is smaller than a chapstick, yet pumps out over 1,000 lumens. And it only costs $40.

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Now that they have the black box, what's next?

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What a standard day will run you at 20 different hills

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Sponsor Content: Ice Breaker

When Jeremy Moon founded New Zealand-based merino wool pioneer Icebreaker, he not only created a new category of apparel—he changed our entire relationship with nature

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Take your pick from yoga retreats in Tulum, farm-to-table bounty in Baja, Pacific surf, and tequila from the source in Guadalajara

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I went a month without wearing concealer, powder, or mascara. It was scary at first but ultimately revelatory. Here's what I learned.

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New research suggests that not everyone should be eating the same foods. In fact, some athletes might benefit from these doughnuts.

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We all dream of buying that secluded wilderness retreat. But what does it have to offer when the seclusion and wilderness turn out to be mostly in our imagination? Actually, a lot.

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The Pack Makes it Easy to Transition From Your Desk to the Trail

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A new workplace grading system from the CDC puts a high premium on offices that embrace nature and encourage workers to be active

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We've all read how Google pampers its employees with sleep pods, laundry service, and four-star meals round the clock. That's nothing compared to what other companies are doing to make their employees happy.

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Ambreen Tariq started the Instagram @brownpeoplecamping to get people to rethink what being outdoorsy means

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More companies are mimicking nature scenes in their offices. But why do that when you can just set up your desk outside?

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And​, while you're thinking of it, strongly consider one as an option for other days of the week, too.

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Are the Hash House Harriers a nearly century-old orienteering group dash, a drinking club with a running problem, or just Tinder for runners? Our correspondent intended to find out.

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Our list of 100 finalists showcases companies that make employee health and happiness a point of pride

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American tourist Noel Santillan became an unlikely folk hero in Iceland after he entered a typo into his GPS and drove hundreds of miles out of his way. How can anyone wander so far off the mark? A growing body of research suggests that our reliance on navigational technology might be altering our brains in ways we’re only beginning to understand.

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Like the idea of traveling the country, making bank, and setting your own schedule? Travel nurses are in high demand just about everywhere.

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Mike Gamble had a vision to bring the Tron Light Bike effect into mountain biking. The task wasn't easy.

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The new All-Weather Fridge/Freezer from ARB has all the great features of the company's other fridges but can be used in the open bed of a pickup without needing a camper shell.

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This little light pumps out 1000 lumens and was designed to work with GoPro mounts, meaning you can stick it on the side of your truck to change a tire at night, or mount it to your helmet for a 24-hour mountain bike race.

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The truck tent weighs around 25 pounds and packs down the size of a normal car-camping tent, but keeps you off the ground and protected from the elements.

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