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'ISOLATION' is a short film directed by Mathieu Bernat and David Guersan about a stranger leaving his modern lifestyle for a spiritual journey through incredible Scottish landscapes

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In our ongoing 'Weekly Escape' series, we aim to transport you from your desk to an incredible place in 2 minutes or less

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Haiti would be a rare sight on anyone's list of surfing hotspots. Despite beautiful beaches and solid breaks, the country is better known as a poster child for the failure of international aid in the wake of two devastating natural disasters—not to mention issues of violence, disease, and endemic corruption that persist today. However, since 2010 a small group of aid workers has been teaching local kids to surf the waves of Kabic Beach, roughly 45 minutes outside of Haiti's cultural capital, Jacmel. Many of these kids, despite growing up on the water, first had to learn to swim.

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David Goodrich, former director of the UN Global Climate Observing System, is biking the country to observe our changing world in person—and writing a book as he goes. Mid-trip, we asked him about his strategy.

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Zig when the masses are zagging

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In March of 2016, filmmakers Spencer MacDonald and Eva Verbeeck traveled to the highlands of the Kenyan Rift Valley to document the culture that produces some of the best runners in the world

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An intimate look at the Oregon Coast through the eyes of everyone, from local inhabitants to visitors

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At just 19 years old, Alex Mason is one of the youngest phenoms in slacklining. He’s traversed the globe to compete, winning the Teva World Cup and the Slackline World Championships, all before he graduated high school. For his biggest project yet, he teamed up with his mentor, “Sketchy” Andy Lewis, and a Redbull film crew to trickline his way through the world’s first “slackladder” — a term coined by Redbull.

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There are hundreds of Bigfoot sightings every year, but some are more far fetched than others. These are our picks for the most believable Sasquatch encounters to ever occur.

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Gear and apparel manufacturers are big chemical users. A new overhaul of the Toxic Substances Control Act has them scrambling to innovate—minus the toxins.

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Our favorite stuff from the past seven days.

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A photo tool for your smartphone that fits in a wallet

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A compelling case for ditching hill repeats

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For years, Chuck Thompson dreamed of picking some random spot on the map of British Columbia and plunging in for an adventure. He got all he could handle and more on the Klinaklini River, a Class V rager that cuts through heavily forested wilderness north of Mount Waddington. In fact, he's lucky he got out alive.

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For the past 15 years the U.S. has been recruiting pro baseball and basketball players to serve as diplomatic envoys to Muslim nations. Now with Dean Karnazes, we’ve begun sending adventure athletes abroad to build good will.

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A standard piece of clothing that just got a lot more useful

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Online gear editor Jakob Schiller takes us on an afternoon ride with the Route helmet and shows us what he loves about this road model.

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In 2015, Chuck Thompson set out on an epic rafting trip on the Klinaklini River, one of the most challenging, remote rivers in the world.

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What a year of #vanlife looks like, and why you should do it.

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From the beach to the trail to the bar

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Sit down. Be happy.

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Nearly two million Americans suffer from opioid addiction. Athletes haven't been able to avoid the epidemic, but they've found novel ways to alleviate pain without using prescription meds.

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Your new favorite summer adventuring hat

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Outside owner and founder Larry Burke takes on surfing in Costa Rica.

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From the NFL to the mountains of Alaska, Jason Hairston is changing how nature sees us

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Larry Olmsted's new book reveals the surprising truth about counterfeit foods.

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'Douglas Tompkins: A Wild Legacy' is a film about the life, work, and passions of The North Face and Esprit co-founder Douglas Tompkins

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In our ongoing 'Weekly Escape' series, we aim to transport you from your desk to an incredible place in 2 minutes or less

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The world’s top lens maker just built a set of lenses for the camera in your pocket

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British style meets American engineering

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Cyclists have long claimed America's roads are unsafe. Thanks to the likes of GoPro, now there's proof. Is it making a difference?

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No matter what brand of child-rearing you subscribe to, raising kids is riddled with difficult decisions. At its core, it's about trying to create a balance.

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The answer is complicated. Here’s everything you need to know.

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Some argue that so-called trail angels, who hand out 
food and water (and beer!) 
to weary through-hikers, 
are cheapening what should be a life-altering experience

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Convinced you’ve got the world’s most active pooch? Prove it with a pet fitness tracker.

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Currently under construction in Ridgway, Colorado

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Beautiful and efficient, it's a good excuse to downsize

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In April 2016, filmmaker Lila Baghzouz and eight of her friends road tripped around Norway from Oslo to Bergen to Lofoten

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Watch sunrise from the summit of Hermannsdalstinden, the tallest peak on Moskenesøya Island at the end of the Lofoten archipelago in northern Norway

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Eric Jackson is the most decorated freestyle kayaker of all time, the founder of the biggest kayaking brand in the world, and the proud father of three. 

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When bicycle crashes happen, especially with motorists, video footage is vital to settling disputes

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For those who run, the sport is a subject of inexhaustible interest. From goosebump-inducing trail porn to the most thoughtful ruminations on running and life, here's how we stock our running library.

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Sasquatch, Yeti, MoMo, Nape—the creature goes by different names around the world. A sort of pseudoscience has emerged to suss out the biology and behavior of this animal. Here’s what it says.

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Inside Specialized and Stanford University’s new alliance to research cycling’s effects on kids with ADHD

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The author's lament to the underwear responsible for the conception of his son

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Sasquatch “seekers” have gone high-tech. Here are the five new devices they’re using to capture that snap of folklore’s most elusive beast.

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Bob Gimlin was a small town cowboy when his friend coaxed him into hunting the famous mythical creature 50 years ago. Today, as the legend of Bigfoot has grown, Gimlin is viewed by the community of believers around the country as something of a prophet.

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Discovery's new show 'American Tarzan' pits climbers, runners, and lifters against each other in a 'Survivor' meets 'American Ninja Warrior' showdown

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Louisiana Chef John Besh has the lowdown

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A South Korean photographer’s project on climate change and the nomads living with it everyday.

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New satellites photograph 700 trillion pixels of your planet

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GoPro athlete Chris Davenport takes us to one of the best lines in the world, a couloir called the Super C

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The Catskill Mountains are the birthplace of American dry-fly fishing and home to the legends of the sport

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Stunt woman Roberta Mancino jumped from 15,000 feet in a wingsuit over the Villarrica volcano, one of Chile's most active volcanoes

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'Calm of the Mountains' is a short film from Lululemon about Rio-hopeful Melinda Withrow and her relationship with her dad and the mountains of Polson, Montana

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Skiers Chris Davenport and Sierra Quitiquit log the first film footage of the Super C Couloir near Portillo, Chile

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Lael Wilcox became the first American and first woman to win the Trans Am bike race, while Briton Mike Hall shattered the fastest Tour Divide time

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The short answer? It depends on where you drive.

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Absurdly priced, but also absurdly well engineered and fun to ride

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A new study paints a grim picture of how vulnerable open areas in the West are to all types of developments. Stopping it is out of the question. But maybe we can slow it down.

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Across the map, companies large and small are putting out quality gear crafted stateside with pride

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The Clark family's advice for surviving a 120-day backpacking trip—or whatever adventures you and yours have planned for the summer

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Adventure narratives written by women are finally getting their due—and Blair Braverman’s 'Welcome to the Goddamn Ice Cube' is a new classic.

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The suit, filed after 28-year-old Avishek Sengupta drowned at the 2013 Tough Mudder Mid-Atlantic event, had major implications for the obstacle-course-racing industry

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Can one man’s pie-in-the-sky idea save one the West’s most iconic and underloved rivers?

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In the third episode of 'Find Your Water: Season 2' we go behind the scenes of a fly fishing series

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In our ongoing 'Weekly Escape' series, we aim to transport you from your desk to an incredible place in 2 minutes or less

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Arc’teryx’s latest rendition of their classic Bora Backpack brings us innovative hip belt technology.

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'Counter Balance' follows a group of veterans on a four-day rafting trip down the Green River in Dinosaur National Monument

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For a certain breed of adventurous souls, the key to happiness is a road machine that forever stokes their desire to chase fun. Looking at these seven dream rigs, it's hard not to want to play along.

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Jacques Cousteau’s grandson, who stars in an upcoming “Shark Week” special, talks about ocean exploration in the 21st century, carrying on his grandfather’s legacy, and what we can learn from nuclear sharks

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A 150-decibel blast goes off if anyone tries to mess with your whip

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Performance and style in one affordable T-shirt

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Flyover Country tracks your location in the air and gives you historic and geographical information about what's below

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Filmmaker Christiaan Welzel and his wife Kseniya traveled around the world on a grand 6-month adventure

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