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Ultrarunner Alistair Gray trains for the West Highland Way, a 96-mile race in the North West Highlands of Scotland.
Filmmaker Oleg Zayanov traveled across Arizona, Nevada, and Utah, taking in the colossal landscapes iconic of the region.
The secret to speed can be found in a nondescript building just north of San Diego off I-5.
There’s a set of islands in the middle of the chilly North Atlantic, some of which are so sparsely populated that the residents wouldn’t even fill a classroom.
How to stay warm and dry when the skies open up
A 747 jet gets converted into a fire-retardant-dumping airtanker, just in time for wildfire season
Our writer rented an Airstream for a week to see if he could overcome his doubts about RVing. He ended up falling in love—and buying a 2014 Flying Cloud 23FB named Artemis.
While some groups celebrate the American bison as a conservation success story, we're slaughtering the animals by the thousands
Nine Sherpa guides setting rope lines on the upper part of the mountain have become the first of the season to reach the top of the world's highest peak
By forgoing the LCD screen and the ability to shoot JPEGs, Leica is basically telling us to stop messing around and go make a damn picture
Eli Bouchard may be the youngest snowboarder to land a double backflip.
In our ongoing Weekly Escape series, we aim to transport you from your desk to an incredible place in two minutes or less.
"My cerebral palsy contributes to my unique cadence and my poor balance, but I refuse to let it define who I am."
It’s silly what this thing can do. And it's really damn fun to play with.
Lhakpa Sherpa has climbed Everest more than any other woman—and now she's on the mountain trying for her seventh summit.
The problem isn’t technical, it’s psychological. And we’re to blame.
Assessing great marathon performances is a tricky business
Last July, filmmaker Jake Strassman and his impressively mustached friend Travis Halverson took off on a midsummer's camping trip in the Gore Range of Colorado.
Over the past eleven years, Cyrus Sutton has become a pro #vanlife dweller and hacker.
A photographer and a filmmaker set out on a journey through the Pacific Northwest to document the lives of first-generation farmers.
A year ago, Brandon and LeAnn Morris decided to quit their jobs in Seattle and hit the road. Not an uncommon premise for anyone that follows any adventurous Instagram accounts, but they actually did it. Six months of passport stamps from Nepal, Thailand, New Zealand, Japan, Chile, and the list goes on. Through all of their adventures, Peru emerged as one of the couple’s favorites and particularly the Ausangate trek, which led them to the striated Vinicunca Mountains and eventually their next job. The duo has since started the travel business FlashpackerConnect, which leads trips out of Cusco, with the rainbow mountains being their featured trip. Five days of high altitude trekking and you are rewarded with this view. Here, a preview of what you might see along this relatively undiscovered trail.
Teton Gravity Research took a risk with a pricey, gyro-stabilized camera system to shoot their ski and snowboard films and televisions shows. The payoff? Two Emmy nominations.
With Run Signature, Brooks hopes to take a more individualized look at your unique way of running
As a tributary to the Klamath River, Blue Creek is a cold-water lifeline for some of the greatest salmon and steelhead runs remaining on the West Coast.
Aaron Eveland took his young son dirt bag camping on a small rock island off the coast of Hawaii.
From seafood curry to cricket-raspberry oatmeal, your next campfire meal is about to get a little more tasty
Jon Krakauer’s obsession with what killed the star of ‘Into the Wild’ has persisted for nearly 24 years. Whether it was ignorance or arrogance, do the details still make a difference?
Stephan Aarstol’s appearance on ABC’s reality business show Shark Tank did not start out well. The founder of California-based Tower Paddle Boards found himself awkwardly silent after a problem with his slide show caused him to lose his train of thought. He swore. Kevin O’Leary, one of the “sharks,” as…
The biggest beneficiaries of the great evolution in bike tech? Lower-cost rides.
We tested 25 women’s bikes in the Arizona desert. These were our four favorites.
Follow these 10 tips from repair professionals and your shelter should last approximately forever
Just as beautiful as it is functional
IndefinitelyWild's weekly roundup of news from the outdoors. This week: More on Fort McMurray, the Federal Government's poop fetish, and the real reason Chris McCandless died
With the San Andreas “locked, loaded, and ready to go," now's the time to assemble your quake kit
(The North Face) The North Face Runners Hat Trucker hats block sun and look rad. The North Face took it a step further, adding a mesh sweatband around the rim to keep sunscreen out of your eyes. Price $30 Buy Now (Nathan) Nathan ExoShot Bottle By…
A city-wide survey of Portland's moss helped scientists to target a likely source of the city's air pollutants
These mountain bikes add grip and confidence without the heft of a full fat bike, making them ideal for loose, sandy trails and super capable on bigger-hit riding. While the development is still in its infancy, with mountain-bike manufacturers debating rim widths and rubber dimensions, we believe it’s a significant advance for dirt steeds.
Hill Farmstead Brewery takes the "Best Brewery in the World" title—for the third time.
Our new Play Now series highlights an epic POV clip so you can get in on the action even when you're stuck behind a desk.
Arborist David Milarch is renowned for helping California coastal redwoods migrate northward to survive the dangerous climate changes that threaten their current habitat.
'Human Nature 4K' is a collection of powerful images of the natural world that remind us all of our connection to the environment.
"Our biggest problem is that we don't include ourselves in nature. We exclude ourselves as something different from nature, and we're not. We're part of nature."
Surfing is rife with stereotypes of laid-back, tanned athletes in tropical locales. But go beyond the surface and you’ll find some of the most interesting subcultures in sport, from bike-and-surf gangs to teenage girls who ride in Bangladesh.
Practice your airs, then go inside for hot cocoa
The new generation of performance rides are faster, more comfortable, and more capable than ever.
Do you need these items to make a road trip happen? Nah. But you'll be glad you brought them.
A cadre of upstart brands is shaking up cycling clothing. Thank God.
Ever wonder what it's like to hike the ever-more crowded PCT? I'm about to find out.
Kit up for your next weekend—or yearlong—getaway
Maximilian Kempe traveled to Morocco with his brother and created this breathtaking visual time capsule of their trip.
The husband and wife duo of Eusebio and Christina Saenz de Santamaria have set freediving records all over the world. Possibly more impressive than their diving skills is the pair’s photography.
We asked Jim Delgado, NOAA’s director of maritime heritage, to help us compile this list of the 10 most iconic missing ships waiting to be discovered.
Pablo Valencia spent six days wandering the 110-degree desert before stumbling into McGee's camp. He shouldn't have been alive, but he was.
If our Santa Fe office was on fire, this is the gear we'd save
