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You can find deals even in this pricey segment of an expensive sport—it just takes a bit of strategic planning.
Fueled by Pop-Tarts and Little Debbies, 52-year-old software engineer Kurt Searvogel is out to break the record for the greatest distance pedaled in a year. What motivates a man to ride more than 200 miles a day—every day, rain or shine, hot or cold, sunrise to sunset?
Succumbs to hypothermia after high winds cause paddlers to capsize
The 21-year-old stumbled on photography just a few years ago through his mom’s 1990’s DSLR. Since then, he’s developed a speciality in capturing simplistic, outdoor scenes around much of the American South.
Bernie Krause’s vast library of field recordings reveals a sad truth: wild sounds are quickly vanishing
Capital is venturing out of Silicon Valley to the nation's coolest towns
Why ultrarunners, climbers, and NFL linemen are turning to plant power
Thanks to advances in materials, quality doesn't have to cost an arm and a leg
The former managing director of the New York Stock Exchange hated staying at overcrowded, dirty campsites. So he came up with a new model: single canvas tents for rent on some of the most beautiful private property in the U.S.
Turns out the navigation devices routinely overestimate distance traveled. Why that quirk hasn't—and won't—affect cyclists.
A commuter so light it wouldn’t qualify for the Tour de France
An effort by any other name won’t make you as great
As the trends have swung from minimalist slippers to fat shoes and back again, one thing has remained the same: to avoid injury, you need burly feet
One prominent scientist thinks so, and it’s about time we had a thoughtful discussion on the topic
Ending dependence on fossil fuels will require the movement to get better at one thing: compromise
21 bold ideas to help you get healthy, eat smarter, and crush your next adventure
Manuel Genswein has spent more than two decades burying himself alive and pushing shovels to their breaking point to determine the best ways to save snow-slide victims. His biggest challenge? Convincing the world’s most experienced rescuers that he’s right.
Ski areas around the country are adapting to shorter snow seasons by beefing up their summertime activities
Climbing Kilimanjaro: A 12-Year-Old's Passion Project is a short film from Goal Zero and 3 Strings Productions about Liliana Libecki's trip to Tanzania last summer. Liliana, the daughter of explorer Mike Libecki, climbed Kilimanjaro and helped install solar panels at the…
Episode 4 of Salomon Freeski TV's ninth season focuses on one of the most legendary ski locations in the world: Bella Coola, British Columbia. Skiers Leo Ahrens, Leah Evans, and Colston VB spent a week skiing epic lines, which inspired Ahrens to…
Many of us never wax our skis. We’re either too intimidated or too lazy. That’s a problem.
Sure, it looks like a normal jacket. But it's actually a mobile bar.
The advantage of being a van owner is that new adventures are always nearby, even if things don't go as planned. Julien Roussin, of Go-Van, found some of his own earlier this fall when the ocean failed to produce waves on a 10-day surf…
Tom Hill is a trail runner. For Hill, running is a kind of meditation, and after watching Suilven: The Trail Runner, it's easy to see why. Filmmaker Chris Davies follows Hill on a run through the Highlands of Scotland, up one…
A great mountain biking trail is a truly special thing, and linking routes for a multi-day trip requires a lot of know-how. That's where guys like Ash Smith, founder of the Mountain Biking's wildest race, the Mavic Trans-Provence, come in. As he puts it, “Yes, you're looking…
A simple device to keep your bikes organized and out of the way.
Just make sure your kid wears a helmet
An XC bike dressed up in trail accoutrements, this short-travel 29er highlights the industry trend toward longer, more capable machines
Park officials currently seeking public input
Your local outdoor retailer probably doesn’t carry this stuff. But it should.
The human body is awash with microbes, inside and out. And scientists are now discovering just how important that is for athletes.
The first-ever documentary about the notorious ultramarathon was just as secretive and nearly as difficult to complete as the race itself
This week, Chris Ring became the first American to swim the entire length of the Mississippi River, navigating around locks, dams and sections of sewage
These new cameras can take photos and video that are just as good, and in some cases better, than those of their old-school rivals
Will the staged release of physiological data, nearly five months after the Tour, do anything to dispel the cloud of suspicion around the British rider since his first Tour win in 2013?
How to push your body to the limit and make the podium
Riding in the snow should be fun, not uncomfortable
Olympic gold medal–winning freestyle skier David Wise counts on his Reno home to keep him on top
The year ahead will be filled with goggles that guide us down the ski hill, stoves that could save humanity, and Kubrickian pods that will carry us to the edge of space
As the Paris talks continue, the brand's president calls for a concerted effort to bring about real change
Los Angeles, Rome, Paris, and Budapest still in the running
Ditch the wood and the nails for this instant tree house
5 ways to ensure you land plenty of powder days this season
Most folks know Avery Brewing Company for the outstanding beer they make in Boulder, Colorado. What they might not know, however, is that Avery's founder, Adam Avery, is also a serious rock climber. Here, he reflects on the correlations between climbing, entrepreneurship and “doing what you want to…
Filmmaker Pete McBride and O.A.R.S. honor environmentalist Martin Litton with their latest film, Martin's Boat. Litton was known for pioneering the use of Dories on the Colorado River in the 1960's, and for showing people why the Grand Canyon was worth…
When George Rue started hiking parts of the Appalachian Trail six summers ago at age 18, he carried a sketchpad, intending to use it as both diary and camera.
America’s Wilderness areas have been off limits to mountain bikes for decades, but a new draft bill seeks to change that
It's beautiful, fuel efficient, powerful, and reliable. Read: It's everything you could ever want in a truck
The world's best beer-miler talks about his training and his new deal with Brooks
This fall, world-renowned ultrarunners Mike Wolfe and Mike Foote partnered with photographer Steven Gnam to run across some of the highest, wildest mountain ranges in the Lower 48, with as little gear as they could get away with.
It’s no secret what you’re getting into when you run across Cabin Porn on the bookshelf: unadulterated, glorious cabins.
Thanks to preppers and innovations in freeze-dried delicacies, you can cook a full holiday dinner in the backcountry. Here’s how.
Police investigating $10 billion worth of construction contracts
Last week, Google announced it will make its maps available offline. We tested the new feature in New York and South Africa—and found the service works brilliantly.
Pressure on kids to perform well in school, excel in competitive sports, and handle other pressures could be alleviated with some simple one-on-one time with nature
A new book takes a look at the additives in our foods—one white powder at a time.
Travel south and stay warm for a long walk on these worthy winter trails
“It's not about a race, it's just about being out there and having a good time.” That's the thinking behind this video from the folks at Kitsbow and Niner. Their Steamboat Ralleye featured 19,302 feet of climbing during the 197-mile route from Fort Collins to Steamboat Springs—and it looks like it was one…
Adding anaerobic training—sprints, plyometrics, and weightlifting—to your regimen will increase speed, power, and running economy
Once a year, Johannesburg-based Wilderness Safaris organizes its Tour de Tuli, a 300-kilometer (186-mile), four-day MTB ride through the Tuli Block of southern Africa, connecting Botswana, Zimbabwe, and South Africa.
What would happen if we treated sleep as seriously as our diet?
Designed to make the smoothest cup of joe you’ve ever tasted
Perfect for weddings at the ski area or on muddy forest roads
It looks like a sweatshirt, but performs like a jacket.
Toyota finally made the RAV4 a hybrid—with 4WD
The first full-length mountain film to be shot entirely in 4K is no gimmick: it's a game changer for high-action, small-budget productions
Presenting the ultimate winter workhorse for 2016
