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From racing electric snow scooters across frozen lakes in Finland to night tubing under neon lights in New Hampshire, these are the adventures that will have you doing a snow dance all season long.

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When the iconic American television show went on a 10-day trek to the Mount Everest Base Camp, the team knew they were in for the expedition of a lifetime. What they didn’t anticipate was just how vital a role porters play—often with little recognition. Outside sits down with Cecilia Vega, host of '60 Minutes,' for an inside look at her journey.

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Modern diet culture frames holiday eating as failure, but biology, history, and psychology tell a different story—one where feasting is not a lapse in discipline, but a deeply human ritual tied to survival, memory, and connection.

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If passed, the Utah Republicans’ proposal would have rescinded legislation that protects and maintains the boundaries of national parks as federal lands. Yet Senator Mike Lee told Outside, “selling national parks was never on the table.”

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I’ve finally gotten confident enough to adopt the monochromatic look of the pros.

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December 21 marks the first official day of winter. It’s also the shortest day of the year, a time to turn inward and reflect on the months behind us, while also making space to embrace those ahead. Here are six ways to celebrate the shortest day of 2025.

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After skiing, fat-biking, and sauna-ing, here’s our honest review of One&Only Moonlight Basin.

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Big mountain dreams come true at Kirkwood Mountain Resort, where we hosted our annual snowboard test.

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A recent report published by the state’s Fish and Game Department pulls no punches in its assessment of two hikers who got stuck on a mountain and required lifesaving

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High-altitude guiding may be one of the most brutal dream jobs on earth. A longtime pro shares the good—and the bad.

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Run outside comfortably all winter in these top-performing long-sleeved running tops.

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From Colorado’s Million Dollar Highway to North Carolina’s Tail of the Dragon, these roads aren’t for the faint of heart. Before you buckle up, here are expert tips on how to navigate these perilous drives.

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Turns out, the best way to conquer a lingering childhood fear is facing it head-on—with just a tiny headlamp, sturdy trekking poles, and showtunes humming in your head.

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Record rainfall, flooding, and landslides have collapsed major highways, triggered mass evacuations, and left national park gateway communities in Washington and Montana in a state of crisis. Here’s what we know.

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As bear attacks hit record highs in Japan, one professional snowboarder filmed himself out-carving a charging black bear.

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Legendary in his adopted home state as an adventurer and professor, Dial will change how you think about adversity outdoors

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An artist in Colorado has begun selling stickers for American the Beautiful Passes that covers up the president's face with an image of natural beauty

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After months of cold-weather testing, these are the tights and pants we wanted to keep wearing.

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Ralph Lauren’s 2026 Winter Olympic kit might look like retro cosplay to some. But for athletes facing the pressure of the world stage in Milan, that heavy wool isn't just fashion—it’s psychological armor.

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An honest account of my questionable journey into the hot-and-cold chaos of the Seattle Sauna Festival.

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Here’s how to monitor early indicators of disease—before symptoms even start

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A 20-acre acquisition connects this desert national park to a nearby preserve, creating a vital wildlife corridor in the heart of the Sonoran Desert.

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Wait until the last moment to finish holiday shopping? REI has you covered with deals on outlet gear, 20 percent off Yeti for REI members, and 30 percent off select in-season gear.

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If pounding pavement is your main hobby, your search for the best sports watch is over.

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New research suggests it’s actually not about your heart.

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Our expert gear editors came through with the recs.

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These trailblazers reshaped how we think about adventure, risk, and resilience in 2025.

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Since 2020, the Gaza Sunbirds have been a beacon of hope amidst a landscape of violence. These Palestinian amputee cyclists race and deliver aid, turning loss into resilience on and off the road.

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Rancho La Puerta has been embracing health and longevity for decades.

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This year, Everest's death toll dropped dramatically. Meet the rescuers responsible.

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An anonymous band of off-duty park rangers has risen up to defend America’s public lands from budget cuts, firings, and political neglect.

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This trend is the most comfortable way I’ve found to carry a phone while working out.

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Alex King founded Terignota to make trail running gear affordable. Less than one year in, his apparel is winning awards and landing on podiums around the world.

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We need more time outside, and around the holidays, we get that chance. Here are five outdoor family Christmas traditions to start this year.

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Midlayers, down jackets, layers, and rain gear—what's actually worth investing in? Here's one expert gear tester's advice.

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These five national parks, scattered across the county, have more to offer than winter recreation this time of year. Peep their holiday magic.

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A sports medicine doctor and physical therapist weigh in about the pros and cons of the popular, low-impact social media fitness routine.

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With her World Cup win, Vonn announced she's officially back. But does that guarantee her an Olympic spot with Team USA?

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Cost of living in California near Yosemite National Park is notoriously high. Even so, federal officials are slashing wage rates for blue-collar workers, sparking outrage from the local union.

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Hundreds of vehicles are estimated to have entered the park during the timed entry window each day during the summer, often leaving people on the road. Removing the reservation program may drive more visitors to arrive later in the day, during safer hours.

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Because you don't have to spend big to find the perfect present.

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We can’t think of a better pairing than topping off an adrenaline-packed adventure with a soothing soak in hot springs. Our columnist Graham Averill shares his top picks of where to find this perfect combo.

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From climbing to flying to off-roading, the team discovers Utah’s red-rock adventure zone

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Mountain biking and exploring Colorado’s high country

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‘Robson,’ the latest ski film from Christina Lustenberger and Gee Pierrel, provides a dizzying look at a historic first descent, and showcases the stress and setbacks that ski mountaineers must navigate on the side of a peak

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It’s said that Badwater Basin earned its name when a 1849er’s mule refused to drink from a nearby spring-fed pool, suggesting that the water in the area was bad. It’s not—just very salty.

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A recent survey suggests a widening health gap, with women—often the default planners and hosts—bearing the brunt of holiday strain.

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Meet the Scottish skier who hunts for snowy escapes by blending his love of the sport with the craft of making the equipment

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With the memory of an elephant and instincts of a seasoned first responder, researchers say this four-legged robot could be the future of backcountry rescue. But are we ready for it?

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In his new docuseries, 'Pole to Pole,' the actor travels through jungles, deserts, and polar ice. Outside sits down with Smith to talk about how filming the show pushed him to reckon with self-discovery and facing fear.

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The ‘Free Solo’ star announced the date of his Netflix special, during which he will ascend the 1,667-foot skyscraper in Taiwan

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You're not crazy—the critters on Instagram are wilder than ever, thanks to artificial intelligence-generated video. Our articles editor takes a deep dive into the technology, culture, and ethics around this new footage.

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Utah officials have posted a $3,000 reward for information leading to the capture of a person who reportedly stole a 1,700-year-old skull from an ancient burial ground near the high-desert town of Kanab.

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Because there is no such thing as bad running weather when you have the right gear

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Sometimes, it's what's off snow that really challenges skiers who seem fearless

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Snowy trails, twinkly lights, and roaring fires: whether you want classic small-town cheer or wild alpine festivities, these destinations deliver peak holiday spirit.

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From New York to Minnesota to California, Nordic-style public floating saunas are on the rise—and they’re just what your winter needs.

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Scandinavian wellness is trending for a reason—Viking-era recovery methods work. Here's a deep dive into three unusual yet highly effective techniques to optimize your post-workout recovery.

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At 267 feet tall, General Grant Tree is estimated to be between 2,000 and 4,000 years old, which means the sequoia was growing alongside woolly mammoths and outlived the Roman Empire.

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On March 21, 2004, a hiker discovered the body of Renaldo Burts, 18, in the hills near a strenuous trail in southern California near the city of Idyllwild. Two decades later, investigators have arrested a suspect.

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We found merino sweaters, vintage-inspired outdoor outerwear, and some elevated accessories that any style-loving outdoorsman will be thrilled to get this holiday season.

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After decades of compromising on multi-surface runs, I can have it all with these five hybrid shoes that shine both on and off road.

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The legal ruling marks the end of a lengthy saga for Barrett’s victims, who say the decision has allowed them to feel a sense of safety and freedom for the first time in years

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What to read (or buy) for fans of science, endurance, fitness, and adventure

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They're just $30, come in an array of bright colors, and have great sound quality

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From the Alps to the Arctic Circle, these new and revived sleeper trains are making it easier than ever to chase powder, adventure, and even the northern lights this winter

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Earlier this year, more than 300 piles of human cremated remains were discovered on public land south of Las Vegas. A local funeral home now holds them, but their origins remain a mystery—and federal investigators aren’t talking.

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In the past, Steamboat Geyser in Yellowstone National Park regularly shot water over 300 feet into the air. But the feature hasn’t erupted in the better part of a year, and scientists aren’t sure when it will again.

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These high-performance hero items will thrill the everyday athletes in your life

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You could see between 60 and 120 shooting stars per hour. Here’s where, when, and how to see the marvel for yourself.

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Load up your sleigh—or your Patagonia duffel—with picks from every single gift guide across Outside

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Coaches and physiologists break down the real benefits of a cooldown, from clearing lactate to calming your nervous system

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I joined a taxidermy class and discovered a craft that’s far more thoughtful than I expected

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Our articles editor seeks guidance from the Skiers Responsibility Code on how to avoid fisticuffs on the slopes

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The brand packed all its latest tech into a new Mini, but the upgrade might not be for everyone

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A private meeting of Utah officials highlights a growing rift over how to manage crowding at the state’s most popular national park sites

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