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From cozy fleece to high-output layers, these picks will keep you warm through every fall mood swing

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Sponsor Content: Kuiu

From the backcountry to the trailhead, Kuiu offers technical gear for any outdoor adventure

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Sponsor Content: Leatherman

Give a well-tooled gift to the hardworking, hard-playing type

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As the federal government reopens, a new survey shows that most Americans oppose the NPS staff cuts, removal of signs and placards inside parks, and the proposed $1 billion budget reduction to the NPS

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Save up to 30 percent during REI's huge Holiday Sale and wrap up your shopping before Black Friday even gets here

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Forget fuzzy slippers and candles. From high-tech recovery tools to the perfect yoga mat, our editors share the wellness gifts that they actually use, love, and can’t stop recommending.

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With winter on the way, here are some products that will help you stay active in the cold and plan adventures for next year

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I tested everything—from hands-free photo capture to Garmin syncing—to see if these performance sunglasses can actually make life easier

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We rounded up our favorite health and wellness gifts to help your loved ones recover, relax, and recharge

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Your first layer can be the difference between a standout day in the elements and a mediocre one

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The author and filmmaker is the executive producers of a new Netflix series about the United States Marine Corps

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We worked with the experts at SKI and Masterfit to find the best ski boots for every skier, from frontside cruisers to backcountry adventurers

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Here are 5 ways to craft memorable winter adventures across the Pine Tree State 

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This outdoor gear lets you use your shopping power to do good while gifting

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These new lodgings range from an adventure-centric Tahoe crash pad to a fancy Italian getaway worthy of royalty

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My Montana fishing trip ended with a stressful takeoff from a remote airfield. Oh, and I'm desperately afraid of flying.

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The northern lights lit up the night sky from San Diego to Maine this week. Here are our favorite shots of the dazzling aurora from coast to coast.

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Researchers believe that melting ice and snow shifted the true summit of the iconic peak from a frozen ridge to a pile of rocks. The mountain, they say, has also lost elevation.

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From a voice-activated lantern to a camp chair that rivals your living room recliner, spring gear releases have us counting down to a new year of adventure

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These versatile trainers can handle everything from speed work to recovery jogs, on road, track, and trail

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The full 31-minute video of Andrzej Bargiel descending Mount Everest is harrowing stuff, writes Frederick Dreier, and not the type of skiing that most of us would care to do

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Five outer layers for men and women that won’t drain your savings

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The Venu X1 brings Apple Watch polish to the Garmin ecosystem—but sacrifices some of the adventure spirit along the way

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Start planning for cold weather ahead with this winter gear sampler from Backcountry

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The host of the PBS show 'Humans' on how we're genetically wired for adventure

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Our astrotourism columnist visited the Oregon Outback for night-sky photography, but found something even more remarkable

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Loaded with fiber and protein, these recipes are packable and energizing

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The dazzling and elusive aurora borealis may be visible in 17 states again tonight due to a strong geomagnetic storm

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Sponsor Content: Go RVing

When it’s nature that moves you, move your music and studio into nature

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Sponsor Content: Maine Office of Tourism

Maine’s uniquely diverse landscape and mix of routes make it a true gravel rider’s dream

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America’s largest blackwater swamp is home to more than 10,000 alligators and the only gold-tier International Dark Sky Park in the Southeast

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After training to detect odors under water, the aquatic animal has become a useful tool in the effort to locate missing people. He’s also super cute.

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An exercise physiologist and a running shoe exec explain who should—and who shouldn’t—step up

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After decades of testing new products, Outside's Editorial Director reflects on the old pack and pants that have outlasted every upgrade—and why they mean more than anything new

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The Pacific Legal Foundation, which represented Sunseri, announced the news on November 10

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Scientists weigh in on the underlying causes of relative energy deficiency in sport

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The minimalist toe shoes may have long gone out of style, but they give me something no other running shoe can

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A sports medicine doctor and an exercise physiologist dissect the science behind your favorite post-workout routine

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Once a logging outpost, Vancouver Island's Tall Tree Capital is luring tourists to see the last remaining old-growth forests and one lone relic, a thousand-year-old, two-hundred-foot Douglas Fir named Big Lonely Doug

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The incident occurred at Grand Canyon West, a private tourist destination located on the Hualapai Reservation

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Off-road inline skater Björn Hunger took his wheels to black sand, lava fields, and rough-cut roads. His new film captures the strange magic of the journey.

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The Outside Lab explains why toothier lugs aren't necessarily better when shopping for hiking shoes

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The gear is plentiful. The organization less so. Get a glimpse inside an editor's garage gear loft.

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Outside talks to Julian Brave NoiseCat about his new memoir which reckons with Indigenous endurance and the tribal trickster myth

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Whether you spell it shammy or chamois, this towel is an icon

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We tested over 25 different styles to find the warmest, comfiest, most capable boots to get you through the winter

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The meticulous—and unsurprisingly fun—process of testing the best snowboards of the year

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Will Moss just became the fourth person ever to free climb The Nose in a day. Moss, 20, says Katy Perry and athletic tape helped him nail the toughest pitch.

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According to experts, the pain relief you feel from typical recovery methods may have more to do with psychology than physiology

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A visitor found graffiti and toilet paper on a popular trail near one of the park’s iconic geologic formations

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Expert advice on where to launch your next off-road touring adventure

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Already planning your escape from the cold? Experts at AccuWeather and the 'Old Farmer's Almanac' forecast the warmest regions to explore this winter.

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Plunge is offering up some of the biggest deals on cold plunges and saunas that we've seen, with savings up to $7,500

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Merging durability with style, the denim shirt is the ideal choice for everything from cutting wood to office meetings

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For riders who own the affected model, Peloton is offering free seat replacements. Do not resume riding until your seat is fixed.

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Each bear sighting in Yellowstone National Park is about as valuable as the average movie ticket in the U.S. When accounting for all sightings, grizzly and black bears generate more than $16 million annually.

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On January 24, Outside will join Outward Bound and thousands of young people and their families to take The Reset Pledge, to step away from screens and reconnect with nature and each other

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The Australian actor grew up on the edge of a forest and never quite left it behind. Now, with ‘Train Dreams’ on Netflix, he’s exploring what it means to live—and lose—our connection to the wild.

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Five pounds of lager, one outstretched arm, and the slow creep of regret. This is Type 2 fun at its finest.

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Readers shopped everything from recovery slides to skis, plus a few camping items on super-sale

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An outdoor athlete wants to jump on the latest nutritional fad, but worries that a diet rich in beef will be bad for Mother Nature

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Ron Dailey was supposed to be gone for just a day when he set out on a hunting trip. Alone and cold in the backcountry, he survived 20 days on just 900 calories.

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Hard to say what's more difficult to understand: Galda's day job in quantum computing, or his ability to fly like a bird

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We spoke to labor experts and multiple NPS rangers about the push to unionize, and whether it can protect Park Service jobs from the federal government’s cutbacks

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Experts say that when we push past fear and frustration in nature, we’re not chasing thrills—we’re reconnecting with what it means to be human

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I mailed off a stool sample hoping for answers to my bloating and burnout. Here’s what I learned about gut health, performance, and the limits of science.

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From the Berlin streets to the Outside Lab in Denver, we compared real-world wear to lab-tested data

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Sponsor Content: Ford

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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For the first time, the entire TransAmerica Trail—5,900-plus miles of off-road adventure—is now available on Street View. Brought to you by Ford capability and Google Maps technology.

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Unstable snow and fluctuating weather conditions brought on by Cyclone Monica are believed to have caused the avalanche. Five tourists and ten Nepali high-altitude guides set out roughly an hour before the slide occurred near the base camp of Yalung Ri Peak.

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After working for some of the spendiest luxury ranches in the West, this full-time wrangler tells us what it’s really like behind the scenes

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Sponsor Content: Prom Peru

From the Pacific to the Andes to the Amazon, this South American gem offers a wealth of biodiversity and cultural experiences

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Known as Moctezuma’s pod, this group of orcas have developed a unique strategy for hunting juvenile white sharks in the Gulf of California. Scientists have recorded the whales inducing what’s known as a state of tonic immobility, essentially paralyzing the shark.

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Barred owls are known to attack humans and outcompete other endangered owl species. Now, a controversial management strategy would involve culling more than 15,000 annually.

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Sponsor Content: Bonjour Québec

Experience unique winter adventures in every region of the province

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Our testers put 59 unisex snowboards to the test. These impressed us the most.

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Sponsor Content: Arkansas Tourism

A sprawling network of world-class trails is only the start in Northwest Arkansas

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Sponsor Content: Atomic

At Atomic’s headquarters in Altenmarkt, every engineer, racer, and craftsman shares one goal: to make skiing better

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Of the 47 snowboards our female testers rode this spring, these nine radical rides rose to the top

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