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From carry-on-friendly sizes to expedition haulers, these nine duffel bags are durable, weather-resistant, and easy to pack.
The Government of Nepal just took a step in approving sweeping legislation that would change who is allowed to climb the country’s highest mountains. If passed, a new bill would change requirements for expeditions, define how to declare a climber dead, and require trekking staff to be Nepali citizens.
Taylor is the most decorated Black Winter Olympian in history. She gave us the details on the delicious meal that powers her training.
There’s more to NOLA than Mardi Gras and Bourbon Street. Our local contributor shares the best things to do outdoors—within the city limits.
Two helmets, two prices, one safety rating. We break down what skiers actually get when they spend more.
The Aero Razor delivers explosive speed and a stable, responsive ride without the super stack or the hefty price tag.
From bibs that actually zip to boots you can slip on without bending over, here's what worked for keeping the uphill laps going all the way up until 36 weeks pregnant.
For anyone inspired by the Olympics this winter, could E-Skimo offer a more accessible entry point into the sport of ski touring?
New data sheds light on a longstanding debate.
America’s downhill racing queen in the nineties, Street, 54, discusses what it’s like to explain her sport to the Olympic audience
Meet Ben Ogden, the silver medalist in the Olympic cross-country sprint, who loves to flip, jump, and get wild on skinny skis
Following one of the deadliest summers on record, more than a dozen people have died in the Italian mountains this year. Rescuers are now issuing a warning to those hoping to visit Italy ahead of heavy snowfall.
The host of 'Catching the Codfather' explains why his new podcast about a notorious fishing magnate is really about regulation, science, and the American dream.
I’ve worn both cult-classic mittens for years. Here are my thoughts.
From a whitewater wipeout to meeting mid-air after a climbing fall, here are Outside editors' most heart-warming and cringe-worthy moments of finding love in the wild.
After upgrading to the Nokian Outpost nAT, I gained snow traction (without sacrificing much highway mileage) and just enough confidence to go anywhere.
4X Olympian Faye Gulini Thelen and 2X Olympian Meghan Tierney Daniel talk about what it was like to train ahead of Milano-Cortina after giving birth. They get candid about breastfeeding, postpartum bodies, and the dreaded mom guilt.
A sex and relationship therapist explains the best non-creepy ways to figure out if they like you back.
The president's pick to lead the Park Service is Scott Socha, a longtime executive with NPS concessionaire Delaware North.
Damon Petrie, 60, mysteriously vanished in December 2025 near southern Oregon’s Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument. A hiker just found his body in the woods.
Our articles editor takes a deep dive into the hellish and stressful mid-winter ritual of registering your kiddo for summer camp.
Rescue teams across the country are rapidly integrating flying drones and artificial intelligence programs into their processes and procedures. But one major hurdle is stymying the new tech.
Two weeks before social media influencer Gabby Petito disappeared, she was involved in an encounter with local police—a harrowing scene now etched in the minds of millions of people who have seen the body cam footage of the traffic stop in Moab, Utah. An excerpt from the new book 'Murder on the Trail' breaks it down.
Score up to 80 percent off on the best Presidents Day sales, each hand-picked by our gear team.
Whether you’ve completed your goal race or just need some time away from formal training, a running coach outlines how often you should run to maintain fitness.
With the right gear, running in frigid weather can be comfortable. No joke.
Our articles editor analyzes the saga of Sturla Holm Lægreid, the Norwegian biathlete who admitted to infidelity while on the world’s biggest stage
From a sunrise-mimicking alarm to the 'kindest' shoes on the market, here’s how I survive the 5 A.M. winter wake-up call.
Give the beloved guide and podcast host just a little line, and she'll take the conversation in some wild directions
Outside editors recall the search and rescue missions unlike any others. Here are the stories that will stay with us forever.
Inside the world of search and rescue—from what it’s really like on the ground to the harrowing rescues that stay with us forever.
These outer layers keep me warm and dry, no matter the weather.
A backcountry skier in Colorado suffered an unusual—and potentially deadly—injury.
Officials say more than 243 million gallons of sewage have flowed into the river since the pipe ruptured on January 19. Environmental tests have shown that significantly elevated levels of E. coli have also been detected in the area.
I planned to show my daughters a lesson in triumph. Instead, Lindsey Vonn gave them a masterclass in how to live.
In honor of Bad Bunny’s electric Super Bowl halftime show shining the spotlight on Puerto Rico, we talk to Puerto Rican travel experts to get their picks for the island’s best adventures, from paddling bioluminescent bays to exploring the world's third-largest cave system.
A physical therapist explains why this simple at-home move targets overlooked muscles that support powerful, more efficient running.
"For cross-country skiing, the name of the game is getting enough fuel and nutrients in your body," she says.
Florida’s MAHA-aligned report used EPA standards typical for soil—not food—prompting scientists to question whether its conclusions are meaningful or alarmist.
The opening weekend of the 2026 Winter Olympics in Cortina featured politics, weird controversies, and Mariah Carey.
Our articles editor explains why Vonn’s comeback, injury, and untimely crash resonated with the general public in a way that most Olympic storylines do not.
These quick-secure snowboarding bindings get you to powder stashes fast.
The 41-year-old comeback queen of alpine skiing clipped a gate at the top of her run and was airlifted by helicopter.
It's savory, energizing, and nutritionists say it helps boost performance and recovery.
Here are the winter staples we recommend, from ways to illuminate your path, to the layers and boots that will save you.
Yosemite’s Firefall usually reaches peak viewing this time every year. but will extreme weather ruin the chances to see this rare spectacle?
Plus, cardiologists and sleep experts explain how a lack of sleep impacts fitness performance.
Inspired by their shared love for the Mark Twain novel “Huckleberry Finn” and the desire for a great American adventure, a couple just finished their five-month canoe journey. It took them thousands of miles from Montana to Louisiana.
The alleged Yosemite jumper claims the video the NPS saw was generated by artificial intelligence
Colorado runner Erin Ton just shattered the FKT on 22,837-Foot Aconcagua. Ton, 29, recounts the adventure, one step at a time.
Spoiler alert: you're going to need more than a drill and a fishing rod.
Your metabolism adapts to save energy when you work out a lot, a new theory claims.
From catching Yosemite’s Firefall to biking a car-free Going-to-the-Sun Road, some of the most sought-after national park experiences only happen during a brief window every year. Start plotting your calendar now.
Experts share the risks of taking NSAIDs before and during a race and offer alternatives.
It used to be a dream job. In many ways, it still is. This is what it’s really like to work in America’s national parks in the present climate.
Luge? Ice Dancing? Biathlon? Outside editors discuss the competitions they plan to watch in Milan-Cortina. Which one is atop your list?
We're eyeing a water bottle as shiny as a gold medal, sunglasses named in honor of an Olympian, and your own version of the opening and closing ceremony uniforms.
Now, readers can shop from a curated hub filled with the best outdoor deals from retailers like REI, evo, Backcountry, and Competitive Cyclist.
Vonn tore her ACL in a crash just days ahead of the Milan-Cortina Olympics. An orthopedic surgeon for skiers says her comeback will hinge on one specific moment.
If you’re hoping to swap your office cubicle for a campfire this summer, we’ve got you covered.
Plus, find out if it may enhance your workout performance.
The snowboarder wants you to watch the "other" Games, but not for the reasons you think
Born as an expedition jacket in 1992, the Nuptse became one of the most unlikely—and enduring—icons in streetwear.
Water issues across national parks have been wreaking havoc on visitor experiences, and continue to shut down facilities at some of the United States’ most coveted public lands.
The longevity guru released a public statement after his name was revealed in the U.S. Justice Department’s latest batch of Epstein documents.
Sports psychologists share their best advice for keeping up with your workout schedule.
I ran more than 2,000 miles over nine months of testing to find the best socks to keep you comfortable in any weather.
Sam Forstag has spent years as a smokejumper, soaring out of low-altitude planes, fighting wildfires across the entire West Coast. Now, he’s taking on Ryan Zinke in a bid for the Republican’s congressional seat.
Get discounted hotel stays, quiet co-working spaces, and outdoor perks and experiences with a Gravity Haus membership
Only the top multisport athletes will head to the Rocky Mountains this spring to compete for the title—and now you can help determine who will go
From Joel Edgerton's Oscar-nominated wilderness epic to Guillermo del Toro's frozen Gothic nightmare, these films treat the outdoors as co-star, antagonist, and salvation.
Three dogs were rescued from a remote gully near Texas Canyon, a popular climbing area near Santa Clarita, California. Watch the now-viral video where responders describe their heartwarming rescue.
With its scenic drive open for drivers and permits to its most popular trail easier to snag, our national parks columnist argues this is the ideal season to visit Zion.
From lingering cold snaps to more snow, here’s what forecasters expect across the U.S. going into spring.
We dive into the high-stakes history of the "illegal" gear and design breakthroughs that shaped a century of winter sports.
Whatever ails you, these destinations have a fix, from ancient healing traditions to the latest biohacks.
From 'Goldilocks-fit' layers to a double-wide chair built for stargazing, these are the gear essentials our editors—and their partners—actually love.
BASE jumpers Boris Egorov, Vladimir Murzaev, and Konstantin Yaemurd take us inside their daring and historic leap from the summit of Fitz Roy.
Once used as a form of punishment for prisoners, this kind of training has taken on many forms for more than a century.