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20 teams will race 350 miles
Two injured while protecting endangered turtles
Treksta releases an award-winning new boot with a hands-free lacing system
The Microdrone 3.0 will live-stream HD video and have a top speed of 50 mph
Freshly-ground drip coffee in one backpacking-friendly mug
Want to buy the world’s coolest shoes? Skip the mall and reach for the phone instead.
For all those times you’ve wondered, “Can I show my nipples now?”
The athletes stepping forward, the book of pills, the open letter—it’s a lot to keep track of. This is the evidence, weighed by experts.
Due to risk of facial injury
Citing danger to wildlife in proposed land swap
Includes time trial, road race, and circuit stages
Famed marine expert and non-fiction author Susan Casey takes us on a deep dive into humanity’s complex connection to dolphins.
Gone South is a film from Vita Brevis Films about finding adventure on two wheels in Southern Utah. Director Skylar Nielsen says, “the open road provides a pathway to the uncontrolled spirit, a state of being that is universally felt yet so challenging to…
By this summer, Long Island, New York, photographer Eric Meola will have logged more than 100 days and perhaps as many as 25,000 miles in the Great Plains over the past three years.
Beautiful, right? Too bad you won't ever be able to buy it.
Endurance expert Matt Fitzgerald shares how to push your body further by mastering your mind
Use this interactive map to create a road trip through every burg from this year's contest
First there was an algae-based surfboard. Now we have El Portobello—a sustainable board you can grow yourself.
If you’ve committed to your first half, you’ll need the right gear. We’ve got you covered.
Austin, Denver, and London are investigating devices that can detect cyclists to address the growing number of riders on the road
13 months ago, Mira Rai didn’t know trail running was a sport. Now she’s one of its rising stars.
Red Bulls posts Brad Domke big-wave skim video
Provides money for federal, state, and local recreation
Going East is a short film from adventure sports photographer Lars Schneider about the road trip he took with his family in 2013. Schneider and his wife, Katrin, flew to California from Hamburg, Germany with their eight-month-old son, bought a 1971 VW Westfalia Camper and hit the…
The Mavic Trans-Provence, called the “original alpine MTB rally,” is one of a kind. It's a week-long mountain bike race consisting of true mountain wilderness and a varied terrain from the High Alps to the Mediterranean Sea. These highlights from Day 3 of the race paint a good…
Sponsor Content: Rex Pemberton continues on his quest to fly his wingsuit from Los Angeles to Catalina Island. …
Using loaner equipment isn’t the risky game it once was
The future is here, and it doesn't involve smartphones
New Belgium’s new five-seater swing bicycle is the ultimate cruising and drinking machine
The famous shimmering lights, now on your feet
One engineer’s quest to build the world’s safest taillight for cyclists
Although the smart sensor part doesn't actually require the swimsuit
As close to 007 as your smartphone is going to get
Loses vision in one eye
Six other sports being considered
More than $40 billion at risk
The next installment of Street View comes to the 3,000 vertical feet of Yosemite's El Capitan.
Beginning this June 16, six dancers and a nine-person support crew headed into Yosemite’s wilderness for ten days of hiking and pirouetting.
Even if these 12 towns didn’t make it to the Best Towns 2015 contest, they still stood out above the dozens of other wild-card entries.
We caught up with Aaron Gwin, the two-time downhill world champ, after his chainless victory in Austria
Oahu’s Juan Oliphant and Ocean Ramsey dive with sharks almost every day. Yes, it’s their job. And, yes, they have all their limbs. Dedicated researchers, Ramsey and Oliphant operate One Ocean Diving on the island’s North Shore. Through their business, they offer visitors a chance to swim—cage free—with large pelagic animals. This occupation requires a special skill set and a few indispensable pieces of gear.
Chefs are getting into cycling in record numbers. Will that change the decadent fare we've come to love and expect when we dine out?
Packing a lighter camp kitchen never looked so cool
From selling in farmers’ markets to offering CSA shares, indie breweries are finding creative ways to get their beer into consumers’ hands.
The secrets behind the 40-year old Catalan ultrarunner’s winning streak
An interview with the parent-stars of the new television show “Big Crazy Family Adventure” about how to roam with children without going insane
Strongest northern lights in 10 years
Former Tinkoff-Saxo owner escapes ban
The country's Sandinista government has cut a deal with a reclusive Chinese businessman willing to spend $50 billion on a larger-than-life transport waterway. There are a few unanswered questions, starting with whether Nicaraguans really want it and how much priceless habitat would be wrecked. Traveling the proposed route by motorcycle, boat, and boots, the author hunts for answers.
You don't have to live in a mountain town to pursue a life of adventure. Presenting the life-changing strategies urban dwellers can adopt to play harder.
A Czech bike manufacturer woefully ignores cycling's fastest-growing consumer base: women who rip
How to find and train the ultimate outdoor companion—because you want so much more than just another pet
Outside Gear Guy Joe Jackson pushes so-called performance jeans to the limit and finds out just how much abuse they can take. …
For more than 25 years, the Bandaloop dance troupe has performed on high-altitude sideways stages, from Seattle’s Space Needle to skyscrapers in South Korea. This June, they took their act to the granite walls of the Yosemite backcountry. Here, a quartet rehearses on the flanks of 8,500-foot Mount Watkins.
With two 1970’s VW camper vans filled with supplies and pro mountain bike riders, Camilla Rutherford set out for two weeks of shredding and shooting the world’s most beautiful playground.
With its new 29+ Stache, Trek has built a plus-size bike that’s so nimble and comfy we won't ever go back to skinny tires again
The Nature Conservancy is experimenting with innovative strategies to beat back invasive weeds in one of the country’s biodiversity hotspots.
The 29-year-old phenom shares his uncensored opinions on doping in his sport
Exercises guaranteed to up your game, no matter your sport
Fast food chain marketing healthy lifestyle
Sophomore runs 10.98 for 100 meters
Day before Denmark releases anti-doping report
The untouched sections of forest, orca whales, salmon runs, and curling waves inspired Jeremy Koreski's latest project, This is Nowhere, a collection of photographs in which he reminds us that beauty exists in places we can’t easily see or access, and that it’s worth saving.
The fitness-tracker maker has become an unlikely Wall Street darling in the post-Apple-Watch world
The best part about camping out of your car? No experience is required.
Intel backs heads-up displays with its purchase of Recon Instruments. The likely winner of the deal? Oakley and other optics brands looking to pursue HUD technology.
Bright white, old school, and way too nice to actually wear on the court
An overview of the weather and climate patterns contributing to the dry conditions
The best food is rarely found within park boundaries. Skip the iffy snack shacks and fuel up where the locals do.
A travel-friendly board that’s (gasp!) not an inflatable
60 to 70 will try to ride 42-foot board
Summer camps evacuated, trails closed
Sponsor Content: Rex Pemberton continues on his quest to fly his wingsuit from Los Angeles to Catalina Island.
Sarah Murphy and Stefaan duPont's amazing photos of how others take shelter in their respective landscapes.
Make your throwback Thursday dreams come true. Stay at an Airstream hotel.
To help with wildfire recovery