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IFC Films's new movie about K2 never quite reaches the top
Whether you think e-mountain bikes are a godsend or an abomination, as companies like Currie Tech prepare to roll out whole lines of electric-assist trail rides for 2014, it’s clear the debate is upon us.
Clothing that’s purpose-built for serious outdoor activities has been migrating to the city for several years now.
Cam Zink sets mountain bike record
Tracking devices will help curb poaching
So much for urban bike commuters
Red Bull releases new footage
Canadian man has visited more than 190 countries
The Substantial Media House crew, lead by Evan Garcia, Fred Norquist, and Anton Muller paddle through some of Norway’s gnarliest water in their latest episode.
The physiology behind that speed where you start breathing much faster and deeper—and its implications for your training
The formula to weight loss is simple: eat less and exercise more. So why are these simple things so impossibly hard to do?
Roadie Tom Vanderbilt was curious about the branch of his sport that resembled equal parts Crossfit and Tough Mudder. So when a cyclocross clinic came to a nearby town, he was among the first to sign up, and one of the last to realize that mastery wouldn't come easy.
Motivated by adventure, science, and awe at the power of nature, stormchasers are risking it all to get closer to tornadoes than ever before. Last spring, during the deadly Oklahoma City outbreaks, they got more than they bargained for.
A new study in mice sheds light on addiction
Shutdown keeps vegetables on the vine
Group was exploring off-limits area
Stormchasers are risking everything to get closer to tornadoes than ever before. Last spring, during the deadly Oklahoma City outbreaks, they got more than they bargained for. Read the full story.
Giro’s Combyn helmet is made from the same material used to protect football players’ noggins.
Essential wisdom from the American running coach and legend
Ten tips from Will Gadd to get you moving
There's scant evidence for the effectiveness of most supplements. But here are a few to consider—and a few to shy away from.
An ax that’s as practical as it is refined
A new documentary features scientists, policy makers and activists who are all wrangling for a cleaner, clearer lake. Watch the full film here.
We hit up the experts for their ski-season predictions. Will it be a blower year?
In 1962 in Haiti, Clairvius Narcisse was certified dead and buried. Days later, he was raised from the grave by a sorcerer and became a will-less zombie slave. In 1980, a Haitian psychiatrist found him. In 1983, a Harvard ethnobotanist discovered the secret of his poisoning. And in 1985, a reporter traveled to Haiti to (literally) unearth the true story.
For its redesigned Super 7, Rossignol found the perfect balance of rocker (upturned tip and tail), camber (underfoot for edge hold), and taper (for easy turn entry and exit).
Alleged lack of testing before 2012 Olympics
Groningen is a model for bike cities worldwide
Hacked e-mail could endanger Bengal tiger
Advertising life-saving gear
A nervous dad hopes his daughter finds as much confidence in the dance studio as she did on the ropes course.
Warming, polluted waters and increasingly acidic ocean chemistry are landing a one-two punch on marine ecosystems and reef colonies. A new database brings dying corals to the surface.
I'm wondering could you recommend some sunglasses that could block 100% UV and 82-91% visible light. I want to use it for high altitude climbing and snow activities.
Eats squirrels and algae for food
Meth-like substance in Craze and Detonate
Langdon Cook's new book seeks to demystify the strange—and sometime dangerous—world of mushroom hunting
Is it true that exercising can lead to a second high after I smoke pot?
How do you select a family-friendly adventure dog?
Our resident newbie runner dives into the science behind the sport's most controversial recovery technique.
Paleo diets are supposed to be bad for your endurance. What if they aren't?
The Black Diamond pack that promises to set a new standard for avalanche survival gear
You’re ready. Get your gear there, too.
EPA unable to assess due to shutdown
Tired of just bad weather closings
Shutdown may delay Alaska crabbing season
State foots the bill to open its parks
I'm looking for a badass camp shoe that is also comfortable and up for a good rock scramble.
I cannot resist a French fry, and I often put myself in situations where I am around French fries. This habit is doing nothing but bad things to my waistline. How do I break this vicious cycle?
Looking for your own private hideaway? This is it.
Every good athlete has at least one soft spot. Want to be great? Strengthen your weakest link.
Thrills on Everest, and a botanical romance
Three proven formulas for a different kind of Turkey Day
There's a better way to spend Thanksgiving than watching football with your in-laws. Heads up: it's a little rugged.
After a friend's recent near-miss with disaster in the backcountry, our writer has been thinking about risk, personal responsibility, and what it means to be "ready" to go the wild.
Adopting a dog can be difficult. But in the end, we wouldn't trade our oddball pets for anything.
A closer look at how air bags increase your chances of surviving a deadly slide
For years, Bob Shacochis was obsessed with a fish, South America's fighting golden dorado. But when he followed that dream to Argentina's Iberá Marsh, he found that he wasn't the only one with a vision that could pull him under.
Exclusive deal for Florida expires this week.
Russia reports 'hard drugs' on seized vessel
Victor Kovats was an experience wingsuit flier
New blog holds cops responsible
First to summit route alone.
Appeals court upholds ruling that evidence is “flimsy and speculative”
Joel Tudor's longboard revival is showcased in a new documentary
Subject of scathing 2009 documentary
U.S. Program in 'caretaker status'
New documentary profiles 2013 ultramarathon
I'm in search of the Holy Grail of water bottles. Something that keeps my coffee hot and my G&T cold. It should also be able to take a serious beating.
Budding explorer Sonya Baumstein becomes the first person to SUP across the Bering Strait
Les Stroud, the most trusted name in survival, has seen it all—and lived to tell about it. Next time you’re up a creek, you should probably do what he says.