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The Rocket X2 marathon racer delivers soft landings and propulsive blast-offs that rival the best in the business
The sport’s only nonagenarian shares his story—and wisdom—from decades on the trail
Shiffrin tied and then broke Ingemar Stenmark's World Cup wins record over the weekend
When I spent a month in Italy, I expected to find great food. What I didn't expect was for that food to be great running fuel, too.
Our editor has tips for staying warm—but not too toasty
When the adventurer began studying shipwrecks carrying enslaved people, she was scared to uncover the pain of their sad history. Then she realized the beauty of connecting with our ancestors.
Katie Burrell has developed a brand around teaching winter-sports experts and strivers to chill out and share a laugh. Her upcoming film, ‘Weak Layers,’ revives the old party-hard ski comedy—with women at the center of the action.
Experts weigh in on whether your period ought to have a say in your workouts
Which is better: a couple of pieces that capably do the job, or an array of options for dialed-in performance?
We let dogs out to run. We should do the same for ourselves.
Bigfoot seems to pop up in a lot of places, but he sure is elusive when it comes to having his photo taken.
An expert gives us an insight on cordyceps, and it turns out we have no reason to fear
The most satisfyingly crunchy cordyceps BLT, a perfect snack for the next airing of 'The Last of Us' or after a tough endurance workout
SAR crews in Oregon discovered the trapped motorist after he used his ingenuity to send an SOS signal
After this mother of seven miraculously survived a violent car crash, she found a new purpose in climbing high-altitude peaks
A state-by-state guide to climate change impacts already unfolding, and how to get involved in local mitigation and resiliency projects
Age may be just a number—but so is your weekly mileage
The Consumer Product Safety Commission says that the products can release harmful magnets when the closure systems degrade or fail
The fitness industry is rife with harmful messaging around food and exercise. Here’s what to know about when food behaviors are a problem.
Our hiking columnist has spent more than a quarter of the past four years on trail. Every morning out there, without fail, he eats another perfect packet of Pop-Tarts.
What we can learn about winter safety from drivers behaving badly in California and Nevada
Executive producer Grant Kahler explains how the outdoor reality show went from a social experiment to survival of the meanest
The eight-episode series ‘Outlast’ pits survivalists against each other in a cruel game of psychological torture
The photographer and filmmaker was told his spinal injury meant no more mountain sports. But learning to play like a kid made anything possible.
Adventurous families, Bermuda is the unexpected vacation you didn’t know you needed
Topo’s super-foam-powered Cyclone 2 perfects the brand’s vision of combining the best qualities of natural-movement footwear and cushioned running shoes
The alpine guide’s new memoir gives readers an honest take on the highs and lows of parenting as a full-time climber
How three-time Xterra world champ Lesley Paterson cowrote the new adaptation of ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’
Researchers look into how robotic bees encourage queens to optimize egg laying and assist with agricultural disasters
He’s a big fan of survival shows, and I have a hunch he’s trying to recreate one on our trips
With all the performative “empowerment” of women runners on this day, let this be a moment where we demand real change, real structural transformation, and real joy
We’re going the extra mile with 261 Fearless, our nonprofit partner that empowers women through running
Why do we keep skiing, despite the crowds, the cost, and the unpredictable conditions? Spend an entire day on a chairlift and you’ll find out.
The kindness of a stranger helped the organizer for the Boston Marathon overcome tragedy. Now she wants to pass the gift along, every day.
Long a staple of quality fixed-blade knives, the grippiest handle material is now adding traction to folding knives, too
Most of us can’t imagine not flying. But as airline emissions continue to adversely affect the climate, our writer deliberates why making the ethical choice is so hard—and why those who have done so are actually happier.
Tradition says sake is best brewed in winter’s cold temperatures for better fermentation and a tastier end result
Rescue crews in SoCal are already warning hikers to skip the snowy San Jacinto Mountains
Professional runner Lauren Fleshman’s memoir, a climbing survival story, a new Outside podcast, a sci-fi video game, and more
Being incarcerated at a young age taught the gear designer that we can move past our biggest mistakes—as long as we keep going
Our columnist had little idea of what to expect when she ventured to the far-flung island territory of American Samoa. In the final report of her 63 Parks series, she explains why this may be the nation’s wildest, most protected landscape of them all.
Many rider focus on downhill performance above all else. So why the obsession with lightweight parts?
Is it healthy? Not so much. Is it vegetarian? Not exactly. Is it good? Well, actually…
Too much of a good thing can actually be a bad thing
The legislation prohibits visiting hikers from exploring the country’s trails by themselves
Why Tracksmith, an apparel brand immersed in the culture and heritage of running, started making shoes
Explore eastern Montana’s winter wonderland
For when you want to get groceries one day and access a remote fishing hole the next
Sugar-filled snacks slow you down. Power up with these instead.
The latest technology from Iridium keeps execs and entrepreneurs online in the most remote parts of the world
The last thing you want while looking out over Bryce Canyon contemplating the millennia is a tourist helicopter buzzing overhead. That’s why some parks, like Glacier, are working to end air tourism.
After a devastating accident, the mountain biker realized that getting back on the trail meant accepting discomfort and unpredictability
After dreaming about performing the works of the acclaimed author for decades, Nick Offerman finally got his shot—and realized he wasn’t worthy
Relentless dedication and strength training are some of the keys to his success
When the outdoor writer organized a long-distance bike trip for her struggling brother, she learned the value of sharing things that bring us joy
You’ll have a new challenge and it will give you a new way to see your local hill
After the enormous earthquake in February, one group of Turkish mountaineers headed east, to help in any way they could
Some cyclists are drawn to advocacy while others remain uninterested. Eben Weiss explores biking’s political divide.
By enforcing stringent rules on the video footage creators can use from their events, USA Track and Field might be undermining its own mission
The creative was a reluctant runner until he realized that telling himself stories could get him through any distance—and help him be the person he wants to be
A look at the history of this essential piece of equipment. It’s come so far, thanks to enterprising runners, but is still not adequate for a high percentage of women.
The bloodsuckers are waking up—and biting—earlier each year
There's a lot of outdoor misinformation out there, and we're on a quest to quash it
You don't always need fancy gear or expert guides to get out there and explore.
How to handle plastic bags, batteries, milk cartons, metals, and...bowling balls
A festival of paper and string in India bridges cultural divides
“Since he’s never said anything explicitly romantic, wouldn’t it be presumptuous to tell him I’m not interested?”
While snowshoeing through the woods, the somatic counselor encountered an unexpected therapy for her own depression
Our national park system has 424 units, but visitors pack into only a few of those. You’ll find jaw-dropping scenery, awesome adventures, and way fewer crowds in these often overlooked parks. And yes, we picked our favorite one in every single state.
In Aspen, Colorado, and other alpine communities, the future depends on making sure the weirdos and oddballs are still welcome
Enter for a chance to win one of 33 pairs of Peak Skis over 33 days
These meals are a worthy option for overnight climbers and campers who want to eat real, delicious food with a finite life span
Following the historical route of the Black soldiers who bikepacked across the American West in 1897, he realized how strong they were—and how strong he is
Replace simple syrup for buttery, nutty maple syrup in cocktails
A classic, this drink embodies the original definition of a cocktail with simple ingredients and refreshing flavors
Hydration isn’t just for race day. The latest science shows that it not only makes you feel better and stronger today, but is key to a long and healthy life.