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Utah Governor Spencer Cox expressed indifference this week to Outdoor Retailer's possible return to Salt Lake City
National Geographic is set to publish outdoor journalist James Edward Mills’ second book, "Unhidden," which examines the historical connections Black people have to areas managed by the National Park Service
Four explorers paving the way for a new outdoor industry speak in their own words
The inaugural NYC Black History 50 winds its way through the five boroughs and touches on a history that is frequently ignored
Citing Utah’s record on public lands, dozens of outdoor brands released a statement this week protesting the trade show’s potential return to Salt Lake City
From weighing every binding to throwing ski-club parties, here's how the country's top winter retailers rule the snowy season
Professional skier Markus Eder had a fantasy of an impossible descent. Then he got creative.
Ascending a volcano is supposed to be a once-in-a-lifetime experience, but on this adventure, the struggle almost outweighed the reward
“The world and how it interacts with me changed the day I came out as trans”
I want to thru-hike part of the AT or PCT, but I’m the main caregiver in my household
Our businesses know they have a polybag problem. Here, we take a closer look at the issue—and a better way forward.
An experienced physician and marathoner answers questions you’re embarrassed to ask about running and sex
Cities like Jackson, Wyoming, and Natick, Massachusetts, have hired officials to protect the local environment
This cheap and effective method for cleaning down will have your garments looking good for years to come
Outside’s ethics guru on how to be both a responsible pet owner and an environmental steward
Vasu Sojitra lost his right leg as a baby, and Patrick Halgren lost his left at 23. When the two met and realized their feet were the same size, they've traded shoes ever since.
TikTok is one of the fastest-growing social media apps in the world. It might be time the outdoor industry got on board.
‘Girl Crush’ shows how much fun and value can come from strong female friendships, as well as the importance of encouraging women to be in these thrilling backcountry landscapes.
Jake Lah’s genius with aluminum poles has turned him into the wizard behind many of the world’s best outdoor shelters
In their fifties, Marcia and Ken Powers began long-distance hiking. Lessons they learned on trail prepared them for the next phase of their lives.
Citing Utah's record on public lands, dozens of outdoor brands released a statement today protesting Outdoor Retailer's potential move to Salt Lake City
A look back at the inspiring history of one of the nation's most iconic independent retailers on the eve of its 50th anniversary
It’s February, which means you’d better start reserving campsites for August now. We have a few tips for you.
Mark Jenkins chose to skip a risky adventure with his friends. Twenty-five years later, he’s still haunted by what happened in his absence.
Initially I was drawn to before-and-after photos of thru-hikers, but after I finished my first long trail, I saw these posts for what they were: unhealthy
‘As We Have Always Done‘ follows three organizers from Pedal 2 the People and shares how they brought their fight for racial justice to the cycling world
Keep guests comfortable with this advice around the best food, drink, and gear for cold-weather grilling
The Ski Resort Reports map lets you check conditions en route to your local hill or find the best place to ski in a new area
The 262-foot wall on the exterior of Denark’s CopenHill is a sight to behold
The pressures she is facing right now, from an ignorant nation and a callous media team, would destroy any of us
This home gym uses cutting edge technology to take weight lifting into the 21st century
The pandemic created—and exposed—broken links in the global supply chain. Here's how five outdoor brands navigated those hurdles.
The Lyngen peninsula in northern Norway is home to 124 peaks, each over 3,200 feet tall. Professional skiers Nikolai Schirmer, Merrick Johnston, and Asbjørn Eggebø Næss traveled there back in 2018—and learned a valuable safety lesson in the process.
In an apparent attempt to sidestep high-density housing, Woodside, California, a wealthy neighborhood just outside Silicon Valley, claimed it was habitat for mountain lions. The backlash was swift.
In his new book ‘Wayward: Stories and Photographs,’ Chris Burkard takes readers behind the camera on his quest for meaningful experiences
This small but mighty Washington-based apparel brand wants to change your mind about what a mountain biker looks like
The young rock-climbing phenom, who got her start bouldering in Central Park as a kid, shares her favorite places in her home city for vintage clothes, vegan gelato, and indoor climbing
Amid turmoil over federal vaccine mandates, some outdoor brands have quietly issued their own requirements
When editor Jeremy Rellosa isn’t reviewing gear for us, he’s usually climbing up something. For this episode of the Gear Shed, he shows off his favorite climbing pack, Mountain Hardwear’s 45-liter Crag Wagon, and shares why it’s his ideal bag for a day at the crag.
A poet laureate’s memoir, ‘Station Eleven,’ and a lacrosse film based on a true story
We break down essential speed-skiing techniques and tactics used by the best of the best
Eco-conscious shopping is hard. Here’s what you need to know about the ten most common standards
Filmmaker Max Lowe on what it’s been like to tell his family’s story in his new documentary, Torn, and what he hopes we can all learn from it
ORTOVOX and Arc’teryx have collaborated to build an avalanche airbag system meant to set a new standard in backcountry safety
Catch up on the latest in outdoor awesomeness
Director Max Lowe explores the aftermath of his father’s death in the emotional documentary
A new study gathers insights from 71 trans-ocean rowers who (mostly) made it to the other side
The ‘wiwinu,’ or huckleberry, is a traditional food for the Indigenous Warm Springs tribe of north-central Oregon
Outdoor brands are finally starting to see that building clothing and gear in plus sizes is a boon for the bottom line
Boot fitting is equal parts art and science, and a little magic
Learn how to read between the lines of your local avy report with these tips from a backcountry ski guide
The site of the world’s oldest annual marathon offers a welcoming running-club culture, unique New England running paths, and a snazzy microbrewery scene
Outdoor brands are building new retail channels through the sale of used gear
Employees fear the corporate behemoth bit off more than it could chew, while pass holders cry foul about overcrowding and reduced hours
The world of fitness is always changing—for better and for worse. Here, we’ve focused on the bright side, spotlighting five faces in the health and wellness scene that are pushing for inclusivity, justice, and kindness, toppling old conventions to make their own.
In the past two years, Americans have become disenchanted with work, leading to major strikes and what is being called the Great Resignation. But what if there was a better way? This writer went looking for that ever elusive work-life balance, learning how to get outside more and stress less.
Like other bodies of water throughout the western U.S., the San Joaquin has suffered from a decade of drought. It’s also been heavily dammed and is one of the most diverted rivers in California.
The bioregion of Cascadia boasts a diverse array of wildlife and terrain, with volcanoes, forests, and watersheds that flow to the ocean
Winter after winter, Outside contributor Kaelyn Lynch had trouble keeping her lower body warm. Until she stumbled onto a pair of puffy pants—then her whole world changed.
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The most dominant ski racer on the planet is constantly questioning her talents—which may be the secret of her greatness
A mountain-bike ride like you’ve never seen
A new study grapples with a familiar question: How much of athletic success is physical, and how much is mental?
While climbing Alaska’s Eagle Peak, Joe Yelverton’s life changed in a single moment. His account of the experience won our inaugural survival-stories essay contest.
I’m not convinced I can be with someone who isn’t into the same kind of adventures as me
Black Creek Outfitters in Jacksonville, Florida, is a retail unicorn—a legacy shop with deep community roots that remained under family ownership for nearly four decades. A year shy of its 40th anniversary, the owners have decided to wind it down.
Will new tech take the instructor out of instruction?
You’ve seen Miami. Just probably not like this.
Corrado “Korra” Pesce and his partner, Tomás Aguiló, had completed a new route on Cerro Torre’s east and north face when a rime-ice mushroom collapsed onto them from above
Organizations around the world are helping refugees feel welcome via wilderness immersions—and with a record number of displaced people, this movement couldn’t come at a better time
From affordability to crowd control, we considered a variety of factors to determine the best ski towns to visit or live in
Jake Lah, the founder of DAC Poles, may dislike camping—but his genius with aluminum has turned him into the wizard behind many of the world’s best outdoor shelters