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By merging passion with purpose, Cliff Kapono carves an unconventional lifestyle
The ROI Act will give rural communities the money they need to develop outdoor recreation economies
The messed up rugs, destroyed childhood mementos, and complicated travel plans? Completely worth it.
When travel resumed in early 2021, Americans in droves headed south of the border, with most opting for popular tourist meccas. But why follow the masses when you can explore wild corners of the country few others visit? We rounded up 18 ways to do just that—and to support local economies while you’re at it.
Bryan Rogala introduces his latest project: a four-season truck camper he’s turning into the ultimate ski-camping rig
A handy primer on catching your favorite ski competitions, and when each one is scheduled throughout the Games
Two brand representatives—one independent, one internal—make their cases
Finding people’s superpowers, keeping it fun, and staying focused on the consumer are Sicotte's keys to success
The sport’s top women have wanted their own Pipeline Pro for years. At long last, they’ve got it.
When Outside contributing editor Florence Williams’s husband of 25 years left her, she paddled the Green River to process her grief. Her new book recounts that story and dives into the science of the heart.
With the right gear, your ski day doesn’t have to end when the lifts close
The creator of National Park NFTs says he plans to donate a portion of the proceeds to the National Park Foundation, but environmental activists are critical of its choice of blockchain, which is among the least environmentally friendly
Publicly traded outdoor-focused companies saw their shares fall 8.9 percent in January, capping a turbulent month
When it comes to meaningful environmental action, former Patagonia CEO Rose Marcario believes most outdoor businesses are woefully ineffective
Two-time Olympic medalist Nick Willis credits his longevity to residing in a college town. And not doing too many vomit-inducing workouts.
A site with images that date back 8,000 years was spray-painted with racist slurs and symbols, among other graffiti
With two sprayer tanks that hold a total of 14 liters of water, and mounted on Old Man Mountain Divide racks, this contraption kept the dust at bay, making rides more enjoyable for cyclists
Over two decades of ambitious adventures, elite skier and climber Zahan Billimoria has had some very close calls in the mountains
The Speedland SL:PDX might just change how runners think about their equipment
Reeling from her husband’s request to divorce after 25 years of marriage and two kids, Florence Williams was experiencing debilitating grief. An accomplished reporter, she decided to explore the science of heartache to see if she could find a cure. In this excerpt from her new book, ‘Heartbreak: A Personal and Scientific Journey,’ she heads out for a 120-mile solo paddle on Utah’s Green River, with a too heavy portable toilet and a shattered heart.
As more urban dwellers venture into local green spaces, outdoor brands should seek them out—strategically
The program invites everyone to donate used gear for a new nonprofit centered around planet, inclusion, and adventure
Through his work, Julien Howard has connected with people from all walks of life, whether in the office of a Wall Street banker or the studio of a jewelry designer in Brooklyn
The precocious author’s debut release was the December-January pick for the Outside Book Club. We spoke with him about his journey along the Magdalena, Colombia’s longest waterway, and his attempt to understand the quickly changing country
Cap off a day on the trail with a soak in a steamy mineral pool. We found the best from Alaska to North Carolina.
Watching your dog age is one of the hardest parts of having a pet. Make their life comfortable and full of joy, and they’ll know how much you love them until the very end.
In ‘Children of Patrol,’ athletes as well as current patrollers and their own children talk about how being a part of the ski-patrol family at Jackson Hole, Wyoming, has impacted them and led to a lifelong love of snow
Caught in a storm, mountaineers Radoslav Groh and Marek Holecek found themselves trapped on the sheer west face of the Nepalese peak for days
A disruptive startup is poised to rewrite the definition of performance apparel
Maps made by Native Land Digital—which are now available on Gaia GPS—show Indigenous territories, languages, and treaties across every continent
Can a total noob like Wes Siler learn to ice climb? Watch this video to find out.
Eddie Bauer’s award-winning Flyline outerwear was designed from the ground up for hard charging
Our final wrap-up from the show floor in Denver
How are independent outdoor shops retaining employees—not to mention morale and integrity—in a pinched hiring market?
Mangroves, specifically their roots, play an important role in the ecosystem as a breeding and feeding ground for many commercial fish that thousands of people rely on as a food source
Whether you’re mountain biking or just commuting around town, a few key parts will keep you riding, regardless of the elements
The 35-year-old made the switch after giving birth to her fourth child. Here’s what we can learn from her experience.
A hiker pulls confidence from an unsolicited gear critique in the Catskills
The company’s newest flagship timepiece promises astounding battery life as well as efficient solar charging, and it comes with a flashlight
A roundup of happenings from the show floor—new gear, education recaps, and more
As the world reconverges, one trade show producer has fine-tuned a simple tool for navigating—and respecting—personal comfort
Enjoy top-notch skiing, but when you need a break, experience a bounty of off-slope fun
The move may kill a controversial copper-nickel mining project located close to the protected wilderness
This weekend’s Millrose Games will provide a midwinter highlight and a much needed counterpoint to the marathon
What it feels like to rescue a surfer from the massive winter waves that crash into the Hawaiian island
We tend to assume that a nice-looking stride is a fast one, but maybe looking good is its own reward
What American off-road enthusiasts can learn from the culture of regulation and responsibility down under
From the perfect pot to the best cheese-sauce recipe, here’s how to throw the best après fondue party
Four more parks have begun or expanded their ticketing systems, and many have renewed what was already in place
New products, hot takes, and more from the show floor in Denver
The steps my company is taking to reduce its environmental impact
Jackson Hole is known for its steep terrain, including a vertical drop of 4,139 feet, making it the perfect location for the start of the tour
A leading exercise physiologist suggests developing a top speed two times faster than your marathon pace for a “speed reserve.” Here’s how to improve yours.
A training plan and general principles to guide your first foray into longer ultramarathons
Great bikes are the bikes that fit your life. See how our gear director has tailored his Surly Bridge Club to meet his needs in this episode of the Gear Shed.
The legendary naturalist-ultrarunner discusses his highs and lows over decades of training, running a 50K at age 81 after a car accident, and what comes next
Reserve’s Fillmore is a modest innovation with big potential to make life easier for cyclists
Member stores in Grassroots Outdoor Alliance continued to expand, despite ongoing pandemic and supply-chain challenges
Colombia’s only Tour winner underwent two surgeries to address multiple injuries after a crash on Monday
Leclerc never cared about becoming well-known, he told filmmakers, until he saw how sharing his story could encourage others to try the sport
Don’t be confused by the diversity of running workouts. Learn the training zones they fit into, what type of fitness each zone builds, and how each feels.
These iconic U.S. road races deliver high energy, historic courses, and guaranteed fun
We’re expanding our running coverage, and PodiumRunner is moving over to Outside Online
Starting at five hours a week, this ten-week program will help you build endurance and jump-start your training this winter
Workers at the company's SoHo location in New York have filed for an election to be represented by the Retail, Wholesale, and Department Store Union
Outside’s ethics guru weighs in on what to do if you trigger an avalanche in the backcountry
Explore America’s favorite winter wonderlands on these scenic routes, which range from beginner to expert terrain
Four years ago, the Minnesota phenom won historic Olympic gold in cross-country skiing, alongside Kikkan Randall. She was just getting going.
Tips for being a backpacking beginner and a woman adventuring alone
‘Crossing Iceland’ follows Payson McElveen as he navigates the strong winds, steady rains, glacial rivers, and subfreezing temperatures of the Iceland Highlands
The Twitter famous saurologist and cofounder of Black AF in STEM is helping to build a more inclusive scientific community—and spotting some very sneaky lizards along the way
Experienced climber Claire Kleese walks Wes Siler through all the gear he’ll need to get started ice climbing
Andrew Jackson reveals his favorite places to ride a bike, fuel up, and play in his home city
Scientists have figured out how to make simple exoskeletons that improve running efficiency. Should track and field authorities be worried?
Conor Hall will aim for sustainable economic growth and conservation of public land when he takes over the position in February
Seasoned backcountry skier Jake Urban shares his kit for touring
What’s happening in the coastal village of Xcalak is a lesson in community partnership
A fatal avalanche near Hoosier Pass, Colorado, is a reminder that dangerous slides can occur on gentle terrain
Outdoor Retailer's contract with the City of Denver is set to expire at the end of 2022. Utah—the trade show's former home—and other states are fighting for a chance to host the event in years to come.