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The latest “exercise in a bottle” study finds that plasma from exercising mice makes sedentary mice smarter. But don’t throw out your workout gear just yet.
The cancelation of the Tour of Utah could signal the end of professional stage racing in the United States
Garrett Madison was sued by one of his clients in 2020 after he called off an expedition, saying it was too dangerous. A final court order states the client was not entitled to a refund and that guides should not fear lawsuits when making decisions about safety.
The beloved winter pastime has long been a massive polluter. Canadian startup Taiga Motors set out to transform the industry into something more environmentally friendly—and the big manufacturers are getting onboard.
In ‘A Space for All,’ a new film from Pearl Izumi, Brooke Goudy shares her passion for getting more Black women and people of color into the cycling community
Advanced road racers, trail super shoes, and adaptable carbon fiber are some of the promises of the coming year
The travel guru discusses the adventure that fueled his newfound love for hiking
By portraying predators as villains, we are influencing how our children perceive the natural world
Beloved by many Canadians, the trail is especially important to Vancouver-based Judith Kasiama, a refugee from the Democratic Republic of Congo and founder of Colour the Trails
Heather Hansman shares the books and films that have helped her slow down and reflect amid the turmoil of 2021
The steel vault is like a flight recorder for the planet’s climate problems
Rethink your approach to work, fitness, and process as you head into the new year
Cahill’s stories and rollicking misadventures around the world have made this publication what it is today. Here he talks about his role in the creation of Outside magazine, choking down snake blood and gallbladder cocktails in the name of journalism, and how he came back from the dead after a frigid swim in the Grand Canyon’s biggest rapid.
Indy Pass takes on the big ski resorts, an elk hunting debate in Montana, and the flip of the year
The stories we were most excited to read and publish across Outside titles this year
Beta’s ‘Outliers: Sage Kotsenberg,’ which premiered at the Beta Film Festival last month, follows Kotsenberg and his fellow pro-snowboarding friends as they take to the biking trails around Park City
After moving to Salida, Colorado, one writer decided to get to know her area by traveling on every trail on the map
This year’s predictions include fewer diets and a possible return of minimalist running shoes
From expanded resort acreage to turbocharged lifts, we tracked down all the ways you can make this winter your best ever
Wes Siler runs through some key items all drivers should keep in their car during the winter
Athletes like Mikaela Shiffrin have started adopting the training technique to increase endurance, muscle mass, and more
Jay Johnson connects with a community of anglers in South Carolina, where flood tides and redfish reign supreme
Over the past decade, research into compression sportswear has exploded. Here’s what the results reveal.
With used car prices through the roof, it’s time for cyclists to put our money where our mouth is
The new film tells the story of the man behind Burton, who helped create the culture and community of snowboarding
Apps like Treadshare are a good start, but many skiers would rather have reliable and affordable public transit
The case for marking the passage of time by running your ass off
Is it possible to add heat to normal tent efficiently and effectively—without starting a fire? I spent the past two years finding out.
This year’s most memorable adventure films include ‘The Rescue,’ ‘14 Peaks,’ and ‘Playing with Sharks’
The brand has challenged other outdoor companies to join effort
What makes a queer person choose to live in an outdoorsy hot spot instead of an urban gayborhood?
In his new documentary, Max Lowe, son of the late climbing legend, explores his father’s high-profile death and the family drama that ensued
It was only when Stephen Shelesky moved out west that he began to truly accept himself and become part of a supportive community
Our gear-reviews editor will be joining you on a hike through the most iconic mountains in the French Alps, fueled by spectacular views, gooey cheese, and red wine
Three pro tips to restore your childlike joy of running fast and make speedwork more enjoyable and effective
We spoke to Mikaela Shiffrin about injuries, Simone Biles, and the pressures of Olympic stardom
Looking for an extra boost of motivation? Find someone to share the miles with this winter.
Tips to navigate the outdoor industry’s gear shortage
These days I can break a record while finishing last. Some say they find me inspiring, but I often feel like a decrepit but willing old dog who gets a pat when he tries to chase his ball.
From huts with easy approaches to less crowded areas, we’ve got beginner-friendly ways for you to get out of bounds
Bryan Rogala takes a Dave and Matt Van for a spin
Rising rents force workers out of Jackson Hole, Bode Miller’s ski academy, and the Florence brothers rule Pipeline
38 quotes that we interpret for our own needs
This short film follows a pod of whales as they play and glide through the waters off the coast of Maui
Overcomplicating sports nutrition wastes money and time. It also perpetuates privilege.
The actor’s nature show, now streaming on Disney+, offers a welcome update to a familiar format
The podcast ‘FOGO’ captures a comedian’s quest to discover what she’s been missing in the outdoors
Modern cars are loaded with technology to get us out of sticky situations. Car and truck expert Wes Siler explains exactly what you should be using.
Europe has always had something America doesn’t: an Alpine ski route connecting a network of full-service, premium lodges. That’s about to change, as San Juan Mountain Guides in Ouray, Colorado, launches the ultimate hut-to-hut tour in a stunning setting. We sent Devon O’Neil to check it out.
Make sure to order monthly and quarterly boxes with expedited shipping by December 20 to receive your gear by Christmas…
How do we decide which snowboards earn coveted slots in our Winter Buyer’s Guide? Take a virtual tram lap with a few of our Utah testers.
If you’re willing to brave the cold, winter can be one of the best seasons to visit America’s best idea
Some of this year’s best outdoorsy reads include new works from Alison Bechdel, Imbolo Mbue, and Mary Roach
‘The New Age of Reason,’ a recent film from ski makers Wndr Alpine, takes the sport to a higher level—physically and mentally
The Italian ski boot company hopes to recycle 30,000 pairs of used boots by the end of 2025
If your brand has both a considerable wholesale operation and a growing direct-to-consumer business, it’s critical to communicate your story strategically across those different channels
Windstorm decimates Taos forest, climate change could be friendly to poison oak, and fat biking on a frozen lake
Climber Marc-André Leclerc may not have craved the spotlight, but his feats in alpine free soloing certainly warranted attention
We only have room for two pairs in our print issue, but there are many more skis worthy of your attention
More than just stocking stuffers, these nine outdoor gifts may make the day
The Arch in St. Louis is a stunning engineering feat and there's a lot of history here. Just don't call it a national park.
Wilderness medicine training is officially regulated by...no one. We need to change that.
Tahoe resort cuts back on services due to a shortage of staff, Mikaela Shiffrin to race super-G in France, and a hydrofoil boarder returns to the waves
America’s youth are in desperate need of real-life human connection. The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame bassist says there’s no better place to provide that than a skate park.
Be the hero this holiday season with specialty food packages for vegetarians and meat eaters alike
Taxa is known for building small, lightweight trailers with a NASA-like design, and the Mantis is the largest version it offers
Tips and products to make your stay in the terminal a whole lot more bearable when your flight gets canceled
Perfect for gifting—or treating yourself in the new year
Want to make the outdoors more accessible? Free Country thinks making reasonably priced gear is a great place to start.
Monobob makes its Olympic debut, Boy Scouts settlement hits $2.7 billion, and a splashy new whitewater film
The Outside contributing editor’s latest release was the November pick for the Outside Book Club. We spoke with her about the appeal of chasing powder and the many crises facing the ski industry.
On this trip of a lifetime, you'll explore and trek through the stunning Katmai National Park in Alaska with Outside's editor in chief Christopher Keyes
Gaia Topo lets you download an entire state map in a matter of minutes without hogging your phone’s precious storage space
In need of gift ideas for the holidays? Wes Siler has some good suggestions for the outdoorsy people on your list.
The role will report to founder Davis Smith, who will remain CEO
Two climbers want to be the youngest to summit the 14 peaks, big tricks at Nazaré, and avalanche safety becomes art
Rahawa Haile set out on the AT during one of the most tumultuous periods in our political history. The story she wrote about it for Outside in 2017 hit a nerve, and encouraged many others to get out on the trail. We followed up with her to find out what scared her the most, the one piece of gear she couldn’t live without, and why thru-hiking is always worth it in the end.