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Registered dietitians share the benefits of making protein stock your go-to recovery beverage
After more than 40 years in Park City, Utah, the iconic film festival will have a new home at the foot of the Colorado Rocky Mountains starting in 2027
Our columnist shares his favorite desert destinations and tips to get far from the beaten path
With the park left severely shorthanded due to staff cuts, officials have closed the Fiery Furnace hike until further notice
The new Netflix series ‘Gold & Greed: The Hunt for Fenn’s Treasure’ chronicles the decade-long hunt. The series also includes clues about a new hidden fortune.
Altra’s bestselling trail runner is back and better than ever
An ACE-certified trainer shares exercises to keep your muscles moving on the days you're not doing (or don't feel like doing) a high-intensity workout
Kimmy Fasani is one of the best snowboarders on the planet, but the lessons she's learned sliding sideways downhill are relevant to all of us, regardless of whether or not we've tackled a sheer Alaskan face or stared down Stage 3 cancer.
The long (and long overdue) rise of the forest cemetery
Our adventure travel expert put Pelican’s burly, new ATX 22 hard-sided roller bag to the test. Here's why you'll want one, too.
Ski photographer Txema Trull and his partner were buried beneath six feet of snow. Here is Trull's story in his own words.
Get the comfort of a trail runner with the durability of a hiking shoe
Bags, tools, and little extras to make camp feel like your home away from home
In an excerpt from his new book, Outside’s Sweat Science columnist digs into the emerging science of why we’re drawn to the unknown and what we get out of it
Two hikers are lucky to be alive after one of them plummeted down a cliff along Northern California’a famed trekking route
Explore the many active sides of the Petoskey Area, Northern Michigan's unassuming hub for year-round adventure
Economists and industry experts explain how the pandemic, inflation, and the threat of tariffs have caused chaos within some of our favorite outdoor brands
When electrolyte levels drop too low, performance can suffer. Avoid that dip by dialing in your nutrient intake.
This basic piece of gear can make or break your hiking experience
Andrews hopes his attempt will encourage other high-level mountain athletes to come to the Himalayas in search of FKTs
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An inside look at what makes super trainers super, and how they differ from their racing cousins
A plea to the overland industry: Focus on simplicity and durability, not luxury and overly complicated rigs.
Volcano House overlooks the Kīlauea Crater, increasing guests' chances of witnessing an eruption.
The aches in your back, hips, and knees could be signs to work on your abs
We researched the seven most-touristed towns and what kinds of risks you should be aware of in each
One writer peels back the layers of fear, grief, and female empowerment during a challenging but rewarding B.C. hut trip
Three-time finisher John Kelly made it the farthest with a "fun run" before tapping himself out
Explore and donate to this high-clearance Kentucky trail
Explore and donate to this high-clearance Arkansas Trail
Explore and donate to this 4WD trail between Tennessee and Kentucky
The best perfumes evoke immediate emotion—and what inspires stronger feels than a beloved outdoor landscape?
This Is the New Camping, Running, Skiing, and Photography Gear I'm Most Looking Forward to this Year
From a camping game to innovative packs, these new products caught my eye at a recent outdoor gear show
A frustrated mountain biker is tired of his buddies riding their e-bikes on trails where they aren’t allowed. Plus, his friends routinely drop him.
Our favorite knives, coffee presses, coolers, and cook sets for outdoor meal prep
If you're a mountain biker or a snowboarder, there's a good chance you've seen Scott Losse appear in your IG feed, with his deadpan, hilarious observations of the more ridiculous aspects to both sports. Host PaddyO gets him to open up about why he only kids those he loves.
For some, living full-time in a van offers an affordable alternative to high living expenses—and a chance to wake up to new views every day. But from stolen vehicles to costly food bills, this lifestyle comes with unexpected costs, too.
How elite running team the Brooks Beasts fuels up for spring training
For centuries, people have left all sorts of notes in summit registers. I looked through 100 years of love letters and spontaneous exaltation, including my own family's, to find out why.
We have some fun, exciting news! Longtime Outside Podcast contributor, Paddy “PaddyO” O’Connell is taking over as host of the show. In every episode, PaddyO will chat with people about how their experiences in the outdoors have shaped the way they navigate life.
Rugged bags designed to go wherever adventure takes you
For one month, I experimented with routines, supplements, and gadgets to boost my rest. Here's what worked and what didn't.
More wolves equals more wolf watchers, but is that a good thing?
The pelvic floor contains 14 to 16 different muscles. These habits are weakening them.
The new book "Thirty Below" tells the tale
Fend off fatigue by eating enough of the essential macronutrient
The Pisteworks 79 is a pure carving ski for people who can’t carve purely
The ‘Los Angeles Times’ recently shed light on freight train robberies that targeted Nike sneakers. Two security experts explain the world of cargo theft.
Wearing sunscreen in winter may not seem essential, but the UV rays are just as strong (or stronger) on snowy slopes
With 800 miles of coastline, you could spend a lifetime exploring Costa Rica's best beaches. Here's where to discover the coolest wildlife, sunsets, surf, and snorkeling.
“If we want to combat loneliness, we can’t just find the places where people are connecting. We have to build those places intentionally."
Invest in a few key pieces of fitness equipment and you can skip the gym membership
Frustrated by work, climate anxiety, and the noise of daily life, I grabbed my paddleboard and set off on a 1,200-mile-long journey through North America’s waterways. What I found wasn’t just adventure, but proof that water has the power to calm the mind, connect people, and remind us what really matters.
Doctors and registered dieticians share their best tips to avoid falling for bad wellness advice on social media
These 12 innovative running shoes will keep you stable without sacrificing comfort or holding you back
We’ve redefined the modern adventurer’s bucket list
New data identifies two key risk factors for high-altitude pulmonary edema, a leading cause of death on the highest mountain in the Americas
Making your own sausage is an easy—and affordable—way to stock up on healthy, tasty protein
Nail the shot every time with these fully featured cameras
Meteorologists on America’s windiest mountain recently experienced historically violent gusts—and captured video of the chaos
Thousands of blood cancer survivors have received life-saving treatment thanks to a small army of inspired cyclists, hikers, runners, walkers, skiers, and supporters
Get better Zs with this advice from two seasoned sleep experts
I walked into my first silent meditation retreat thinking I’d entered the zombie apocalypse—blank stares, slow steps, and an eerie quiet. But by the end, I discovered a kind of peace I never knew existed.
Alpine locales have their own microclimates, which makes forecasting a tricky business—and a local fixation. Who dares try their hand? A few brave amateur meteorologists. We talked to one of the most elusive to find out why.