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It’s a great truck—even with zero modifications
The ingredient brand—which “people feel but usually don’t see,” in the words of CEO Mike Joyce—is now talking directly to those who buy the products its technologies enhance
Six of the world’s leading climbers take on one of the world’s last great climbing frontiers: Queen Maud Land
Watch the short film ‘Queen Maud Land’ with your Outside+ membership
A couple and their one-year-old child were found less than two miles from their car in the Sierra National Forest, with no obvious trauma. Authorities finally determined the cause of death.
We combed the event for the most unique and badass builds
Wes Siler takes you inside the automaker’s newest offering
Thanks to the app’s open diary format, a race is more than just a race—it’s an opportunity for public introspection
Scientists take their equations for the energy demand of hills and rough terrain out into the real world
NPD Group, which tracks product sales data for the outdoors and numerous other industries, found itself in the crosshairs of one outdoor group earlier this year
Israel Start-Up Nation owner Sylvan Adams and UCI played key roles in helping young Afghan women cyclists escape the clutches of the Taliban
The food-mood connection is interesting, but the research is still in its infancy. Here’s what we know.
I’m really sorry it happened and really glad I survived. Notes on the flabbergasting climax of an Alaska road trip that changed my life.
How Topo Designs uses Envoy B2B to support its retailers and grow its business
Take a cue from the pros and add a few mobility and strength exercises each day to prevent injury and run better.
What do you get when you remove fashion and gender from the outdoors? Unadulterated bliss.
A recent ruling on an Endangered Species Act case may set a precedent for incorporating climate models into species protection
The link between serious cycling and poor bone health is well established, but researchers are still debating what to do about it
The parent company of The North Face, Smartwool, and Timberland will require all office-based U.S. office employees to be vaccinated by January 1
The Utah-based company is bringing steel cans to the plastic-dominated supplement industry
We’re pleased to announce several recognitions of OBJ and its contributors at this year’s Folio Awards
The actor, woodworker, and dedicated outdoorsman offers up choice lessons for making a deeper connection with the world beyond your door
In ‘The Rescue,’ Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin capture the astonishing effort to find the boys’ soccer team that spent more than two weeks trapped in a cave
A 31-year-old climber took a fatal fall earlier this month in Colorado’s Eldorado Canyon State Park
Kara Richardson Whitely, the author of "Gorge: My Journey Up Kilimanjaro at 300 Pounds," says the untapped plus-size market is poised for growth
WhitePaws RunMitts, based in Baltimore, scored a major retail deal this year
Each year an estimated 300,000 smugglers, known as ‘kolbars,’ haul millions of pounds of contraband from Iraq to Iran over the 14,000-foot peaks of the Zagros Mountains. More than 50 of them will die—shot dead, killed in accidents, or freezing to death—and countless more will be arrested and imprisoned. Alex Perry travels to Iraqi Kurdistan to investigate the roots of a trade that all but defies comprehension.
The IFSC had to apologize—twice—for broadcasting sexualized footage of climber Johanna Farber. The time for women athletes to be portrayed with respect is long overdue.
In this excerpt from his new book ‘The Practice of Groundedness,’ our Do It Better columnist Brad Stulberg gives concrete steps to integrate exercise into your daily life
Steep lines and jaw-dropping stunts stand out in the annual film series’ latest entry
As a professional photographer, I was disappointed in GoPro’s cameras until the brand’s newest iteration
The state of the steelhead in the Columbia and Snake River watersheds is dire. A Pacific Northwest steelhead angler grapples with how best to honor the people, places, and resources that she loves.
Whether you’re on a road trip or backpacking through Europe, download these apps to learn more about the culture, weather, and even history of the places you’re visiting
The Plastic Impact Alliance and Eco Cycle partner up to collect, recycle, and quantify polybag waste from 11 outdoor businesses on Pearl Street in an effort to raise awareness and encourage solutions
What type of weight training you should and should not do to improve your stride and make you a faster runner.
Sound impossible? Runner Jordan Tropf has put in the work—here’s how he pulled it off.
The eight-day Tour de France Femmes represents a step forward for women’s pro cycling, but a sizable gender gap still exists in the sport
The past year showed us all that having access to the outdoors is essential for our health and well-being. It also magnified the inequities inherent in that access. For 2021’s Best Towns package, we chose 13 of the country’s most diverse places and evaluated them according to the factors that matter today: sustainability, affordability, and outdoor equity. Here are the cities of tomorrow.
Four times more powerful than a traditional indoor stove, the PowerFlamer is perfect for achieving restaurant-style Chinese dishes in your backyard
How the wheelchair racer competed in the Chicago and Boston Marathons on back-to-back days
Surfing in Baja. Summit-to-sea skiing in Alaska. Hiking in Death Valley. There’s no shortage of epic adventures to be had in winter. We’ve rounded up our favorite trips to make sure you get your fill of thrills.
Six science-based tips on how to best be seen while running in the dark.
Now in its twentieth year of operation, Colorado-based gear maker Big Agnes is preparing for rapid growth and possible expansion into new categories
Outside TV and its 600+ hours of adventure films and television shows are now free with Outside+
A new Fast Tracks pass at four Powdr-owned resorts—Mount Bachelor, Killington, Copper, and Snowbird—is sparking anger and conversations about elitism
As long as you aren’t weight sensitive, it’s now possible for one rig to serve all your in-bounds, sidecountry, and backcountry needs. This is that rig.
Eco-conscious parents are turning to electric utility bikes to haul their most precious cargo: their children
Please give me some kind of hope that I’m not raising a kid who always will prefer computers to canoes
We spent three days testing more than 100 new models. This is the kit that helped us get through.
Our culture columnist recommends six of the most interesting newsletters out there—from thru-hiking dispatches to Neko Case’s reflections on nature
Honest-to-God advice on how to enjoy nature, from an actor-comedian-author-canoe-builder who grew up on a farm and takes rock stars rafting
For Indie singer-songwriter Jesca Hoop and British rapper Testament, the natural world is an endless source of creative inspiration
Snow Peak, primarily known as a gear maker in the U.S., is leaning on its Japanese traditions and community-oriented spirit to change the way we experience the outdoors
Story-based marketing is hot right now. Three new campaigns from The North Face, Houdini, and Kari Traa show how outdoor companies are leaning into the trend.
Chances are pretty good that you've experienced at least one of these "injuries." Yes, you can run through them.
President Biden just restored the national monument’s boundaries. Now it’s time for deeper healing and restorative justice for the region’s Indigenous people.
The new Tundra is not the old Tundra. It’s now a much more sophisticated, complex truck.
From campsite to nightlight, BioLite’s AlpenGlow sets the perfect vibe
Over the past few years, McCastle has completed 5,804 pull-ups in a single day, pulled a 5,000-pound truck across the Mojave Desert, and climbed a rope the equivalent height of Mount Everest. How on earth has this Navy SEAL dropout accomplished some of the craziest physical feats in recent memory?
REI is continuing its annual #OptOutside campaign—despite a tough sales environment due to Covid in 2020—by closing its doors on Black Friday and encouraging customers to spend time outdoors
Meet the companies making rad products and empowering communities
The physiological differences between men and women affect how much fluid they store, how they sweat, and how quickly they heat up. Does that matter?
Equipped with this knowledge, you’ll be able to pick the right sleeping bag for you and, most important, stay warm
Even after a life-changing diagnosis, I can still experience the thrill of adventure
A short film explores the trials of a Team USA athlete struggling to overcome obstacles to compete at an elite level—and challenging our notions about what life as a quadriplegic can look like
The stunning, adventure-filled road parallels the eastern Sierra Nevada and has ample stops for hot springs, hikes, and backcountry skiing
A month of high-profile acquisitions indicates investors are bullish on the long-term strength of the outdoor economy, even as the industry itself struggles to keep pace with the maturing moral ethos of outdoor consumers
Sometimes paying for camping is necessary, but Gaia Topo helps you find free alternatives that you won’t find with Google
Alexandra Kleeman’s new novel imagines a disaster-plagued California where everybody’s drinking man-made water
From chopping onions to making a mean espresso, these products will help turn backcountry outings into something slightly more gourmet
It’s never too early to help your kids develop a healthy mindset around food. Here’s where to start.
Only incorporated since June and currently PE-backed, the platform is already preparing to go public as it looks to leverage the success of its four outdoor brands
Bears Ears, Grand Staircase-Escalante, and Northeast Canyons and Seamounts—three national monuments threatened under the Trump Administration—saw their full protections restored today with an executive order from President Biden
Corno shares her mindful, relaxed training plan and the key workouts that have her feeling “scary good” going into the Boston Marathon.
This long hill in Falmouth, Maine, lets masters marathoner Michael Collin know he's ready for the marathon — especially Boston.
With so much riding to choose from, where to start? We asked some of the area’s most dedicated cyclists for their recommendations.
Three days before Indigenous People’s Day, President Biden reversed the largest attack on public lands in recent history