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Sees gyms as unnecessary expenses for colleges
London Marathon winner decries innuendo
After earthquakes, 2.5 million are still in need of food, shelter, medical care
Second double fatality in Wyoming in 1 week
Big mountain competition at Penitentes
To highlight the impacts of climate change in the Arctic
Finished below Kenya and Jamaica in golds
Production house's 66th winter film
Due to contamination concerns following Gold King mine spill
In first-person account in 'American Alpine Journal'
Two-time gold medalist comes out of retirement
A river- and mountain-loving town took home the top prize (again) in our 2015 contest.
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There's nothing quite like hitting the road with everything you need. Anywhere could be home for the night. It’s a liberating feeling. We asked our Instagram followers to share their favorite towable escapes and best shots from the road. Here's what they shared.
As children, if not as adults, we all dreamed of having a tree house. Well, it’s never too late to fulfill that dream. If you don’t know where to start, you can find inspiration in these two coffee table books from publishers Dom and Taschen. These beautiful and simple designs are sure to get you making sketches of your own.
If the Rocky Mountains aren’t close enough, there are plenty of other treasures you can search for
Following designation of 3 new national monuments
1,350-mile paddleboard journey completed in 2 months
Gear companies from around the world released their brand-new summer 2016 products this week at Outdoor Retailer in Salt Lake City. We pored over all of it, and these five products—from a brilliant new water filter to a totally reinvented waterproof jacket—were our top picks for Gear…
Bill Bowerman: A legendary Oregon track coach who cofounded the shoe company Blue Ribbon Sports in 1964; 14 years later, it became Nike.