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Lessons I learned from organizing a homeless-youth outdoors program and how you can apply them to improving your own corner of the world
Don't get me wrong: it's a fantastic truck. But if you really want to get it dirty, cutaway bumpers and complicated suspension won't make up for the lack of aftermarket support.
Subaru’s new Viziv-7 concept previews a seven-seat crossover
Foursevens’ new Mini MkII is smaller than a chapstick, yet pumps out over 1,000 lumens. And it only costs $40.
From picking the right vehicle to carrying the right stuff to planning the right itinerary
Next year will bring massive delays to passport issuing and renewal
What's the best knife for you? The answer is simpler than you might think.
Your intrepid lifestyle gives you an advantage on Tinder. Now don’t blow it.
How to find the best tool for your pocket and wallet
Six months, two trips to Thailand, and flirtations with madness have produced possibly the most forgettable fork ever
This guy got arrested for sending it off tall buildings into deep water. Here's what he gets really, really wrong with his jumps.
We went cliff diving and rock climbing with the stunt-person, athlete, and daredevil
The Wyoming state government recently released a study weighing the pros and cons of transferring federal lands to the state. The results were unequivocal: it's a terrible idea.
Old-school toughness takes on modern performance in the Australian Outback
Outdoor tradition or dangerous, polluting, wasteful relic of the past?
Power sources small enough for you to carry that run on solar, fire, or water are heavy and don't produce enough electricity to warrant schlepping into the backcountry
This concept bike predicts motorcycle technology in 2116
Last week's viral video illustrated how dangerous bears can be—and taught us a few lessons on how to survive such an attack
Deaths, injuries, and helicopter rescues are a regular occurrence on Longs Peak, but that doesn’t stop people from trying to climb it
Want a dog for the trail, mountain, water, or city? Forget going to a breeder. The best companion for you is also the cheapest and most ethical.
Portland, Oregon-based CiloGear promises to sell you the most bomber, versatile alpine packs on the market
For its fifth generation, Land Rover returns off-road capability to the Discovery
Living in a one-man tent that weighs over 23 pounds
Life in the slow lane, with a first-generation Land Rover Discovery
In some states, individuals who start forest fires, even accidentally, are facing multimillion-dollar fines
Police searching for people who destroyed Cape Kiwanda’s famous Duckbill
New-for-2017 tents expands mountain livability
Everything a beginner needs to know to become a competent marksman
The tech company is launching apps, virtual tours, and online exhibits designed to virtually immerse you in our natural heritage
A rare FJ45LV, immaculately returned to its original condition
Pagosa Springs-based Voormi takes cool and dry to the next level
Into the wild with Hollywood's homeless kids
The Republican Party's justification for selling off public lands holds no water. Just ask President Reagan.
With a top speed of 187 miles per hour, the Bentayga is the fastest SUV ever
You can finally climb the oldest neighborhood in Los Angeles
What are Cleveland’s riot police doing in mountain bike gear?
In Washington’s Enchantment Basin, you can have an epic poo with a view
Nemo, the New Hampshire-based camping brand, builds a lustworthy 4x4
Mulliner, Bentley's in-house customization shop, spent three months turning this Bentayga into the ultimate fly-fishing adventure vehicle
From the NFL to the mountains of Alaska, Jason Hairston is changing how nature sees us
New satellites photograph 700 trillion pixels of your planet
Bears in backyard pools, bears on TV, and now a bear attack
For close to the price of a TRD Off Road, you can get the best Taco ever
Everything your kid needs for summer camp in one affordable kit
It isn’t just PFC-free and made from recycled materials, it’s also one of the best hard shells yet
My journey from an average animal lover, to an active participant in conservation
Saws, water filters, and fishing kits as price tags? Genius.
Everything you need to know to get there
The primitive bushcraft expert wants to turn your nickels into arrowheads
We need basic outdoors gear to make it work
You can’t bring Harambe back, but you can help keep wild gorillas alive—if you chose to do something positive with your outrage
Add capability, safety, and convenience with these simple, affordable upgrades
If you only camp a few days a year, go with a new, inexpensive option from Walmart. But if you want something lightweight, versatile, and affordable, go used.
If the owners are responsible, the presence of off-leash dogs can actually make the outdoors a better place
Staying safe, clean, and healthy while having the time of your life
How to take your friends camping without killing them, or wanting to
At just 6,288 feet, this would be considered a hill anywhere else
IndefinitelyWild's weekly roundup of news from the outdoors. This week: More on Fort McMurray, the Federal Government's poop fetish, and the real reason Chris McCandless died
With the San Andreas “locked, loaded, and ready to go," now's the time to assemble your quake kit
A firsthand account from northern Alberta’s devastating wildfire
And yes, the bald eagle is on that list
Here's a look back at our favorite stories from Outside's new outdoor lifestyle column
IndefinitelyWild’s weekly roundup of new and interesting developments in the outdoors. This week: Grizzly Bears, lionfish, wolves, And Rhinos. Oh my.
Or one Outside editor’s commitment to stop feeding you nonsense
Told you you were in for some vehicular schadenfreude
IndefinitelyWild’s weekly roundup of new and interesting developments in the outdoors. This week: ultralight tents and New Jersey on fire.
Do you want to see the bears return to the North Cascades?
Rooftop tents weigh way too much, cost way too much, and are a pain to use. We just fixed all of that with our newfangled rooftop-tent-on-the-ground design.
IndefinitelyWild’s weekly roundup of what’s new and interesting in the outdoors. This week: adventure bikes spied and urban spelunking underneath freakin’ Chernobyl.
