Oct 21, 2018
What It Takes to Host the New York City Marathon
After 18 years of putting on the marathon show, race director Peter Ciaccia is ready to move on
New York
Oct 18, 2018
Dark New Books on Our Greed for Nature
How we exploit big trees, big game, and even extinct creatures
Oct 15, 2018
It's Time to Ban Aerobars
They’re dorky, antisocial, and dangerous. So should we outlaw them?
Oct 9, 2018
Cyclists' Public Enemy Number One
When it comes to being pro-bike, so-called “avid cyclists” seem to be anything but
Oct 4, 2018
A Month of Microadventures in New York City
Shelma Jun, founder of women's climbing organization Flash Foxy and co-founder of production company Never Not Collective, outlines a busy month of foraging, climbing, and other adventures in the city
Oct 1, 2018
Stop Comparing Cycling and Driving Violations
We both break the law from time to time. But it's not even close to a one-to-one exchange.
Sep 26, 2018
I'm a Woman and I Want to Be an Eagle Scout
If the BSA wants to welcome female Scouts, it needs to start now—not next February
Sep 25, 2018
Why You Should Get Rid of Most of Your Gear
As the minimalism trend enters a curious new phase that has clothing makers like Mac Bishop of Wool and Prince showing us how to get through a year with only a few pairs of underwear, one brave adventurer attempts to defend his gear closet
Aug 24, 2018
10 Amazing Crowd-Free Trails
From day trips to five-month treks, hiking is more popular than ever. But as the old standbys become more congested each year, there’s a new crop of trails waiting to be explored. Here are ten of our favorites, plus fresh finds for bikers, paddlers, and equestrians.
Aug 22, 2018
Our Favorite Boozy Popsicles, Slushies, and Floats
Freeze your brain and melt your inhibitions with one of these delicious frozen-drink recipes for adults
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