Trail Running

How an Elite Runner Found Work-Life Balance in the Mountains

Colombia Wants Your Tourism Dollars

Colombia boasts huge mountain ranges, large portions of the Amazon, and endless coastline and surf breaks. But can a country come back from a civil war to become a mecca for adventure?

This Store Is Giving Gear Scholarships to Young Adults

The online store will award $500 to three finalists between the ages of 13 and 23—a total of 12 over the next year

How Clare Gallagher Won Western States

After spending days in the Arctic wilderness, running 100 miles on trail is a piece of cake

Jim Walmsley Broke Another Western States Course Record

Walmsley just bested his own time by an impressive 20 minutes

Why This Pastor Runs

That speck, high on the ridgeline, is pastor Sverri Steinholm, who serves as a preacher to the people of his parish and its hospital

What Kara Goucher Learned from the Leadville Marathon

The elite marathoner wants you to know that trail runners deserve our respect

Trail Running in the Custom Tecnica Origin Shoes

We sat through the 20-minute molding process, then took them out on dirt to see how they performed

We Run in Rabbit's Dirt Pounders Shorts

Always wanting more pockets? Try Rabbit’s Dirt Pounders shorts, which have seven of them for anything else you need to carry.

A Response from a Proud “Lazy Parasite” Trail Runner 

Marc Peruzzi’s recent column about trail work clearly touched a nerve in the running community. Part of his argument is fair criticism, but he got some important things wrong.