Adventure
After a Hard Diagnosis, One Athlete Learns to Soften Up
Expedition kayaker Scott Lindgren knocked off first descents of the most remote and dangerous rivers on earth, from the Himalayas to the Sierra. He paddled with an aggro attitude and saw weakness as an unforgivable trait in himself and others. But when a brain tumor started to derail his athletic performance and threaten his life, everything changed.
A Tribute to Sliding on Snow
Salomon TV is known for dropping amazing ski segments throughout the winter season to keep us stoked on the simple act of sliding on snow
How Athletes Are Using Their Power to Protect Winter
Outdoor athletes have plenty of influence on Instagram. Protect Our Winters wants to wield it in the halls of Congress.
How to Use a Paper Map and a Compass
When it comes to navigation, nothing beats the reliability of an old-school paper map and a compass
Couples Who Ski Together Stay Together
Deep snow surrounding the Mica heli-skiing lodge proves just too much for Cody Townsend, and Elyse Saugstad is left to shred without him
Hikers: Beware of Falling Trees
The odds of dying from a falling tree are still small but maybe not as small as they used to be. Here's why—and what to do about it.
Alex Megos Is a Climber to Watch
'Rotpunkt' is an upcoming film from Patagonia that chronicles Alex Megos's ascent within the ranks of the climbing community
The Right Way to Put Out Your Campfire
Do it poorly—or not at all—and you could start the next catastrophic wildfire
Quick Tips to Avoid Getting Lost Outside
The easiest way to get found is to tell somebody responsible where you're going and when you'll be back.
The Appalachian Trail's (Only) Official River Guide
You can't technically finish the AT without a ride in Greg Caruso's canoe