Our articles editor reckons with his new role on the local bicycle ride: guy who tries hard and gets dropped
That’s what a group of former National Park Service employees is urging in light of a looming federal shutdown
The duo sustained non-life threatening injuries in the attack, and were able to drive themselves to a local hospital
John "Legend" Garmine used his hike to raise more than $29,000 for the Trevor Project, an organization dedicated to suicide prevention among LGBTQ+ youth
For those who aren’t chasing game but still want to wander the woods, Outside rounded up five safety tips to keep yourself safe while adventuring outside
One day, hundreds of parks, countless ways to give back: here’s how to celebrate National Public Lands Day
On most days, she was the first person on the trail. That led to some close encounters with the local wildlife.
Both parties were on the non-technical Clear Creek route. Outside spoke with climbing officials to find out what happened and why.
Polish ski mountaineer Andrzej Bargiel skied from the summit of Mount Everest all the way to Base Camp without the use of supplemental oxygen
“Extreme environmental physiologists” weigh in on what the human body really needs
The iconic American action star hiked Northern California’s 10,457-foot Lassen Peak
Colorado’s “Climbing Smiths” completed the 67 highest peaks in the contiguous United States in 1974. It took them just 48 days.
An adult male bear can easily go from around 700 pounds at the start of the season to toppling more than 1,200 pounds
After a weeklong search consisting of more than 50 search and rescue teams, both men were found deceased on September 18
She was the only hiker ever to die while seeking the summit of central Colorado’s most famous 14er. A member of the successful search team investigates who she was, how her death—and her recovery 19 years later—impacted her family, and what we all need to consider before heading into the alpine.
The “Save Our Signs” project is attempting to archive as many signs as possible before they are removed, and hopes park visitors will contribute
The largest Western Larch in the U.S has survived the plague, and the Industrial Revolution. It's also a stones-throw from a major highway.
Thousands of people flock to Illinois' “Snake Road” every year to view the slithering serpent crossing
A 29-year-old hiker was attacked earlier this week in Yellowstone National Park, plus millennia-old petroglyphs were reportedly damaged during construction at an Arizona church. Outside has you covered in this edition of our weekly news roundup.
The ultrarunning icon is racing through his States of Elevation project: ascending the American 14ers, and traveling to and from them by bike
Family members of one of the missing hunters confirmed the news on September 18
A 29-year-old solo hiker suffered "significant but non-life-threatening" wounds in the attack, which occurred on the Turbid Lake Trail
Several participants were disqualified from this year’s World Stone Skimming Championships in Scotland after being caught cheating
The full extent of the damage is unclear, though some social media users have stated that the petroglyphs were “bulldozed"
Ultimately, responders said the incident was a preventable waste of time and resources
Hikers often refer to the 501 shelter (mile 1196) as the “pizza shelter” because its location allows users to order pizza directly to it. A new NPS policy that targets “nonconforming infrastructure," has put it at risk, along with the Eckville shelter.
From Half Dome to The Wave, some of the most renowned outdoor destinations require reservations. Still want to go? Get out your calendar and mark these dates.
In light of multiple alleged dog-related assaults on trails, Outside consulted a canine behavioral researcher to learn more about training and protecting our furry best friends
Known for both her gorpcore experiments and collabs with big-name design brands, Nicole McLaughlin has bridged the gap between outdoor gear and high fashion—and could very well transform both for the better
Home to more than 1,000 glaciers, Southeast Alaska’s Glacier Bay National Park just welcomed its newest island
After three Colorado River trips totaling more than 70 days, Outside associate editor Madison Dapcevich spent a week rowing whitewater through the Grand Canyon’s sister river
The 27-year-old broke his ankle after falling into a deep glacial crevasse known as a bergschrund
Yellowstone geysers are facing an unassuming threat, plus a new speed record has been set on the Grand Teton. Outside has you covered in this edition of our weekly news roundup
Tanner Mansell, a Florida diving guide, saw his life turned upside down after he freed captured sharks on a fishing line
I knew the safety rules. I didn’t follow all of them. Here’s what happened when a black bear charged me on my hometown trail.
Geologists at Yellowstone National Park have already collected more than 300 hats from the park’s hot spring areas this year
Hammerhead sharks were just one of the species found mislabeled in U.S. grocery stores
To break the iconic record, runner Jane Maus planned, plotted, and trained. She also stayed on the trail.
Big Bend does not see many visitors, but it has a high relative death rate.
Many of us dream of living bigger and going farther. These full-time adventurers share how they made it happen—and the boots that took them there.
The body of a Colorado man was located about 300 feet below the rim near the South Kaibab Trail
Last year, Sunseri broke the speed record for ascending and descending the 13,775-foot peak. The record was shortly revoked
Interested in $1 million? Want to spot this year’s epic Northern Lights forecast? Outside has you covered in this edition of our weekly news roundup.
Outside talks to mountain biker Kate Courtney about Leadville, the World Cup, and whether or not she’s interested in the U.S. gravel cycling scene
Five years after Forrest Fenn’s bronze chest was found, a Canadian treasure hunt is reigniting the wild search for riches
A new breed of online athlete is breaking the rules of creator culture—and proving that authenticity wins the long game
Six questions to ask yourself before adventuring into the outdoors, according to the National Park Service.
Plan, download, and navigate the backcountry with Gaia GPS’s new features designed for vehicle-based adventure
We’ve crossed deserts, mountains, and swamps together. But nothing prepared me for what my first solo backpacking trek would feel like.
After reading stories about wind, sand, and mud, our articles editor examines the media mystery that exists with Burning Man
Hikers in British Columbia and Montana successfully fended off attacking bears in two separate incidents using this compact deterrent.
UTMB 2025 is underway in Chamonix. Learn what the Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc is, why it matters, and how to watch the toughest trail race.
Weighing more than 2,000 pounds, one bison will poop enough in a typical day to fill a 3-gallon bucket.
From proximity alerts to downloadable map options, the app’s new tools keep users in the flow no matter where they are
Elected officials condemned the actions of the Department of Homeland Security to detain two firefighters battling the Bear Gulch blaze
Reports are rolling in of leaves changing early across western states. Here's what it could mean for how we experience fall this year.
At least one popular trail in the area has been closed due to severe weather
The area around a popular lake trail is replete with human waste. Park officials may install a permanent toilet.
The attempt to sell millions of acres of Forest Service land united Republicans and Democrats. Advocates took valuable lessons from the battle.
An alpine marriage proposal, a California coastal trek, and other tales of outdoor exploration with furry friends.
In her latest essay, Woniya Thibeault explains how starvation and seclusion impact a participant’s psyche once the days turn into months
Hundreds of festivalgoers are injured at Burning Man each year. To some, the medical bills can be astronomical.
Pete Thompson flew 190 miles over western Colorado by harnessing updrafts and wind. It’s believed to be a record-breaking flight.
Amid dramatic cuts to the U.S. Forest Service, nonprofit groups have had to supply the chainsaws, shovels, and manpower to clear America’s hiking trails
The newest Outdoor Industry Association participation report says that more than 180 million Americans went outside to recreate in 2024
Montana’s Bob Marshall Wilderness offers a million acres of raw mountain terrain
A new study illustrates how a city’s specific infrastructure contributes to its inhabitants’ overall health and wellbeing
Scenic roads, gritty gravel, epic trails, and all-level terrain are drawing riders to Minnesota
On average, three hikers have died every day throughout the summer in Italy’s high peaks. Experts explain why.
The Farmer’s Almanac predicts these 21 states will showcase the most stunning fall leaves this year—here’s when to catch them at their peak
Officials believe at least 200 people may have been exposed to rabies while visiting a hotel in Grand Teton National Park.
The American ultrarunner explains his decision to return for a fourth attempt at the FKT this coming September—a month when Everest ascents are rare
Jake Schmitt crawled for 11 hours to get help, with his dog, Buddy, by his side
As a way to promote tourism to under-visited corners of the country, the government wants to entice climbers to venture beyond Mount Everest
Instead of a dedicated satellite messaging system for emergencies, I decided to trust the new feature on my phone—and it worked
The extinct creature was eight-inches long, had razor-sharp teeth, and resembled a character from the ‘Alien’ movies
Officials in Italy used a combination of flying drones and AI software to locate the remains of a man who vanished in September
The Seattle Kraken’s Buoy was recently chased by an Alaskan brown bear, prompting an important question about sports mascot survival