Adventure
ArchiveThree whitewater guides, one wooden dory, and the Colorado River, swollen by record snowmelt and raging with a fury that boatmen hadn't seen since the days of John Wesley Powell. From Kevin Fedarko's epic new book, The Emerald Mile, the incredible story of the fastest, wildest trip ever attempted through the Grand Canyon.
SUV rolled into the American River
Were attempting a world record
'Icefall Doctor' is the first casualty this year
Two men who are changing the way the adventure world works
Governing body denies participation
Maine forest rangers remain vigilant
Study finds decreased frustration, engagement
Hurricane-force winds to blame in multiple accidents
Runner photographed on a track
Search continues for his companion
A quick glance at the app's stats on the best-known segments of the upcoming Paris-Roubaix reveals a fascinating mix of professionals and amateurs
Got lost in Trabuco Canyon
 Watch the Wolf family's unforgettable family adventure.
86 percent of Samoans overweight
Endurance athletes are skipping established races to stage their own raucous events. Going toe-to-toe has never been this much fun.
Found in a truck with clogged muffler
Fired at a helicopter before arrest
College student fell 40 feet
Twenty-two homes evacuated
Taking your children out of bounds means facing a whole different class of hazards than you see at the resort.
In the wake of a 22-year-old’s death on a prominent sandstone arch near Moab, Utah, it's inevitable that authorities will reexamine regulation of high-risk recreation. Outside's adventure ethicist looks into how public lands accommodate the "World's Largest Rope Swing."
Led his owner to the victim
Athletes brave avalanche conditions
At 17, Keegan Swirbul has already beaten cycling's former despot at his own game
Mysterious desert feature may have been chewed into creation
Attempting to control the population
A new startup presents an energy-harvesting soccer ball that will bring easy electricity to resource-poor communities
One of the greatest big-wave surfers alive nearly died on a 50-footer in December. Now many in the surfing world are blaming another heavyweight—and the jet-powered board he was riding.
Animals could share same benefits
Oil drilling may be the culprit
Preview for Olympian's reality series
Swinging from Utah landmark popularized on YouTube
Stockpiles to be kept under blankets
Mining consortium foiled again
Bought the brand in August for $22 million
Mayor calls for cleaner fuels
Tomorrow, on World Water Day, a new start-up is launching a program that aims to raise $1 billion to improve clean water infrastructure by convincing resorts around the world to stop importing plastic bottles
Using source-to-sea boat trips and an ultramarathon, Rivers for Change is trying to cast rivers as arteries, not just playgrounds
On top of last month's suspensions
Bill expected to pass within the week
NPS proposes rental ban, razing pools
Desertification is out of control, but there may be a way to stop it
Monetary donations flood in
Snatched away during a routine walk
Huston just left the country for his expedition to Ellesmere Island
A team of explorers aims to conquer one of the last polar firsts: crossing Antarctica in winter
Chef Ullio demonstrates how to make one of his classic Italian dishes. Read an interview with the chef.
Chef Ullio demonstrates how to make one of his classic Italian dishes. Read an interview with the chef.
Chef Ullio demonstrates how to make one of his classic Italian dishes. Read an interview with the chef.
Australian brooding frog to be brought back first
Street View adds four of Seven Summits
Go see the New York Historical Society's exhibition of John James Audubon's "Audubon's Aviary" or go buy the book. Do it now.
Snowy conditions made the trail treacherous
Woman and husband were camping
Blazes in Colorado and Great Smoky Mountains
The first of a new Adventure Ethics feature wherein we profile those whose work places them at the intersection of adventure and environmental issues
First U.S. trail race with testing