Check out this hidden mountain-biking gem in Nevada with Beta magazine

Kai's cycling roots run deep starting with his mother, Paula Lenny, a Pinarello athlete who was the Oregon amateur state champion in 1986.

The River Democracy Act will establish Oregon as the country’s undisputed leader in permanent river protection.

The Colorado-based provider of active-lifestyle content and services has expanded its portfolio again, bringing on three new cycling brands

Exercise may not be enough to make up for thru-hikers’ bad diets, a new paper suggests

For Monserrat Alvarez Matehuala, bringing her full identity as a woman of color to rock climbing has been both challenging and healing.

The Australian WorldTour pro bikepacked the route from Brest to Paris

Look forward to dirt races, gravel rides, and more in 2021

Master the shakedown for a smoother trek

When an elite cyclist attempts to ride a bike as far as possible in an hour, one thing is guaranteed: they will hurt like never before

Despite warnings, rules, and common sense, tourists in Yellowstone keep approaching bears and bison.

We’re taking a look at how we’ve historically used maps to move through and understand the world, and how that’s changing now

Acadia National Park in Maine boasts 150 miles of trails on its official maps, but that’s only a part of what once existed. Matthew Sherrill tagged along with a couple of local history obsessives to explore some of the dozens of unmarked paths that lead to what were once major attractions—places some want to stay a secret.

There’s no such thing as a truly accurate one

Reconciling the maps we made in the 18th century with modern reality is nearly impossible. But their lines, drawn long ago, are still legally binding.

Amid a national conversation about race, colonialism, and justice, Native mappers and runners are reclaiming Indigenous cartography, names, and land

Our ethics columnist weighs in on balancing conservation and enjoyment

From spring-fed rivers to undeveloped coastline, these are some of the best water adventures you can have in Texas.

Bringing a reusable water bottle or coffee mug is just the start

Whether you’re an expert or a beginner, there’s always something to learn about making the most of your time outside

From a long-distance thru-hike to exploring an urban park in your backyard, here's everything you need to know

We travel along with Ed Knight to understand what it means to put food on your table and put back what you don’t need

On June 20, adaptive athletes Vasu Sojitra and Pete McAfee pulled off what is believed to be a historic first in ski mountaineering

Professional skier Drew Petersen opens up about his struggles with suicidal thoughts—and explains why talking about it is key to addressing the mental health crisis

Amity Rockwell says, “Cycling is this thing I’m never going to figure out,” which helps remove the pressure of winning Unbound

Josh Ourada fell 200 feet while free-soloing in Yosemite this spring, and lived to talk about it

"I fell in love with cycling while watching the Tour each year with my father. When he was dying last summer, it became so much more than just the world's biggest bike race."

Spearfishing for Mark Healey is mostly about “observing and trying to be a noninvasive part of that environment.”

A group of LGBTQ+ mountaineers set a goal to summit Mount Hood and bring inclusivity into the outdoor community

A self-supported bike and ski tour with 200 pounds of dehydrated food in tow and 14 days to complete the route

If you can get past the lack of creature comforts, spending a night outside might be one of the most rewarding things you do

Jordan Cannon found the courage to share his true self in an unlikely place: on the face of Yosemite’s El Capitan, with his hero

The later moon missions didn’t grab as much attention as the first landing in 1969, but they had something very cool on the gear front: the lunar rover, a lightweight go-kart that gave crews unmatched mobility on another world

With endless rain and a half-drowned camera, all Jack Davies and his friends could do was laugh at the type-two fun

Through Get It in Cyclists, Anthony Carter is doing the work of bringing young cyclists of all abilities into the sport

Despite their differences, climbing’s most famous besties get along because they share the same convictions, support each other’s harebrained schemes, and, of course, engage in some good-natured smack talk

Our writer, a lifelong surfer, tries to find out

It took me months of cold, scary failure to learn how to roll my boat in the open ocean. The effort taught me that barriers to outdoor proficiency, no matter how daunting, can be overcome if you don’t give up.

All the essentials for crushing long days on the trail

Whether you’re just dipping your toe in the water or pushing the outer limits of adventure sports, you can use this handbook for decades to come. Enjoy technical tips and words of wisdom from the pros, ranging from ways to stay warm while cold-weather camping to nurturing the inspiration to get out there every day.

Why reaching outdoor nirvana means journeying far from the beaten path

Having a disability and staging epic adventures can go hand in hand. You just have to be willing to ask for a little help.

After a year of isolation, the small community of Yakutat reconnects among the waves

Deschutes National Forest offers year-round adventure to a wide variety of outdoor enthusiasts

But there’s still hope if we start managing water differently and addressing climate change, both of which are making dry spells more extreme

Tuliamuk had secured her spot in the Tokyo Olympics—then 2020 happened. Fortunately, she’s always run for more than just the medals.

Hiking remains a rare modern opportunity to be stunned by the unknown. Don’t spoil it by obsessing over a bunch of YouTube videos.

From the right tires for the terrain to proper trail etiquette, here’s everything you need to know

Our ethics columnist on the right and wrong way to share the trail this summer

Mark Healey grew up on the island of Oahu, where there are two directions: toward the land and toward the sea

You might think that British Columbia’s oldest forests are protected from commercial interests. You’re wrong.

Join L. Blount as she pushes her boundaries and tries an Oru Kayak for her first time

Mason Earle was scaling iconic rock faces when he was diagnosed with a chronic illness. Now he faces his greatest test of endurance.

If you're just getting started on the trails, don't be overwhelmed. This 101 guide breaks down where to go, what to wear, and everything you need to know to stay safe and have fun out there.

Climate change is melting the glaciers and permafrost of the Mont Blanc massif, revealing crystals hidden in pockets once covered in snow. Simon Akam tagged along on an expedition with one of the area’s most legendary hunters, a daring French alpinist who completes dangerous climbs to discover specimens worth tens of thousands of dollars.

 Mabon wants to take responsibility for humankind’s gluttony for plastic products

A few choice words on how to not be an A-hole on the trail

After 21 ultrarunners died in a trail race in May, the Chinese government responded dramatically, and many are worried about the future of the adventure sports boom that’s been taking place there

Competence wins, as Biden’s Interior Secretary acts to protect America’s last great wilderness

Dispersed camping is getting less dispersed. Our ethics columnist weighs in on whether you need to share.

The trendsetters and trailblazers reimagining the outside world

Here’s how President Biden plans to address climate change, pollution, and public lands in the greatest detail we’ve seen so far

The Swedish gearmaker sees ultra-hard-wearing gear as a key to a sustainable future.

To really understand the outer limits of dehydration, you need to listen to the remarkable story of Pablo Valencia

Follow Timothy Olson as he attempts to set the fastest known time on the Pacific Crest Trail

From high-alpine tracks to technical mountain traverses and gravel countryside roads, here’s where to ride in the Gunnison Valley.

Whether you’re looking to ditch your car, haul kids or cargo, or simply add some oomph to your next mountain, road, or gravel bike, there's a perfect e-bike for your lifestyle

Want to go on a vehicle-based adventure this summer? Here’s where to head, what vehicle to take, and how to stay safe and comfortable while you’re out there.

We need more access to public lands. Reclaiming damaged landscapes like old mines and former nuclear sites can be a powerful part of the answer.

Here’s how to get away from crowds this summer and enjoy a backcountry camping experience that’s easy and comfortable

Despite Base Camp’s status as a super-spreader location, guides actually might have been safer on Everest than they would have been back home

Kayla Lockhart was desperate for relief from the panic that plagued her. She found it at the edge of a stream.

During the 2015 Gold King Mine spill, Mylo Fowler raised money selling photo prints to deliver drinking water to the Navajo people

How the climbing phenom works to equalize entry for young climbers

Want to hit the rivers this summer?

A shortage of places to camp is hurting the environment and limiting diversity in the outdoors. But there are some innovative solutions on the table.

Long-distance running has exploded there, but responsible oversight of trail races has been extremely inconsistent—including, it seems, at the event last weekend in Gansu Province, where 21 runners died in a sudden storm

The remarkable survival story of Claire Nelson, whose solo hike in the desert turned into a desperate fight for her life

Teenage diver Sebastian Morris and his dad were hunting for treasure in the Gulf of Mexico when they found a below-the-knee prosthetic. How do you lose that in the ocean? Amazingly, they solved the mystery.