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Borneo tribes say stunt was disrespectful
Faces scrutiny in light of doping claims against coach Alberto Salazar
Olympic cyclists Taylor and Davis Phinney have dealt with intense pressure, a near career-ending crash and a life-altering disease. Hear more about how they learned to embrace adversity in this short film from Lululemon.
Will advise park service on zero-landfill practices
Climbing competition was part of the GoPro Mountain Games
Universal Pictures on Thursday released the official trailer for ‘Everest,’ an upcoming film based on the ill-fated 1996 climbing expeditions in which eight climbers died.
This short clip from Ray-Ban and Korduroy.tv features Korduroy founder Cyrus Sutton talking about tapping into creativity and his decision to pursue the “new American Dream.”…
For World Oceans Day 2015, the tech giant is sharing 40 new 360-degree underwater panoramas
Episode 5 of Mind the Gap: The Making of unReal takes us to the Coast Gravity Park on British Columbia's Sunshine Coast with Brett Rheeder. For this segment, the crew goes nocturnal and works through the night to film Rheeder under the lights. Lack of sleep and…
Through the Guides is a short form documentary film from The Noble Lab about those guides that show us how to read water, catch more fish, and love the places fishing takes us. Every guide has a story beyond their last trip and latest fishing report that is rarely seen.
Last winter, the free climber teamed up with Tommy Caldwell to make history by ascending El Capitan’s Dawn Wall in 19 days. Their secret sauce? Night climbing and gear they could trust.
Every year, an elite group of racers gathers in the small Northern California town of Arcata. They’re not runners. They’re not cyclists. They’re not drivers. They’re much stranger than that. Their competition: the Kinetic Grand Championship, a grueling three-day, 42-mile schlep over sand, water, mud, and pavement. Their steeds: bizarre amphibious human-powered vehicles. So sit back, buckle up, and enjoy the wild, crazy ride.
Soccer’s culture of corruption extended to sponsorships
There are really only two: Keep the boat upright, and preserve the ice at all costs
Wild fish? Farmed fish? No fish? This is no Dr. Seuss rip-off; it’s the increasingly confusing situation that seafood consumers are facing.
Not many people in Texas know about the Devil’s River, and fewer have ventured into the most remote river in the state. The crew from The Noble Lab joined the Texas-born musical duo Jamestown Revival to document their adventure as they dropped their kayaks,…
When François Guenot vanished last summer on a wild and remote Alaskan coastline, many in the state dismissed him as yet another unprepared greenhorn. But a revelatory road trip with François's father and brother revealed he was something special: a tough, soulful wanderer whose story resonates with the grand traditions of the American outdoors.
Andrew Muse always dreamt about living in a small log cabin with his dog, a guitar and some books somehwere high up in the mountains. Three months ago he made a step in that direction when he bought a 1976 Dynacruiser truck camper. He spent…
A new law may prevent people from gathering “data”—including snapping photographs—of the state’s natural environment.
Could bolster case for more reintroduction
Alpinist David Lama dreams of becoming the first person to free climb the infamous Compressor Route on Patagonia’s Cerro Torre. The 22-year-old knows that this will not be an easy feat, but he is up for the challenge. Cerro Torre: A Snowball’s Chance in Hell is film from…
Footage hints at possible cause of accident
Unknown outside of the Yosemite orbit, Dean Potter’s frequent flying partner was an accomplished climber and BASE jumper
By age 34, the Colorado native had won the World Extreme Skiing Championships and an X Games medal, starred in sweet ski-porn videos, and had two kids. But his desire to ski big mountains was still growing and inspired his biggest project yet.
Polar Explorer Eric Larsen judges the quality of his life by how many nights he gets to spend in a tent each year. By his estimates, he's spent years of his life sleeping and living in various places around the world, and roughly a year camping solely in the Arctic…
Drop your jaws and pack your bags. Outside's best adventure photography of the year.
Professional climber, highliner and human-body-flyer Dean Potter was killed in a BASE-Jumping accident on Saturday, May 16, 2015. We spoke with him one year ago at Mountainfilm in Telluride, where he revealed how thoughtfully he contemplated the dangers of his chosen pursuits. …