While attempting to fly around the world in 30 days

UAVs are heroes when it comes to protecting the environment

UK giant Sainsbury's knows what to do with its leftovers

Treadmill washes clothing during your workout

Give them shark sightings and they will come

The New York native has done it again.

New fees take effect today

Two years ago, Filipe Leite turned his ponies south on a journey from Canada to Brazil. Ten thousand miles later, he's almost home after facing drug traffickers, grizzlies, and mad bulls on an epic transcontinental trip.

Join Grayson Schaffer tonight at 5 p.m. MT for an hour-long discussion about the future of Everest after the mountain’s most horrific day

Namibia's desert elephant population is dwindling—so why are they handing out hunting permits?

Team Sky's bikes ride in style thanks to Jaguar

$1.3 million Exosuit will take divers to depths of 1,000 feet

In this new clip from SmugMug and photographer Chris Burkard, he and Professional Surfers Partick Millin, Brett Barley and Chadd Konig brave sub-zero temperatures in the Arctic Circle to capture moments of raw beauty in conditions that rank among the harshest in the natural world. The bitterly cold…

16 states have a "relatively high likelihood" of a damaging quake in the next 50 years

Couple points finger at phone company for triggering rescue

A down-and-out polar bear in Argentina could use a change of scenery. Is it too late?

New technology identifies bird songs

Last fall, Jeremy Jones traveled to Nepal for the largest descent of his life: a 21,400-foot peak that he dubbed the Shangri-La Spine Wall. After being slowed down by foul weather, Jones needed to get back on the snow before attempting to summit the wall. He and his partner took a…

584-mile run is the baddest of them all

It costs only $3 million, but there's a catch

Say his titles should be reinstated

Forget fish ladders—pressurized tube-transport systems are the newest way to bypass a dam

Gritty GC favorite battled crashes and illness

Spends 144 hours alone in the Sierra Nevada

And that's a "conservative" estimate

April 18 marked the most lethal day in Mount Everest’s history, when a massive avalanche took the lives of 16 high altitude porters. Dawa Tashi and Kaji Sherpa were caught by the slide but managed to survive. Outside’s Grayson Schaffer met with both men just days later as they were recovering in…

Has scientists saying, "What on (or off) earth?" as theories surface

Passion for adventure is contagious and the more you’re exposed to the outdoor lifestyle the more it gets in your blood. Nobody knows this more than Goal Zero Ambassador Mike Libecki. He has logged over 50 expeditions, filled multiple passports with over 100 stamped pages and climbed and explored…

Scientists on track to prevent intoxication

Ibis Pro Enduro rider Jeff Kendall-Weed shows us around a few of his favorite spots in Santa Cruz, California. Jeff’s riding is defined by his creative line choice, massive air, insane control and ability to have fun on his trak bike in ways we never thought possible. A short from…

State will impose emergency bans on wasteful practices in August

Mask and camera found on the ocean floor

Wind power may have faded as an energy alternative, but a Google-backed startup is poised to revive the industry.

Mom fights another bear after cubs tumble down falls

Does this beat sitting in traffic?

Hopes to increase space efficiency

Crowdfunding project to create year-round indoor facility

A short film from Sixth Row Productions featuring single-speed world champion Brett Bellchambers competing in the 2013 WEMBO World Solo 24-hour mountain bike championships held at Mount Stromlo in Canberra, Australia. Bellchambers placed first in the single speed division and sixth overall, riding 253 miles in 24 hours.

Surf Dog Competition at Imperial Beach features canine boarders

Why carbs are not always (ever?) your friend

Contador becomes the second prerace favorite to exit

The true, tragic, and improbable love story between a handful of Navy scientists and the small cetaceans they believed held the keys to mastery of the oceans.

Or at least the nickel in iPads and other gadgets

Spartan Racing, Reebok, and NBC announce multiyear rights deal

In a time of 22:41:35

Former Outside Senior Editor John Bradley reflects on the correlations between an editor’s life and that of a cyclist and bike mechanic’s. John also talks about his time with Outside, and his new role covering entrepeneurs who tackle problems like education, poverty and energy around the world.   …

Japanese zoo auctioning jeans "designed by dangerous animals"

Company seeks permission from FAA for test deliveries

Reese Witherspoon plays PCT hiker trying to find herself

Train? Nah, just falsify your qualifying times

Sam Grafton is not your typical kayaker. The 23-year-old balances working as an ER Tech, volunteering as a firefighter and paddling the biggest water around. After a devastating injury to his jaw last year, Sam worked hard to return to the site of his accident: Washington’s Tumwater Canyon. So far…

Three plane fuselages in a Montana river might seem like a problem, but there’s more to the accident than meets the eye.

CDC report finds kids are watching more TV, moving less

Apple builds another solar farm to keep data centers green

A hiker near Washington’s Snoqualmie Pass found himself stuck on the side of a cliff recently and had to call for a help. The Snohomish County Helicopter Rescue Team was called in after the hiker told the sheriff’s office that he couldn’t hold on to the ledge…

Company to host gourmet 3D-printed meal with robot waiters

Yes, 41 percent of athletes follow the diet (but don't need to)

Following the tragic season on Everest and last year's Taliban Nanga Parbat attack, a handful of climbing expeditions are still angling to conquer K2

And why ordering first is best

French firm unveils plans for recycled structure

Reservoir water level reaches record low

Climber's body discovered after 32 years

The roads are dangerous. But the real hate happens on social media. And it's both disgusting and scary.

Would link Atlantic, Pacific Oceans

But only if we stop overfishing

Innovative protected intersections have potential, but…

Pet-friendly American suburbs make ideal habitats for skunks, and populations of the bushy-tailed moochers have exploded in recent years. Time to investigate an outbreak that's bringing the wrong kind of funk to summer nights.

Ride-sharing service launches offensive in NYC

The true story of the mountain's most horrific day, the Sherpas who paid the price, and the aftershocks that will change the mountain forever

And everything you need to know to make sure they don't.

Trapping of bobcats, coyotes, and other fur-bearing animals is on the rise—with man’s best friend the collateral damage.

Lost bags, delayed flights, and a lack of transparency

Tour de France cyclists and soccer refs hate them

Navigates fireworks, captures incredible video

Gondolas, shops, and hotels pose monumental threat

Florida school buys two drones for students to rent (with training)

On newsstands July 8: Why Everest’s deadliest day will change the mountain forever. Grayson Schaffer reports. …

New research suggests that the best-looking cyclists are also the best-performing cyclists. So what does that say about who will win this year’s Tour?

On the Wilderness Collective crew’s sixth adventure, they travelled to Anchorage to ride snow-machines across 400 miles of “the last frontier.” They found incredible lanscapes and got to hear from a true Alaskan about what matters most in life.    …

World's largest subterranean jump park opens Friday