Adventure
ArchiveA showdown at a Utah canyon pits ATV users against the BLM. But the real operators in public-land disputes are out of view—and out to use sportsmen to advance their cause.
A behind-the-scenes look at the cover shoot for the May issue of Outside. Photographer Jeff Lipsky turned the camera on photographer, climber, and filmmaker Jimmy Chin and his special guest for the How to Do Everything issue.
New study finds intervals between eruptions influenced by underground factors
Because our devices make so much noise
Grains and legumes shown to lose zinc, iron
5 herons rescued, at least one dead
Lack of vitamin D just as bad as skin cancer
Study: Fear of failure becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy
Granola optional, guts required
Despite being born blind, Derek Rabelo hasn’t given up on one of his life goals: to surf Pipeline on the north shore of Oahu. Through the encouragement of his parents, best friend, and surf coach, Derek embarked on a three-year journey of grueling mental, physical and spiritual…
Equipment is worth $350,000; UPS now in hot water
In the summer of 2013, Mike Libecki, Ethan Pringle and Liv Sansoz traveled to the remote Tian Shan Mountains near the border of China and Kyrgyzstan. The team traveled through desert landscapes, a maze of sandstone towers, high plains and deep valleys to establish one of the most unique multi-pitch…
Skull nearly 30 inches across
Fear. It’s present on so many of the expeditions that we take into the mountains. Pushing past this fear to acheive our goals leads to some of the most rewarding experiences we can have. In the summer of 2013, Mike Libecki, Ethan Pringle and Liv Sansoz traveled to the remote Tian…
The Whitewater Grand Prix aims to showcase the most outrageous paddling on some seriously unfriendly rivers.
With a world record on the line, determining the winner of the Billabong XXL "Biggest Wave" award turned into one of the toughest judgment calls in big wave surfing's history.
When a new kayaker goes paddling, he discovers a posse of pros on the river and wonders whether someday he could be as cool as they are. A daydream in the eddy transforms the rookie into a whitewater Adonis. Join kayaker Ben Marr as he takes us into a world…
Seeing faces in objects "perfectly normal"
Near-complete skeleton is a cousin to T. rex
Wind farm and hydroelectricity independently support population of 10,000 in Canary Islands
Village in western Sri Lanka gets an unusual downpour
Study finds healthy adults more likely to retain long-term information
Including smoking, video game binges
French authorities are ramping up efforts to save Europe's last wild hamster
Adrien Bessac, one of the co-founders of Riot House, is an avid skier and mountain lover in general. Growing up in a Mont Dore ski shop certainlymay have played a role. Always driven by the desire to show his native region at its best, Riot House decided to follow…
Fears stench may become unbearable
White House, scientists release reports on challenges facing the U.S.
GPS locator SPOT launched in 2007—and has already notched 3,000 rescues
Some climate scientists argue that it's getting warmer faster at high altitude. And that could spell disaster for mountaineers.
Certain protein key to youth
UAVs ruining park's natural beauty
Marine park 3x size of Germany
Ingredient "BVO" a concern
Asgeir Helgestad is a photographer from Norway whose wildlife imagery seems to step inside the world of the animal. In this profile video from Red Digital Cinema, Asgeir explains why he chose to become a wildlife photographer and what he hopes to convey through his work. …
Can adventure fix a broken family?
A top notch adventure and outdoor hype reel from EtchRock—a new community to share and discover challenges. Get out there and fuel your desire.
44 Greenpeace activists detained in Holland, released within hours
France moving to ban U.S. imports
O’Neill surfer Mark Matthews wasn’t born to charge some of the world’s biggest waves. He had to work for it and most importantly conquer his fear.
Men's version will keep beer cold
Several competitors at a Tough Mudder in Nevada fell ill after the race. Subsequent investigations have found the reason why.
Five DEET-free options to fend off bugs this summer
At Australia's Taronga Western Plains Zoo
In January 2014, four friends set off to climb in the remote reaches of Northern Patagonia. Off the grid in Patagonia the stakes are high; there is never a good time to take a bad fall, but when the possibility of even asking for help is hours or days away,…
Revolutionize the way we study precipitation
In his first appearance since Oprah, Armstrong opens up about whether he really won those races, his dramatically altered post-scandal life, and what his final legacy may be. …
Water to be transferred to nearby park
Trailer number two for Fullface Productions’ highly anticipated film Signatures. British Columbia, Prague, Bratislava, Indonesia, Ore Mountains, Austrian and Italian Alps and even Barcelona are just a few places these MTB riders show their skills.
Barnacle-deterrent to aid trade and the environment
No fatalities or injuries reported
80 cyclists involved; dozens of injuries
London researchers pinpoint 'satisfaction' molecule
Just how bad are these Southeastern tornadoes? See for yourself
Prevents virus from entering T cells
Officials rule around the globe, and it looks hazy
Swine heart transplant in baboon shows positive signs
Plots millions of runs and rides from users
The 2014 season has ended in Nepal, and some mountaineers are turning toward Tibet, where ascents continue. Can they overcome Chinese complexities and turn the north side into the new Everest norm?
Holidog offers peer-to-peer pet services for kennel-wary owners
New sibling research suggests power of Tamerlan's influence
Rarely studied species takes the prize for fastest land animal
IOC vice president concerned for 2016
Canadian James Nielson drinks 4 beers, runs 4 laps in 4:57
Street patrols enforce new conservation policies
Supercentenarian's genetic mutations hint at longevity
London research team unveils new creation
Pod protected swimmer from great white shark
Death count at 17 Monday morning
There's a group of people who believe that in a world of extreme natural disasters, being ready for any catastrophe is more than just a precaution. It’s practical.
Might save your knees and fingers