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A new analysis digs into who overheats and which conditions are most risky, with surprising results
The 46th president made big promises to move the United States toward a carbon-free future. What he’s accomplished so far has been impressive, but can he keep up the momentum?
Hiking can be a blast, but it won’t be if you're struggling every few feet. Here’s how to get ready for trekking, from easy day hikes to the longest thru-hikes in the world.
Galloway has done more for the sport of running than anyone I ever met, no matter what you think of "Gallowalking."
SylvanSport CEO Tom Dempsey says “public lands are to the outdoor industry as roads and bridges are to the automotive or transportation industry”
Snowboarders from Fukushima, Japan, rely on the outdoor community for a sense of normalcy after the natural and nuclear disasters of 2011
The new secretary of the interior shares her plans to listen to historically underrepresented communities and address deferred maintenance projects—plus, what makes a national park her favorite
Thankfully, at least two congressmen agree, which is why your next e-bike could be as much as $1,500 cheaper
Put this Alaska gem high on your bucket list for epic backpacking, rafting, and mountaineering, says our 62 Parks columnist about the 34th stop on her journey to visit every U.S. national park
We asked a gear consignment pro how to save money and still sleep well outside
Emerald Holding’s new digital marketplace stems from its $34 million acquisition of the B2B sales platform PlumRiver
Four Finnish runners explain the nuanced meanings of "sisu," the legendary trait that epitomizes the essence of great distance runners.
The upshot of only traveling domestically for the past year? We’ve gotten to know our 615 million acres of federal public lands better than ever. And with new parks and designations on the horizon, there will be even more ways to get off the beaten path for adventure.
A tragedy forced Savannah Cummins to come to terms with the fact that doing what she loves means putting lives in danger
Bryan Rogala’s first impressions of Midland’s MTX 275 GMRS radio
This isn’t just a film about three best friends riding bikes in Silverton, Colorado. It’s the story of everything that happens in between.
Setting high goals is great, but how you deal with falling short determines how long you’re willing to keep chasing them
‘Girls Gotta Eat Dirt’ isn’t your typical #inspirational stoke video
Gage Lorentz was pulled over for speeding on a dirt road in Carlsbad Caverns National Park. Minutes later he lay on the ground, dead from a point-blank shot to the heart. How did a trivial traffic stop lead to his death?
Mountaineer Andrew Alexander King discusses how he challenges outdoor brands to do better when it comes to athlete ambassadorships
We checked in with a handful of core footwear makers to find out what material and design innovations they’ve got in store for this year and beyond
If your legs fall asleep, lose control, or tingle when you run, you’re not alone. Here are some potential causes and solutions.
Stiff and unstable hips put strain on your hamstrings. Here’s how to assess and improve hip mobility, posture and rotational strength.
The iconic Swiss outdoor brand’s parent company, Conzzeta AG, sold Mammut to London-based Telmos Capital as part of a planned rightsizing of its portfolio
Psychological skills training can significantly reduce stress and negative thoughts before and during a marathon — that’s important for your time, and for having a good time.
What to do when you can’t be active in the same way
Is protecting your children from harm the best way for them to explore and understand the world?
Some #vanlife upgrades are worth the money. Others are not.
It’s an affordable piece of gear that makes rides more carefree
The Explorer has been part of our Gear Guy’s spring ski-mountaineering kit for nine years
What I learned and how to avoid my mistakes
The 2016 Olympian in the 10,000 meters likes to compare her progress over the course of a training cycle with some 300-meter intervals. Here's how you can try it, too.
The founder of the Swedish tent brand Hilleberg spoke with Outside Business Journal about the company’s longevity, family culture, and decades-long loyalty to a single product category
The seven best recovery shoes for runners, with a style and feel for any taste.
Here’s what some running brands are doing to help reduce their impact on the environment.
Sometimes the biggest threat in the wilderness is another human
Wes Siler helps you find the best sleeping pad
It provides climbing and descending performance in equal parts
Tourism and marquee events may face a boycott unless the cycling establishment can find an effective way to respond
This week’s episode of HBO’s ‘Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel’ offers raw scenes from the infamous race
What separates the best endurance athletes from everyone else isn’t their amazing lab test data or power values—it’s how well they maintain those values after a few hours of exhausting exercise
These plant-based and recycled-material running shoes are stylish, comfortable — and not ready to be your daily trainers.
Pre-owned gear is easier on the planet and your bank account
This 76,000-acre wonderland is less a park and more a sandstone sculpture garden of sunset-hued arches and domes that look like they were carved by some alien magic. Here’s how to outsmart the crowds.
In Ours, a digital exhibition for the New Museum, artist Samuel Marion imagines a not too distant future in which outdoor brands use slick advertising to mask more sinister aims
Edgar McGregor started cleaning up Eaton Canyon near Los Angeles in May 2019, and he didn’t stop until it was spotless nearly two years later. We talked to McGregor about how to stay motivated to take care of the earth.
Ambreen Tariq’s new children’s book tells the story of an immigrant family’s first camping trip and expands the canon of outdoor literature for kids
For journalist Neil King, there’s never been a better time to reflect on the nation’s fraught history
How some race organizers are making changes to become more sustainable, and 3 ways you can make a difference.
When Breanne Acio and her wife fell in love with the camper van life, they immediately ran into barriers: loneliness and a lack of practical resources
How top runners are experiencing COVID-19 vaccine symptoms and adapting their training. Plus six doctor's guidelines.
Pro runner Max King offers tips, tricks, and helpful perspective.
For years, one Outside editor thought cleansing his mug with a bar of soap was sufficient. Then he tried Harry’s face wash.
Watching strangers get their spines adjusted on Chirogram is my pandemic catharsis
Tested for style and durability, these tops can handle anything coming down the trail
The owner and managing partner of LEKI passed away on April 17 after battling an undisclosed illness
After training in Ethiopia, an elite marathoner starts to learn their success stems as much from how they approach running as from what they do in training.
The pandemic continues to complicate hopes for a normal season on the world’s highest mountain
Champion endurance athlete Rebecca Rusch figured her quest for enlightenment on the Iditarod Trail would hurt. She was right.
‘The Third Pole,’ ‘See You Tomorrow,’ and ‘The Next Everest’ offer a compelling tour of the mountain’s recent history, from snowboard descents in the early 2000s to the deadly earthquake of 2015
The life of Natalie Rines Terry, one of the country’s top ski instructors for 50 years
Marine biologists aren’t impressed with Netflix’s hit documentary on ocean conservation. They recommended some other films on the subject for us.
Key beta on snagging a ticket to your favorite park this year
A hard carrying case is being issued to solve potential issues with DSP beacons switching modes accidentally
Leverage the power of brick-and-mortar retail to give online customers a premium shopping experience
Coach Carl explains how to combine all the training elements for the 5K into an effective plan.
When Konstantin Grigorishin—über-wealthy Ukrainian businessman, aspiring philosopher, former pal of Russian oligarchs—introduced the upstart International Swimming League in 2019, he made the first move in an ambitious plan that could blow up Olympic sports and usher in a new era of athlete fairness. He also commenced a game of chicken with some of the world’s most powerful and dangerous men, including Vladimir Putin. And he just might win.
With pandemic-fueled use on the rise, it’s a good thing trail builders have been busy opening new pathways for you to hike, run, and bike
With the stroke of a pen, the secretary of the interior just undid most of Trump’s harmful energy policies
When Konstantin Grigorishin—über-wealthy Ukrainian businessman, aspiring philosopher, former pal of Russian oligarchs—introduced the upstart International Swimming League in 2019, he made the first move in an ambitious plan that could blow up Olympic sports and usher in a new era of athlete fairness. He also commenced a game of chicken with some of the world’s most powerful and dangerous men, including Vladimir Putin. And he just might win.
In 2020, the coronavirus gave the tallest mountain on earth a rest. But climbers from all over are itching to go back.
A technical kit is worth the investment—but you don’t have to spend a boatload
The popular brand Oatly claims it’s a health food. The internet claims it’s more like a can of Coca-Cola.
An outdoor art exhibition in California’s Coachella Valley tackles subjects like Indigenous land rights, migration, and embodied memory
The former Wired editor, now CEO of The Atlantic, Nicholas Thompson is busier — and faster — than ever at 45. Here's how the new age-group American 50K record-holder does it.
After the co-op reported a double-digit sales decline and a net loss for the year, we took a deep dive into financials across the outdoor industry to see how the retailer compared