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Yes, it's serious, and it's time to start taking some practical precautions
The professional skier and activist on her most beloved spots in and out of bounds
One of the many things that COVID-19 has taught us is to always consider buying a travel insurance policy. If you bought travel insurance for a trip you have to cancel during the travel bans, you may or may not be covered. Here's how to protect yourself now and on future trips.
Last year the jackpot was $311,652. Watching ice melt just got really interesting.
Technological advances and a growing line of research have paved the way for a new class of support systems that are comfortable, look good, and fit a wide(r) variety of bodies.
Mary McIntyre dreamed of summiting Japan's island volcano of Mount Rishiri, near the country's epicenter of powder skiing, Hokkaido
5 women tell us how they discovered their favorite sports bras—and what it took to find them
Is there such a thing as one adventuremobile that can do everything?
A record number of participants took part in the most thrilling marathon on American soil
We tested and reviewed them, and now they’re all up to 25 percent off. Plus, five other winter pieces we love.
Advances in technologies have ushered in a new era for the world’s most important piece of sports equipment
In a new column, Dr. Brian Cole answers readers' questions about over-the-counter meds and weak ankles
Outside's go-to physician, Dr. Brian Cole, weighs in on anxiety, headaches, and poor posture, in his Ask a Doctor column
Recent studies suggest that sunlight may lower blood pressure in ways that have nothing to do with vitamin D
Boomtown and Drilled tackle climate change and oil and gas extraction from different angles
Despite President Trump's budget proposal that calls for slashing funding for national parks and the Land and Water Conservation Fund, a bipartisan group of senators is moving forward with critical legislation for both
Lessons from a lifetime of testing running shoes: Few are wrong, some are oh-so-right.
Light, speedy models that keep you connected to the road and pushing off quickly and powerfully.
These new models balance strong cushioning with stability and responsiveness to enhance your comfort and ride.
A new breed of stability shoes are sleek, springy and suitable for all runners.
Energy return is the rage these days. These five new models create it in different ways with different results for each runner.
The books, movies, podcasts, music, and more that our editors couldn't stop talking about
An ode to traveling slow on two wheels and burning just enough calories each day to eat a large pizza each evening
'Powell 150' documents a thousand-mile rafting trip along the Colorado River Basin from Wyoming to Nevada
Riley, toughened on 120-mile weeks and 18-mile progression runs in Boulder, kept telling himself during the Trials, "There's no next time."
When the sun goes down, they take to the streets
Why a lifelong outdoor adventurer couldn't resist the siren song of fairways and greens
In 'Paha Sapa,' Lakota skier Connor Ryan explores his ancestral South Dakota homeland
The women's race was about working together, while the men's race was about fighting alone
This is one of the most common issues dog owners face
Seidel, the former NCAA champion from Notre Dame, became the first American woman to earn an Olympic berth in her debut marathon, running the sixth-fastest time in Olympic Trials history.
New technology is striving to make it happen
Musher Blair Braverman tested 20 gloves and mittens head to head to find the warmest handwear that fits in your pocket
The documentary 'Safety to Nome' follows 26 competitors racing 1,000 miles across the Alaskan tundra on foot, bike, or skis
Go to this massive California destination for the hiking, but stay for its spectacularly colorful early mornings. It's our 62 Parks Traveler's third stop on her journey to visit every U.S. national park in a year.
At just $40, the bamboo Countertop Composter is a bargain and will keep you from sending food waste to landfills
As Abdi Abdirahman aimed to make his 5th Olympic Team, the 43-year-old talked about friends, aging, career perspective and his training in Ethiopia.
Jake Riley ran 2:13 in his debut marathon 5 years ago in Chicago. Then the wheels started to fall off. Healthy again, he finished ninth last fall in 2:10:36.
Approaching the Trials, as runners we’re more than fans, we’re part of the tribe.
From the first in 1968 to the most-recent in 2016, a half-dozen U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials have stood out—and provide lessons for every runner.
Because an organized road-tripper is a happy road-tripper
Don't let your insecurities stand in the way of what you want to do
The best luggage for the overhead bin and the space under your seat
As the temperatures warm, heavier snow is likely to become the new normal
What do you get when you cross Cold War military technology with a laser-equipped smart mirror? A new way for consumers to engage with supply chain transparency
The paddlesports and technical apparel company has responded to a year of growth by reinvesting significantly in its facilities and workforce
From beers on the river to a family picnic, the Compass has you covered
Will Ferrell and Julia Louis-Dreyfus's new movie proves that Hollywood is perennially bad at depicting snow sports
The gear and knowledge you need to stay comfortable overnight in the snow
Six pairs for the gym, the couch, and around town
At the U.S. Olympic Trials, amateur runners have nothing to lose
Great dark-sky images require a simple formula: patience, the right location, and the appropriate gear
So far, 383 companies have signed up to participate in the outdoor brand's Time to Vote program on November 3, and the organization hopes to double that number by the election
Backpacking food company Mountain House has taken the unusual step of temporarily shutting down its website in order to deal with skyrocketing demand in the wake of pandemic fears
Over 300 million people visited national parks in 2019, the third-highest total in over a century
Learn how to degerm your plastic, rubber, or microfiber mat
An improved fit and modern aesthetic add to this consistently reliable and affordable everyday trainer.
After a nasty bike accident, journalist Sarah Allely found basic activities impossible. Then she started spending more time outdoors.
Six towns and cities with awesome adventure potential that we'd move to right now if we could
Humans were born to dive, according to some scientists, and that fact helps us thrive at high altitudes
The latest film adaptation of Jack London's classic novel is a kid-friendly reminder that wild spaces are important. Harrison Ford, the film's star, is a bit more blunt.
Spend less than you would on a restaurant dinner and get a book that you'll cherish for years to come
Angela Madsen, a three-time Paralympic rower, has a new goal: becoming the oldest woman to row from Los Angeles to Hawaii
Follow this routine to keep your hips happy, reduce pain, improve athletic performance, and prevent further injury
In this short video, photographer and fat biker Ann Driggers shares why her bike commute is an integral part of her day
See what it looks like to trailer camp at a ski resort parking lot in winter
'Portraits of a Runner' shows how three dedicated athletes are preparing for the Olympic Trials
On Labor Day weekend 2019, the 'Conception' left Santa Barbara, California, for a diving trip to the Channel Islands. Six months later, authorities are still trying to determine how what should have been a routine excursion became one of the deadliest maritime disasters in U.S. history.
The Alpine Carbon Corks aren't cheap, but they're the best collapsible poles for rugged use
What the Dave Scott-Thomas and Alberto Salazar scandals have in common
Argeo Cruz ran the standard. But he had a much tougher obstacle to contend with.
After giving up his treadmill aversion, this runner used these tactics to train for a 2:13 marathon PR.
Four keys to interpreting and adapting elite training plans to fit your experience and ability.
NCAA DII Grand Valley State University is dominant in their division and produced a disproportionate number of runners going to Atlanta. Here’s how.
The mountains aren't the only things that are steep these days, but you don't have to spend your life savings on after-ski libations
Sure, the latest Bose or Sony are great, but you can find good sound quality if you're on a budget. Here's how three top-rated affordable options stack up.
Cleanse your mat and your chakras
Rock climbing, getting lost, and scouting for rare birds are all perfect pursuits in California's Pinnacles National Park. It's our 62 Parks Traveler's second stop on her journey to visit every U.S. national park in a year.