This is the go-to store for local climbers and visitors to The Gunks to get climbing hardware, route beta, and a sense of community.

They say to spend money on experiences, not things—shouldn't gift giving be the same?

The country's largest dune field has been a national monument since 1933, but now it's our 62nd national park

This adjustable truck bed rack is a great alternative to traditional roof racks for any truck

After losing the trail and his shoes, hiker Nick Noland descended 4.5 miles in 16-degree weather

The chemistry doesn't do much to keep you safer—and it may just add toxins and cost innovation

From Caster Semenya to the rise and fall of the Oregon Project, it's been an eventful ten years

It's all about being thoughtful

A new court ruling says the Swiss-based organization must answer accusations of exploiting athletes and operating a global monopoly

Presents you can give no matter how far apart you are

Think Balto saved Nome, Alaska, on his own? Think again. A new family-friendly movie finally gets a legendary dogsled run right.

The gearmaker's new Denver retail store is now lending ski and snowboard apparel in partnership with Awayco

From her home base in Flagstaff, the Diné educator and former river guide is inspiring the community to protect the landscapes she cherishes most

There's something deeply human about dreaming big and falling short, as Hungry Runner Girl's experience and perspective reveals.

There’s still time to order your gear for arrival before Christmas Day.

A painful crash helped remind one dad what really matters

You're welcome, procrastinators

Everything is easier to understand with visuals

Of Utah's five national parks, Zion stands out for its geological wonders, a place where water and sand meet to form arguably the most dramatic landscape in the country. Here's our primer on how to see it all, from big hits like Zion Canyon and the Narrows to the gems many visitors overlook.

The 'Long River Home' follows three kayakers as they overcome challenges while navigating through the Grand Canyon

Jackson Hole Mountain Resort​​​​​​​ created this video to celebrate the women of its ski-patrol team

Snow science is a wild thing. And in the Sierra Nevada, it's a particular beast all its own.

Stuffing a stocking with goodies doesn’t have to be expensive. Luckily, Huckberry and REI have you covered with these useful and affordable gifts.

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Maxine McCormick is already a fly-fishing legend. But how can a 15-year-old make her way through a world dominated by retirees?

Celebrate the season with these style upgrades

Mark your calendar: it's time to do or see something big next year. Here's how to pull it off.

The BMX pioneer and Hollywood stuntman is known for thrilling exploits on and off the bike. Now his greatest feat is passing on a sense of adventure to his daughter.

A registered dietitian nutritionist could help you solve a mystery gut issue, boost your training, or develop a better relationship with food. Here's how to know what to look for.

From camping with a $140 Walmart kit to building an adventure van on a budget, these were the Outside-produced videos that served you best

For Mike and his 6-year-old daughter Luna, adventure is around every corner

Improve your range of motion, increase efficiency, and boost flexibility and balance with these five mobility moves

Vitamin D is critical for health and performance, but it's harder to maintain adequate levels than you may think, especially during winter's short days.

He's had to embrace incredible physical pain to win iconic ultramarathons like the Leadville Trail 100 and the Western States Endurance Run. But that’s a form of suffering Rob Krar can control—unlike his decades-long struggle with depression.

Give an old tent new life with these at-home fixes

In 2005, Richard Louv helped usher in the nature-as-therapy movement. His latest book asks us to start bonding with wild animals.

A desk jockey’s guide to not being a slouch

A ski weekend doesn't have to involve spending hundreds of dollars a night on a fancy slopeside resort. These hostels offer cozy accommodations close to some of North America's best skiing.

To train athletes to truly push their limits, it helps to draw inspiration from the French social theorist Michel Foucault. Seriously.

A new documentary on PBS's 'Independent Lens' chronicles the incredible life of George Attla, an icon of the dogsled world who dominated the sport while preserving a dying tradition

Psst—one of these presents is free

In Switzerland, you can board a train and ride it from the powder haven of Zermatt to an alpine resort

Give an old tent new life with at-home fixes

Crossbars, boxes, and other roof systems can turn even the smallest vehicle into a full-on adventuremobile

From unexpected snowstorms to below-freezing bathroom breaks, winter camping is a wild adventure. Some nights, you relish the hilarity of navigating tent poles with numb fingers. Other nights, you'd rather show up, sit back, and crack open a beer. If you're ready for the latter—a mix of chilly excursions and heated luxury—it's time to treat yourself at one of North America's best winter glamping sites. Here are our favorites.

You are what you give

Whether you want to eat more vegetables or make your own trail food, these cookbooks should be on your wish list

Some of our favorite tops and bottoms are up to 45 percent off at Moosejaw right now…

Scientists turn to high-tech solutions to protect a threatened population

The military is rethinking physical training and overhauling its classic fitness test. Think you have what it takes?

From where to go to what to pack, here's everything a newbie needs to know to pull off a successful first hut trip

You could order a premade kit. Or you could get crafty and build your own hot box.

Sometimes running shoes let you down at the worst possible time. Here's a review of some of the highest profile shoe fails in running history.

Style for when you descend from the mountains

One of the best boulderers of the 1990s is climbing into her fifties

Parts of the southern border are ecological wonderlands. The wall threatens 23 endangered and at-risk species.

Classic Blue gear has been in our closets for years

A few tips to help you incorporate this​ lifelong hobby in​to your everyday excursions

Any outdoorsperson on your list is sure to love these

What to do if you've gotten yourself so stuck that you can't dig out with a shovel and traction aids

'Too Much?' profiles filmmaker Anne Cleary reflecting on a series of decisions that led her to the mountains

Make yourself more injury-proof by using these poses to increase your strength and flexibility

You don’t have to shell out a ton of cash on quality gifts. Save big on our favorites, now through December 16.

This bag is wildly useful and perfect for your weekend adventures

Spoiler: there are a lot of naps

At last weekend's California International Marathon, several runners made it by the skin of their teeth

The candidate unveiled a plan for addressing climate change, pollution, and good jobs at sea

A recently-released study confirms that there's no reason to suffer the discomfort of ice baths if your goal is recovery, as they reduce your body's ability to repair and build muscle.

Build Strength, Speed, Agility, and Stamina now, during the off season, to be ready for the demands of track come spring.

The cross-country skiing icon was beginning a new chapter in life when a diagnosis changed everything

Booze isn't optimal for athletic performance. Thankfully, a new crop of alcohol-free cocktails taste just as good as the real thing.

Author and political consultant Stuart Stevens loves a good sufferfest, so he couldn't resist Border to Border: 420 kilometers of nordic sliding through a country that defines what winter is all about

Times have changed. Espresso and aero everything are out, pour-over and flannel are in.

'Hana Ku,' from Olukai, profiles a small Hawaiian village's traditional cooking and harvesting methods and its focus on eating sustainably

Iain Mickle ran under 3 hours at the Cal International Marathon… more than 42 years after his first sub-3.

We tried out every model we could get our hands on over the course of a winter. Here are the ones that rose to the top for backcountry missions, in-bounds days, and everything in between.

For when buying the first round isn't quite enough

The technology hasn't gotten anywhere close to the early hype—and I'm fine with that