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Equipped with a new lightweight, low-to-the-ground stand, the classic PK Grill and Smoker is now tailgate-ready
It's the seemingly mundane storms that will catch you off guard. Here's how to never let that happen.
Bike Snob NYC spent three days scootering around Portland, Oregon, to determine, once and for all, whether the now infamous tiny wheeled contraptions are a scourge on our cities—or whether they’re damned convenient and laughably benign
Townsend Bertram & Company’s Betsy Bertram speaks out about the effects of outdoor brands using chiseled models instead of “real women”
How do you protect yourself from wildfire on a warming planet? You burn everything on purpose.
This time, the globetrotting ultrarunner is keeping things local
Karel Sabbe set a new record of 41 days, 7 hours, and 39 minutes. And he did it without much money or fanfare, proving that you just gotta run like hell.
Keep baby safe and happy while hiking and camping
For decades, women in the Forest Service and U.S. Department of Agriculture have been trying to bring justice to those who have discriminated against them. A new investigation reveals that the inaction is due to a much larger problem: a system set up to make their complaints go away.
The true story of a daring rescue on one of the Himalayas' most notorious peaks
Excerpted from a 1981 article included in Climbing magazine's new anthology, 'Vantage Point,' the late Jim Bridwell recounts the first ascent of the East Face of the Moose's Tooth in Alaska
Lower back pain can be persistent and difficult to fix. These yoga poses can help.
The breakfasts and trail snacks that get Outside staffers through long days
Never leave man's best friend behind again
Testing 59 pairs of running socks, we ran everywhere from the French Alps to the sunny beach paths of California. Here’s what we found.
America's best-known mountain bike town keeps reinventing itself with new trails, improved camping, and more diversions. Plan your trip now.
See and be seen on evening runs, rides, and hikes
Yesterday, the big-box retailer launched a new gear site with Black Diamond as one of its featured brands, allegedly without permission
‘The Night Zeus Was Angry’ is a timelapse film that features a lightning storm over the Baltic Sea.
Cultivate these characteristics to reliably perform your best regardless of the situation
And I resent that I’m safer in the woods than I am in the place I live
Your choice of sleeping pad will determine whether you sleep well or not
The Pacific Northwest’s Southern Resident killer whales are dying. And it's our fault.
Veggie-based jerky, chocolate "milk," and gluten-free toaster pastries that still taste indulgent? Yes, please.
Our writer tested the new model of the legacy bike she used to ride in the nineties and loved its speed, precision, and power
Our writer and favorite curmudgeon completed UC Berkeley's ten-week Science of Happiness online course. Did it make him happier? Not really. But he still came away with some important, if obvious, rules to live by.
The retailer has partnered with Moosejaw to sell product from outdoor-industry icons like Black Diamond and Yakima
Whether you're wondering what an outdoorsy life with a young child looks like or just want to see some really cute babies, you should get to know these families sharing their journeys through organizations and social media
A few strategies to keep you on the trail this summer
Bucket List FKT, from Columbia Sportswear, follows McConaughy as he set his sights on Ireland’s Wicklow Round.
Elite athletes are turning up the thermostat in pursuit of an edge
Exposure to extreme environments can change our DNA. Everest climbers—and their twins—are the perfect study subjects.
From day trips to five-month treks, hiking is more popular than ever. But as the old standbys become more congested each year, there’s a new crop of trails waiting to be explored. Here are ten of our favorites, plus fresh finds for bikers, paddlers, and equestrians.
Avery Shawler left her Idaho apartment one morning in 2016 to hike a prominent peak. But the day outing quickly took a turn for the worse, and Shawler would end up needing a lot of luck—and all her backcountry skills—to make it home alive.
A backcountry meal is delicious only if you can eat it comfortably
The Californian pioneered many of the most famous routes in Yosemite during the Valley's Golden Age
After ten months of beta testing, the retailer's re-commerce program is growing up
Chunky residue or funky flavors have no place in your hydration pack—follow these tips to keep your drinks fresh
With 700-fill down and a rating to 23 degrees Fahrenheit, this bag is ready for a lifetime of adventures
Lots of patient meditations on nature and one exciting outlaw drama made for Hollywood
Your body could use a boost, but a cleanse isn't the answer
A legal fight over access and an endangered frog has shut out climbers for 13 years, but the Forest Service has a plan to reopen many of the routes, as well as a section of the Pacific Crest Trail
How much food do you need to bring? What kind? How do you store it? We've got answers.
Athletes are especially susceptible to this common, curable iron-deficiency disease
Pioneers, the government, even John Muir helped kick out Native Americans from their homes on national parks. But in Yosemite, the Miwuk Tribe is getting its village back.
Four pros dish on their tricks for getting out in the warmer months.
Despite nearby Taliban attacks, the 24-year-old reached the top of 24,580-foot Mount Noshaq—the first woman from her country ever to do so
The surfer lost her arm to a shark 15 years ago. If you think that’s slowed her down, you don’t know her story.
Up at 4 a.m., then run the equivalent of two marathons before dusk. Now repeat that for 45 days.
Mentors: Hillary Allen, from the North Face, chronicles her recovery and how she’s found a new pace within the activity that she loves.
We reached out to our friend Paddy O and the crew at Brew Dr. Kombucha to answer all of our questions on the increasingly-popular drink.
The ultrarunner, writer, and Merrell ambassador teaches us to love our bodies and overcome negativity
The ABR E-Z Deflator is the cheapest, easiest way to improve your ride off-road
Slacker, more capable, but still plenty lightweight, XC bikes are finally becoming fun to ride—again
After years of fishing in borrowed men’s clothing, Linda Leary launched a line of practical apparel and totes in an array of funky designs
Adjust your mindset and your bike will follow
Freeze your brain and melt your inhibitions with one of these delicious frozen-drink recipes for adults
Want to travel for cheap? Consider these seven places to stay for free—more or less.
Last week, the Bureau of Land Management released plans that would have opened up thousands of acres of former national monuments to mining and drilling—despite Zinke's promises to the contrary
The otherworldly landscapes from the HBO show are all worth a trip
The recycled-plastic ball picks up synthetic fibers shed from your clothing in the wash—before they go down the drain
The upgrade offers more accurate fitness tracking as well as new smart features, like quick notifications
From filmmakers Heliconia, Epic Trails follows adventurer Eric Hanson as he hikes through one of New Zealand’s national parks.
‘Weight of Water’ follows adaptive adventurer Erik Weihenmayer on a whitewater kayaking trip through the Grand Canyon’s lava falls
Paralympic athlete and corporate executive Patricia Walsh shares her story as part of the Garmin Women of Adventure campaign.
Red Bull Media House and Sender Films's new documentary about Tommy Caldwell and Kevin Jorgeson’s groundbreaking ascent of El Capitan’s Dawn Wall is an instant classic
For decades, the staff of Grand Canyon National Park has lived with a culture of bullying and harassment. Can the park's first female superintendent heal the old wounds?
In wildlife management areas, hikers can glimpse animals in their natural, pristine habitat while getting off the beaten path
Want to serve the tastiest meat ever at your next dinner party? This is the (significant) investment it will take to make that happen.
Gone are the days of guessing how much fuel’s left in your camp stove’s canister
Tried-and-true practices to prevent an early death for your tent
How to support a loved one who has witnessed something awful that changed their relationship to the outdoors
Like any good piece of gear, you shouldn't have to think about your first-aid kit until you need it
Owner Jim Franks shares his secret to luring customers inside and the best places to recreate in the state
After becoming the first American woman to win the New York Marathon in 40 years, Flanagan is coming back to defend her title
In Washington State, a group of researchers is mining social media posts and photos to identify overused trails and turn your next weekend adventure into a real escape