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Garmin and Apple are among a recent wave of companies who’ve entered the stress tracking market. Do the products live up to their claims?
Last week, the Interior Secretary outlined his ideas on what causes wildfire. Here's what he's right and wrong about.
Eight products used by athletes and expert adventurers to protect their faces from the elements
Our columnist has eaten this simple meal on hundreds of trips. He's still not sick of it.
Imagine a future where a robot checks you into your hotel, carries your luggage through the airport, and tunes your skis. Turns out, that future is already here.
Golf courses! Water parks! Man-made lakes! If Utah has its way, the retiree oasis of St. George will explode with growth, turning red rock to bluegrass and slaking its thirst with a new billion-dollar pipeline from the Colorado River.
From a burly titanium option to one that collapses when not in use
Whether you prefer to explore waterways, hike through the woods, or mountain bike fast and flowy singletrack, Michigan has you covered.
Alpina's new offering is a breakthrough for the industry—which is probably why it was launched on Kickstarter
To elevate your breakfast game, ditch the basic scrambled eggs and try huevos rancheros instead.
Rowing works a lot more than just your arms—it also targets the glutes, hamstrings, quads, core, back, and shoulders, making it an excellent full-body cross-training option for runners.
The North Face, JanSport, Eagle Creek, and Altra are moving to metro Denver, while VF's denim and outlet businesses will stay in North Carolina
Kelsey will edit Fitness stories for the website and the print magazine
Many of our national parks are overflowing with visitors. To get away from the crowds, seek an alternate route.
Less than three weeks after the latest attempt on Latok I ended in death and a dramatic rescue, a Slovenian-British trio has finally claimed one of the last great prizes in mountaineering
Parent company VF will also bring Eagle Creek, Altra, and JanSport to its new Colorado headquarters
The world’s best-known climber describes his approach to scaling iconic rock faces without a rope
Find Yourself Outside, from Hipcamp and filmmakers Avocados and Coconuts, encompasses an evening in the outdoors.
We headed to Tahoe to join Emily Harrington and Adrian Ballinger for a dinner of sausage tacos, guacamole, and tequila (of course).
Watch to see editor Bryan Rogala’s guide to lowering your base weight before hitting the trail.
A potent gravity-oriented machine that will make you a better biker
Clip it to his collar, sync it with the app, and never lose your dog again
The consumer-friendly iteration of the bestselling S/Lab Ultra shoe is comfortable without added bulk
Four years of race data from a professional cycling team unveils some differences between the sexes
Newly created state offices are promoting outdoor recreation as a major contributor to local economies and the public good, but they need a lot more support to be successful
Summit fever, a lack of mountaineering skills, and the allure of social media are leading to serious accidents on the lower 48's highest peak. Can anything be done to stop the injuries and deaths?
It's all fun and games until you're hiking alone with Kevin
Hike It Baby founder Shanti Hodges shares her tips for hiking with babies, toddlers, and older children
The crash occurred Saturday, August 4, 14 miles southwest of Denali’s summit
Well, not every adventure, but certainly some
In today's carbon-framed fat-tubed push-button bicycle landscape, it can be difficult to find a bike that truly stands out. Enter the Drysdale Special.
With waxed cotton fabric and no external pockets, these bags are a far cry from Osprey’s traditional fare
At 475 square miles, the Mendocino Complex Fire is the size of Phoenix
We asked a group of professional athletes about the oldest pieces of gear they still use every day
Zig Zag is this year’s film from Level 1 Productions and follows professional skiers as they chase iconic lines.
From Diamondback and mountain biker Mike Hopkins, Skidsville is a video about the simple joy of riding bikes.
Baffin, from Arc’teryx, follows three climbers as the try a big wall free ascent of Great Sail Peak.
The champion of the outdoor industry in Colorado weighs in on recreation's influence, Outdoor Retailer's impact, and his plans post governorship
What if you don’t do it to stay healthy, but to stay sane?
When it comes to picking the ideal outdoor buddies, it doesn't matter at all
Sporty shades that boost clarity and fun
Amid a frenzied conversation over shrinking public lands, Native Americans run hundreds of miles to honor—and take back—the land that's sacred to them
Plastic joint casings from certain production batches could break, causing the chair (and user) to fall
We asked a traveling musician how to optimize your playlist
Buy it once, treat it right, and have it for a lifetime
During that time of the month, this pack keeps everything clean, organized, and in one place
At these five parks, the food is the treasured resource.
Kombucha has come a long way in the past decade. If you can’t remember the last time you had some, you’re in for a pleasant surprise
Wreckoning LB features mountain biker Kyle Nortbraten shredding on Evil’s latest addition to their inventory.
New York's Citi Bike, one of the largest bike-share programs in the world, relies on a volunteer army to help redistribute some 12,000 bicycles among 750 stations each day, ensuring that users can grab a ride when they need one. Most of these volunteers do a few out-of-the-way deliveries a month. Then there's Joe Miller, whose superhuman efforts seem to defy any plausible explanation.
Triathlete Adelaide Perr sustained serious injuries after colliding with a car—then was saddled with proving, against the driver’s word, that she was a victim
From Advil Liqui-Gels to essential footwear—these are our daily must-haves
Decathlon, one of the biggest names in Euro sporting goods, wants to make riding more affordable with its exceedingly budget-friendly products
Carrying your own portable boat is officially the coolest way to go deep into the wilderness
If you've only been following the drama of Scott Pruitt and his replacement at the EPA, you only know half the story. Environmental regulations are under attack all across America, and the siege is just beginning.
Getting your nature fix doesn’t have to require living in a mountain town or driving countless hours to a trailhead
Using machine learning to recognize who’s a serious competitive runner and who’s not could teach us something useful about avoiding injuries
Plastic is filling up our waterways and oceans. Here are five products you can buy to help stop that.
Bright colors and a slim profile make the minimalist Maverick Wallet a hit
Turns out you can't believe everything you read on Trump's Twitter feed
Thanks to a grassroots movement, it's soon going to get a lot simpler to book campsites on federal lands. But with more than two-thirds of public campgrounds controlled by the states, the work has just begun.
As biking (and racing) on unpaved roads explodes in popularity, gear has changed in a way that's affecting the whole cycling industry—for the better
A group of tribes came together to run 800 miles to protect their sacred land at Bears Ears––and to send a message of unity.
Use these tips to make it easier to roll out of bed the morning after a hard workout
It beats the pants off duct tape in so many ways
Slim, stylish, and affordable—this pack is a great daily carry
Smith claims these sunnies can help you focus better. Do they actually work?
‘Annapurna One’ features a team of mountaineers making a summit attempt at Annapurna.
Jimmy Chin talks about the nuanced components of his work and how he keeps all his photos safe.
‘Northern Arizona University Goes to the Yampa’ follows a collegiate group as they learn about the geology of the Colorado Plateau.
From Raphael Rogers, this film documents a road trip he took with his wife along the west coast.
Some experts advocate quality over quantity. Others say the opposite. Who’s right?
To keep the small-run calendar project afloat, the photographer washed dishes in Argentine Patagonia and cleaned carpets in Yosemite Valley. But he never made money on it, and now he's decided it's finally time to call it quits.