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French skier Maurice Manificat shares how he eats, sleeps, and trains in order to win races.
Here’s what it takes to fuel someone who’s running over 70 miles a day for 42 days
The days are getting shorter. Here's the best gear to brighten your path.
Independent bike retailers have been fighting for survival for more than 15 years. But recent developments could put these beloved brick-and-mortar shops out of business for good.
She’s not as famous as many other climbers, but her story is one of the most inspiring in the sport
From tasty canned wine and cozy sleeping bags to outdoorsy dating apps and portable hot tubs, it's never been easier to have a good time outside
In 1988, girlfriends Claudia Brenner and Rebecca Wight were attacked by Stephen Roy Carr on the Appalachian Trail.
Filmmaker Jessica Peterson traveled to the falls with her husband ten years ago and was determined to come back and film it and the mile-high mist it emits, and this was the result.
With winter quickly approaching, we’re getting pretty excited for ski season here at Outside. We caught up with pro skier and trainer Crystal Wright to learn some ski-specific workouts to get in shape for the slopes.
Amid competitive pressure and an attempt to diversify, Polartec is betting on a new, smaller scale manufacturing facility in Tennessee, leaving its union in Massachusetts behind. The pragmatic private equity approach is in stark contrast to the days that long-time employees remember, when former CEO Aaron Feuerstein led the company with his heart on his sleeve
The hunt for the truth about Eastern Air Lines Flight 980
This aggressive trail helmet is the most versatile all-mountain lid on the market
Forget about counting reps in your head. This clever jump rope uses embedded LEDs to project that number in front of you.
Seven affordable items you should always have packed and ready to go. Just in case.
Nissan plans to build a truck specifically for search and rescue teams
For Wes Price, growing up in the church left something to be desired. He didn't find it in the four walls of a church, or through partying, so he went outside.
Cody Townsend and Elyse Saugstad bring you the second edition of It's Called Backcountry Skiing.
Delve Action and Louie Wray set up the world's longest human-anchored highline.
A new photo book tells the stories of trailblazing athletes and advocates. There’s a good chance you haven’t heard of most of them.
It seems like everything in the grocery store is labeled "super." We dove into which foods are actually proven, by science, to be good for you and which ones are all hype.
It could be the key to making the industry more sustainable, but it's also (unsurprisingly) difficult to convince manufacturers to share their R&D finds. Which is where Patagonia comes in.
Skier Jonah Howell had an untraditional entry into ski movies.
Two impassioned mass protests: one led by white people with guns, the other by nonviolent Native Americans. Taken together, they shed light on the centuries-old myth of the valiant cowboy and savage Indian—and on white privilege and institutional racism in America.
A new documentary argues that the Central Asia Institute’s founder was treated unfairly by "60 Minutes" and Jon Krakauer when they took him down in 2011. The newsmagazine and the author remain unfazed, and both stand by their original reporting.
How accurate is the new show about an outdoor magazine’s website? We asked staffers at our outdoor magazine’s website.
Snowmakers do their jobs at night, in frigid temperatures, while handling heavy, cumbersome equipment. Which means they need gear they can rely on.
There is an evolutionary death match under way in Hawaii, where half a million feral cats, some of them infected with a terrifying zombie parasite, are wreaking havoc on endangered species. Some people call them the "kitties of doom." Others will do anything to save them.
Mystery Ranch has a simple design philosophy: design stuff that fits and works for as many different people as possible
The fact that a jury found the Bundy brothers not guilty is baffling, and could embolden other anti-government extremists who think the federal government shouldn't own land
The most expensive (and beautiful) bike pump ever made
We went cliff diving and rock climbing with the stunt-person, athlete, and daredevil
While editing Haywire, Cheyne Lempe escaped to Kalymnos, Greece to decompress. Awake in Me is an attempt to reevaluate and relearn how to move forward from such a traumatic experience.
The BioLite BaseCamp stove has quickly become one of our favorite fall car camping tools. This wood-powered stove offers a great alternative to traditional fuel stoves or heavy grills and has a USB port to charge your devices while you cook.
Shane and Sandra Young of Aussie Expeditions have built one of the most impressive Land Rover Defenders we've ever seen
The trucker hat is an essential piece of kit here at Outside. We use them to keep the sun off our faces on the skin track and the sweat out of our eyes during post-work trail runs. Plus, they always go well with the de facto office uniform: a flannel and jeans. Here are eight of our favorites.
Fall’s stealth timepieces are burly, technical, and 100 percent badass
The big-box retailers, so popular in the Midwest and South, are ideal places to find inexpensive, durable camp gear
For decades, the Property and Environment Research Center has extolled the virtues of free-market environmentalism. Could their ideas save our parks?
The books, movies, music, podcasts, and other media on our radar
The best way to store your bike in a small apartment
Most e-bikes are big, heavy, and a pain to haul around when you’re not pedaling. The Vektron ($3,400) bucks that trend, with a frame that folds down small enough to fit under your desk at work. It also has a motor with a max speed of 20 miles per hour…
The best everyday carry knife money can buy
Chad Sayers and Forest Coots traveled to Iran to find new ski terrain. However, they also explored the social impact skiing has on the country.
Whether it be a seasoned pro, local shredder, or selfless friend, mentors are a pivotal part of the outdoor experience.
Andrew Upchurch lives in Yosemite Valley and works as custodial staff for Yosemite Hospitality. With the best granite in California is his backyard, his time off is spent climbing.
Harald Zeller built a custom sidecar for his motorcycle so he could bring his dog Jake along with him.
This fall, we've partnered with Portland, Oregon's Pickathon Music Fest to showcase some of the year's best new music.
Planners of cities both large and small are working overtime to build the parks, trails, and bike paths to help residents be more active than ever
We took the best parts of our favorite cities and created the ultimate utopia for outdoor lovers
A folding knife that will also start your campfire
In Crested Butte, CO, you may see a group of climbers doing something you've never imagined. They summit mountains without vision.
Our Play Now series highlights an epic POV clip so you can get in on the action even when you're stuck behind a desk.
Have you ever found yourself on a boat besieged by pirates? Aboard a derailing train? Former Navy SEAL Clint Emerson explains how to survive these crises and many more in his new book, 100 Deadly Skills: Survival Edition.
We crunched the numbers and consulted the pros to answer the perennial barstool debate
The comedian, actor, and author of the new woodworking book 'Good Clean Fun' talks about one of his favorite projects—a canoe paddle
The simplest way to ensure children have free play is often the hardest: opening the door and shooing them out. On their own.
Yes, we should limit how much time our kids spend in front of screens, but we're going about it the wrong way
Pete Kostelnick just broke one of the toughest running records in history, logging an average of 72 miles for 42 days straight. He's the latest in a line of runners going back 120 years who have tested their mettle by crossing the country on foot.
The Wyoming state government recently released a study weighing the pros and cons of transferring federal lands to the state. The results were unequivocal: it's a terrible idea.
Born with just one leg, Emmanuel was seen as disabled and cursed. But this man overcomes challenges and is determined to change the perception of disability in Ghana.
For those who suffer from a disability, winter can seem like an eternity. Maine Adaptive Sports and Recreation provides an outlet for folks with disabilities to pursue outdoor adventures.
From the Basin and Range Unscripted Series, The Locals Project shares the story of Carabiner Coffee Company.
Mountain Biker Matt Hunter and his son Robbie ride some laps in Kamloops, BC.
Studies have shown that being outside has positive psychological and physiological benefits. Can the nature cure compete with Xanax?
Old-school toughness takes on modern performance in the Australian Outback
A new material modeled on cold-water animals' coats could lead to thinner, warmer wetsuits.
Listen to your primal fear or die trying
David Roberts, a major figure in modern adventure literature, has explored risk, death, and loss for more than 50 years. Now he’s fighting cancer while producing new writing—including a series of reflections on his disease—that friends and colleagues believe is his best work yet.
A new book and movie explore the causes, legacy, and drama of the oil spill. But neither probe deeply enough.
When filmmaker Edgar Hans set out to film Season with his partner Eliott, they wanted to showcase the connection between mountain biking and nature.
It started with Salomon asking their fans: "What is your #FreeskiDreamTrip?"