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The hunting, fishing, hiking, and work clothes built for getting dirty.
If you've registered online for a race in the past decade, you've probably used Active Network—and you may have been stuck with a hidden fee
Colorado mountain to add trails, zip lines, and ropes course
Road biking can be dangerous. But thanks to advances in robotic car technology, we're approaching a day when there will be dramatically fewer fatalities on the road.
I've always heard that exercise is good for the brain, but does it actually have a real-world impact?
You need to equate exercise, not count calories
U.S. Attorney's Office says it won't pursue charge
We're siding with the functional fitness junkies on this one. CrossFit and ultrarunning are far from disturbing, ridiculously extreme—or worth writing off.
The company that brings us Rock 'n' Roll Marathons—and the media—largely waved off one race volunteer's complaint about unpaid labor. But there's reason to pay attention.
Underground site ready if the Senate changes hands
Highest resort in the state takes advantage of recent storms
Embedded in the company's Studio 2.5 is an extreme slow-motion feature called Flux that will change the way we edit video. Best of all, it's free.
This unbelievable video was filmed with Arbor team rider James Kelly, nicknamed “the American Dream,” to support the launch of his new pro model. It’s set in the hills of the Western Sierras, surrounding Kelly’s family cabin. Read more about the new model here.
In Higher Unplugged: Episode 11, Teton Gravity Research gives you a behind the scenes look at what it took to film Jeremy Jones’ Higher. Filming in the world’s harshest landscapes comes with it’s own unique set of challenges, including keeping cameras charged, footage safe,…
DPS Cinematic, the new film wing of DPS Skis, is releasing four short films beginning October 21. Each film was shot in a distinct location from around the globe, including Valle Nevado, Mt. Baker, Baldface and Refugio Frey. …
Why do we decide to explore mountains, trails and the wilderness? Perhaps because, as Thoreau once said, “we can never have enough of nature.” A short film directed by Maxime and Francois Tornier and produced by Outdoor Live, The Ingenuous Choice features mountain runner Anton Krupicka exploring wilderness, racing 100…
The first short film from More Than Just Parks, this video is an incredibly stunning journey through Olympic National Park. The culmination of a month of backpacking, 500 miles traveled, and 50,000 photos and videos taken, this short film showcases the park’s glacial mountain…
Sure, we've all dreamed about leaving work behind and retreating to a simple mountain getaway. But these lucky souls have made the dream a reality. We asked our Instagram followers to submit photos of their favorite wild hideouts using #OutsideCabins. Here are 25 standouts.
Looking for one shoe that can do it all? The Outback is a great choice.
Hunker down in a fully outfitted private cottage and brace yourself for stunning views of the country's wild majesty.
A nine-month test. Two hot new disc brake-equipped road bikes. And one revelation: disc brakes are here to stay.
Unleash 493 horses on the water with this versatile transformer.
We'd known about the storm for days, so how come hundreds of trekkers were caught off guard?
Ski racing champion plans to focus on equestrian sports after retiring
From the depth of the creative visuals to the groundbreaking, never-been-done-before scale of the shoot, Afterglow is being hailed as one of the most cinematically profound ski movies ever made. Deep pillows and Alaskan spines, all filmed at night, with massive lights, custom made LED suits, and a…
Don't shorten your routine just yet.
I hear the whole stunt-man thing is a great workout. Is it worth incorporating into my routine?
Intelligent designs that are up for anything—and so fun to ride that you’ll want to take them everywhere.
Air fare goes to new heights with Swiss International Air Lines' pop-up restaurant
Improve your life in five minutes or less.
As a species, we're living longer and having fewer children. And that's a fantastic development for amateur athletes—and society as a whole.
Photographer Ben Moon takes us on his journey through Norway, using the all-new Lytro Illum camera—designed to capture fuller, deeper, and more stunning images than ever before. Relive his adventure through the Nordic countryside with four artists and VW camper.
Five mountain towns where the skiing and riding are matched by equally entertaining off-the-slopes escapades.
Renowned physical therapist Kelly Starrett lays out movement standards for runners. Meet them, and you'll stay out of his office. Don't meet them, and you shouldn't be running.
These two carbon 27.5ers may look similar on paper, but they ride like very different machines.
Looking for the funnest terrain in North America? Go here.
For years, professional climbers Freddie and Janet Wilkinson would come home from some of the world’s tallest mountains to a 12-by-12-foot box they built on a New England hill. Why? Because big lives need few walls.
Marketing stunt turns shoppers into climbers
World's longest indoor ski run ready for construction near Dallas
There's no doubt that obstacle-course racing is growing at an explosive rate. In 2014, an estimated 10 million people competed in 5,000 events across 30 countries. In her debut book, Erin Beresini uncovers the growing sport's most compelling characters and provides the most authoritative insiders' guide to date.
Tired of epic lift lines, hostile locals, and $15 burgers at the lodge? Something wonderful is happening in a remote pocket of British Columbia, where homegrown spirit is flourishing beyond the reach of corporate resorts and there's plenty of powder to share.
Shot by son-in-law while tangling with bear
Terrorism, disease, food and water shortages could worsen
Cold is brutal on skin. Keep your armor smooth with these simple remedies.
There are many threats to the 50-year-old Wilderness Act. But the most dangerous, Kenneth Brower says, comes from those who are chipping away at the very idea of wilderness itself.
When a craft-beer brewery starts making hand-made mountain bikes and putting them on a kickass North Carolina ranch, happiness is only a singletrack ride away.
The German-American surfing writer was kidnapped by Somali pirates in 2012—and held for two years and eight months. Joshua Hammer reports on his imprisonment, drawn-out negotiations to ensure his release, and the ugly business of kidnapping for cash. As the global debate over ransoming hostages heats up, just how should we be getting our journalists home?
Similar to compound banned for major health risks
We see plenty of incredible travel photos every day—it's hard to pick only a handful to highlight as exceptional. However, these images published over the course of September really stood out.
Mountains, water, and Incan myths collide in this Peruvian playground.
The Veloloop tricks traffic lights into thinking your bike is a car.
The world's top skiers and snowboarders share their favorite mountain accessories.
With more than 3,500 stellar beers on site, it's tough to pick favorites. But we did our best.
