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Riding under the volcanoes

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Dan Baum, author of Gun Guys: A Road Trip, talks to Jason Fagone about the appeal of the AR-15 rifle, the link between gun love and social class, and how carrying a firearm changes the way you look at the world

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Elizabeth Eilers Sullivan catches up with 16-year-old Noah Pereira, the recent winner of a 150-mile dogsled race in Alaska that's seen as the precursor to the famous Iditarod

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From renting a car to cheap places to stay and where to go, 15 tips for skiing the Alps

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Ready to hit the hills? If your gear needs an update—this winter or next—consider these pieces from POC.

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Bill Bradley lost his job in December, and he hasn't stopped running since. The funny thing: he's not alone.

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"If I die here on the road, at least I'm doing something to change my life."

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Polish team bags summit

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Soviet was living with Afghan natives

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Hamas event shut down by U.N. aid agency

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Cited their anti-gay stance

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With helmet cams ubiquitous at ski resorts and on trails, everyone is a filmmaker nowadays. But making a good movie takes some practice, planning, and just a pinch of luck.

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If there's one garment people are going to be talking about this year, it's the Encapsil. So we put a second Outside gear tester on the assignment.

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A new study shows that, despite everything you've heard—and experienced—running isn't as hard on the body as you might think. But can we trust the results?

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If you're not a hunter, you may think that a dog's instinct to locate, pursue, and kill doesn't pertain to you, but you would be wrong. Evaluating an animal's prey drive should be of paramount consideration in selecting a pet or working dog.

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Greg and Julie Welch thought they were taking their regular, annual trip, paddling through the Boundary Waters Canoe Area in Minnesota. Then the fire came.

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Introducing the March 2013 issue

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From paleo to gluten-free, fueling an active day is more confusing than ever. Until now. Simplify your options with long-time food columnist and bestselling author Mark Bittman’s delicious new plan.

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In protest of sport being dropped from Olympics

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First fatality in 33 years

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Police provide protection

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Costa rica is basically one giant, overrun eco-resort, right? Not here.

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Join Ryan Koupal on a four-day adventure

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Experience the aurora borealis at Chena Hot Springs Resort

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Words of wisdom from Heart publishing executive Michael Clinton, a new backpack developed by Kelly Slater, and a look at the new 50-room Basecamp Hotel in South Lake Tahoe

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Ali Carr Troxell tests Helly Hansen’s new, innovative way to keep you warm out on the slopes

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There is no explicit definition of ocean or marine wilderness anywhere in the world, but there are about a dozen generally-agreed-upon places in the United States where you can—and should—see it

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Seven years after the release of the original, Gregory has re-launched the Targhee system with upgrades that include a new suspension built specifically for this pack

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Of the more than 200 small bicycle manufacturers that gathered to show off their designs at the 9th annual North American Handmade Bicycle Show in Denver last week, these seven stood out

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Did Katie Heaney actually go dogsledding? It seems like it—or this whole thing is just an extremely detailed fever dream.

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New technology is making it easier than ever for athletes to fine-tune their nutrition through blood analysis. Prepare to send in the vials.

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Three blood-analysis companies to help maximize performance

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This new line is made specifically so you don't have to fumble around in your pack while out on a run

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The Colorado Information Center's avalanche forecaster talks about the most common mistakes backcountry skiers make, how to mitigate risk, and how to survive an avalanche

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Thrusters fail to kick in

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Members-only resort failed to materialize

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Suffering from depleted numbers

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After team filmed on flight

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In this exclusive clip from The Discovery Channel’s Weed Country, airing at 10 p.m. on Wednesday, March 6, 2013, grower Nate Morris returns to his farm to find that his crop has been ripped up by a fellow grower.

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Aaron Mulkey goes ice climbing and kayaking in Cody, Wyoming.

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The weather's been bad, and all I've been doing is sitting at home and practicing my knots. Is there an app for that?

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A better way to beat the ice

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Most people, you know, put on a pair of shoes in order to start running. Chris Hawson, though, needed to take his off.

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What’s it like to be a woman in the male-dominated outdoor industry? Donna Carpenter, Burton’s president and co-founder, is doing something to prove that diversity in the workplace equals success.

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One in three vehicles sold today is an SUV, but that doesn't mean you (necessarily) need one

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Performance tires, all-season tires, snow tires: Which should you be using?

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Budget cuts could cause long-term damage

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As rising waters lap at endangered species' heels, the most effective responses are likely found outside the scope of that landmark legislation

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Direct impacts rarely end well. Every year, collisions with wildlife result in 1.5 million crashes, 200 deaths, and $1 billion in vehicle damage. Here are five tips to stay safe.

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A stylish, go-anywhere cross-over wagon with power to spare.

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Rooftop cargo carrier's have a nickname: rocket boxes.

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You see strange things when you head up R&D at Patagonia. Like goose down floating in illuminated tubes. You go to strange places. Like secret labs inside white-washed corporations in Austin, Texas.

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Ease your way into barefoot running

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Renews a 1998 decision

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What kind of damage do bumps do to your body? What can I do to strengthen beforehand and counteract the aftereffects?

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I'm trying to measure my progress on a new exercise routine. What's the best device for tracking body fat at home?

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I travel to China twice a year for work, but never escape the sprawling cities. I’d like to extend my stay next time, and go hiking, or snorkeling, or mountain climbing—something outdoorsy. Where should I go?

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Winter is great, except when you’re holed up with no sun all day. Take your weekends back with one of these fresh, easy adventures.

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A mobile home for modern adventurers, Bowlus’ Road Chief is your secret weapon for stylish, comfortable staycations and short- or long-term adventures you can drive to

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Pick up a shelter dog and curious about what breed he or she is? In this, the second in a two-part series, Ali Carr Troxell learn about Odin and Rio for the first time.

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Ditch the stroller, don't give in to frustration, and take baby steps

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Raising money for World Bicycle Relief

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Three others taken to the hospital

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Cuts 30 staff, other brands

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Swimming near the beach in Auckland

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Leo Houlding, Jason Pickles, and Sean “Stanley” Leary go deep into the Amazon to attempt a first ascent on the magnificent Cerro Autana.

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Or will I be totally out of shape this spring?

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I want to climb one of the Seven Summits and have narrowed the list to Aconcagua or Kilimanjaro. I’m in excellent shape and an experienced hiker, but not a mountaineer. Which one would you recommend?

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Pick up a shelter dog and curious about what breed he or she is? In this, the first in a two-part series, Ali Carr Troxell orders a cheek-swab test kit from Canine Heritage.

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The prosecutor in the Oscar Pistorius bail hearing claimed that the athlete was found with a box of steroids. How likely is it that PEDs could contribute to a murderous rampage?

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In this chapter from Animal Wise, the latest book from journalist Virginia Morell, the author visits renowned scientist Dr. Irene Pepperberg to explore cognition in parrots, specifically, Alex the African Grey

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A new study shows that specializing in a sport increases your risk of injury 1.5 times, but can we trust the findings?

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Argues statute of limitations

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