The campsite reservation platform just added thousands of RV parks, camping resorts, and private campgrounds to its inventory

Outside Festival welcomes Hazlett to the lineup for the second annual Outside Festival in Denver’s Civic Center Park on May 31-June 1.

This new thru-hike has no beginning or end—but it does have everything else, from deep wilderness to late-night parties.

Montana Rep. Ryan Zinke, who helped launch the Public Lands Caucus in the U.S. House of Representatives, disagrees with plans to sell off federal land

According to new research, keeping two repetitions in reserve is almost as good as maxing out every set of your strength routine.

Warmer weather opens up a wider array of activity options that highlight the Petoskey Area, Michigan’s unassuming hub for year-round adventure

Not all trail races are created equally: 22-year-old collegiate trail running champion Stuart Terrill learned the very hard way at the U.S. Mountain Running Championships last summer

Veteran guides share tips and tricks for avoiding or navigating the gridlock that always arises on the trail to the top

Vest shares her tips for getting started in sewing and what she builds into her own creations

More than a century after their founding, national parks are still a reminder that we can all come together over the things we love most.

This Father’s Day, choose the perfect timepiece from this innovative watch brand

Our reporter has confirmed four fatalities, as well as multiple helicopter rescues from high on the peak

These 14 best women's running T-shirts and tanks will keep you cool, dry, comfortable, and stylish

Not only does the robot waste copious amounts of water, but it spits out incomplete (and bland) recipes

A TikTok creator's unorthodox videos have racked up millions of views in the name of public land conservation.

Once a niche piece of lightweight gear, this waterproof layer is now strutting trails and runways alike.

Brick-and-mortar shops are peddling more than just product these days. Come for the gear, stay for the group rides, runs, and game nights.

Do they climb the same route every year? Is it just a bunch of rich people up there? You have Mount Everest questions and we have answers.

The wildest spaces are far from crowded parks and manicured trails. Peer into the undiscovered corners of the country where remote adventures await and explorers have found new places and ways to get wild.

Everything you didn't expect in a state that's flat-out surprising

After more than 4,000 miles and hours of lab testing, we found the men's running shirts that will keep you cool, dry, and comfortable on all your runs

Pinkbike writers and editors tested 25 trail bikes last year. These seven picks impressed us the most.

Loud? Sure. In the way? Maybe. But these crews are carving out space—and making cities feel like home.

After a Czech climber suffered altitude sickness on the world’s highest peak, a helicopter pilot executed a dramatic long-line rescue at Camp III at 24,000 feet

Connect your next road trip with the Mountain State’s best destination campsites

Give them the gift of self-sufficiency, problem-solving, and adventure with a multi-tool that does it all

Take it from a professional trier-of-new-things: taking up a new outdoor pursuit can change your life—and the more hurdles you face in doing so, the more reasons you have to try

Physical therapist-approved moves to warm up your arm, back, and chest muscles

Electric mountain bikes are no longer anomalies on the trail, and some say they’ll soon outnumber traditional bikes. If you feel like that escalated quickly, you’re not alone.

In his latest video dispatch, Ben Ayers interviews Viorel “Wally” Stirbu, who is back at Everest for his third attempt to reach the summit

Volunteering is an incredible way to connect with like-minded people over a shared goal. Here are seven ways to get started.

Explore the world's best bike tours—from the French Alps to New Zealand's gravel, discover top outfitters to plan your next dream trip.

In his new memoir, de la Rocha explores the meaning of vulnerability, manhood, and the healing power of the outdoors.

There are tons of outdoor organizations espousing great causes—but some have better merch than others. Here are seven you'll be proud to represent.

Do more of what you love—from pitching a tent at a weekend festival to searching out the most remote campsites—with the best gear from REI

The outdoor activities we love may be our best shot at building the community we want

Federal cutbacks will leave our favorite pathways without vital resources and maintenance this year. Our hiking columnist explains how you can grab a chainsaw and a shovel and get involved.

We drank more than 100 cups of coffee and professionally cupped 24 to find instant coffee you will be happy to pack in

Though best known for its thrilling whitewater, West Virginia’s diverse paddling possibilities range from clear shoreline cruises to mellow moving water

Visits to national parks don’t have to be a touristy nightmare. Here are all the hacks you need, from timed entry advice and how to snag permits, to the best camp spots and ideal times to go. Maximize your adventure with these tips on where to stay and play.

A celebration under the open sky offers an irreplaceable source of community, connection, and joy—which is the big idea behind the Outside Festival.

Thanks to the EXPLORE Act, most outdoor photographers and videographers will no longer need permits to shoot in national parks

For musician Neal Francis, self-reflection makes for better jams.

You'll find Denver’s most enchanting forest romp in an unlikely location: this downtown hotel.

Mushrooms play a role in my mental health journey, but I’m careful about when—and where—I use them

A first look at EcoFlow’s innovative WAVE 3 Portable Air Conditioner and GLACIER Classic Portable Cooler/Freezer

In his latest dispatch, our Everest reporter explains the crucial work done by rope-fixing teams. Plus, one climber’s global triathlon ends at Everest.

The 38-year-old from Chicago beat a brain tumor as a teenager and used his passion for mountaineering to raise money for cancer charities

From cowgirl boots to running shoes to sunglasses, these are the spring gear products our editors can't get enough of.

Here’s how to explore the stunning cascades in every corner of the Mountain State

Eternal’s sports-minded health care program keeps members active and healthy longer

The Stars Wars actor and his best friend Charley Boorman take us inside their latest motorcycle trip for the new Apple TV+ docuseries "Long Way Home"

It's time to deeply and truly appreciate the green stuff

From hitch racks to vertical racks, these eight options will transport your bikes securely, safely, and efficiently

Follow West Virginia’s famed country roads through spirited small towns to uncrowded gems and world-class outdoor adventures

Perfect for lounging at the shore, camping in the woods, or watching your kid’s soccer match, the Hondo Beach Chair is smaller, lighter, and much easier to pack than other Yeti chairs 

In his latest video dispatch, our writer explains the naming debate surrounding the world’s highest peak

Hikers around the world are rediscovering Spain's Camino de Santiago, Medieval Europe's version of the thru-hike. A veteran of the pilgrimage shares his tips for getting your boots on the path.

Adventure couples share their tips for handling jealousy and FOMO and supporting their partner in pursuing a dream.

If you can't gift mom her next adventure, consider one of these outdoorsy presents

These tester-approved sleeping pads and camp beds put comfort first

You probably know Katie Burrell from her Instagram skewering of outdoor stereotypes and her race ski-sharp takes on how relationships live and die on the trail. So you’d think talking to her would be a non-stop gigglefest, but Burrell has range that requires a lot of emotional intelligence. It turns out there’s no better place to develop that than on skis and mountain bikes.

Yes, the Met Gala is about fashion. But it's also about the memes. Here are some we outdoorsfolk found all too relatable.

Our Everest columnist shares some intel on how to avoid illness during the 11-day hike. Plus, a rest day adventure in the Himalayas.

Our ethics columnist helps a biologist reckon with the double-edged sword caused by land protection rules in the American West

Our parks have never been more popular—or understaffed. Here’s what to expect this summer and how to navigate the busiest parks.

Nutrient-dense, delicious, and super easy to make

An executive order triggers the finish-line fight for this historic Phoenix climbing area

Our writer stops by the Pangboche Monastery, a 600-year-old Sherpa religious center where Mount Everest climbers receive a blessing before their expeditions

Outside Festival Partner VIP Ticket Giveaway Official Rules Promotion Period: 5/19/2025 to 5/23/2025 NO PURCHASE NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN. A PURCHASE OR PAYMENT OF ANY KIND WILL NOT INCREASE YOUR CHANCES OF WINNING. VOID WHERE PROHIBITED BY LAW.

“My goal is to make it clear that you can be an average Joe and still take on those big races”

The White House released its budget request for 2026, and the plan calls for the Park Service to hand over control of some federal parklands to states

This ultramarathoner didn’t start running until his thirties. Now aged 55, he’s survived cancer—and completed a longtime quest to ski 300 miles across a remote Arctic island.

Charitable foundations that raise funds and organizer volunteers for the Grand Canyon, Yosemite, and other U.S. National Parks have seen an uptick in donations and manpower

The Hele Box solves a lot of problems for campers who sleep in their car

Yellowstone’s colorful and diverse landscape has inspired artists for more than 150 years

11 expert tips for a more serene experience at Zion, Bryce, Arches, and more

In the wake of the 2025 federal layoffs, Outdoorable offered to pay NPS rangers for their expertise. Now, dozens work as "trip therapists" for the fledgling travel-planning platform.

In his latest dispatch from the hike to Mount Everest Base Camp, the writer discusses how the booming tourism industry has changed the communities along the route. Plus, how much does a hotel cost?

Frontman Dave Simonett is bringing his nature-inspired music to the Outside Festival