A new study of Western States ultrarunners illustrates the power of looking beyond simple risk factors to predict injury

At Olympic, you can go from luscious rainforests, to snowcapped peaks, to the stunning Pacific Coast—all in one park. What more could you ask for?

Our final roundup of cool new gear, education recaps, hot takes, and more from the floor of Outdoor Retailer in Denver

After receiving a difficult diagnosis last year, Larsen drew on his decades of experience as an adventurer to fight the disease

Bobsledder Steve Mesler incorporates these practices into training to boost his mental health and physical performance

Katie Compton has said she never intentionally or knowingly took a banned substance after the USADA issued her a four-year ban

Emily Harrington and Adrian Ballinger aren’t just professional athletes and road trippers—they’re really cool dog parents too

We spent a day on the lake with professional athletes and dog parents, Emily Harrington and Adrian Ballinger and here's what we learned

From your adventure dog’s safety and comfort to following Leave No Trace principles and proper food storage, Ollie and his dad Stephen have some note-worthy tips for car camping together

Whether you’re looking to bag a 14er or just head out on a longer hike with your adventure pup, Ollie and his dad Stephen have some sage advice for making the most of your time on the trail.

Two versatile, go-anywhere dresses that are practical before all else

Jenna Robinson believes that “this sense of calm is born in a moment when something vast and majestic is encountered, and it demands a pause from the mental chatter”

Versatility is the name of the game with these yet to be released items

Daniel Pérez and the Sanba Cycling Team are proving that delivery workers, line cooks, and mechanics race bikes, too

The curious challenge of loving someone who’s always leaving you in the dust

New gear, hot takes, cool startups, and more from the second day of Outdoor Retailer in Denver

Plus, inspired whiskey drinks to enjoy once you arrive

A stroke of good luck saved Slim Pickins Outfitters from closing during the pandemic. Now, the owners are using the new interest in their shop to help people of color find autonomy, ownership, and space in the outdoors.

Try this simple, fun, and effective structured fartlek to cultivate sprint speed and improve your 5k-marathon time.

How lessons from the marathon legend's master class can make you a faster runner.

Many major national parks implemented new reservation systems intended to give visitors a more positive experience by decreasing gridlock, parking issues, and long lines for public services. But are they actually helping or making it more difficult to visit a park?

Injury forces ultra legend Scott Jurek off the trail

Fifteen riders and five alternates have been selected to compete in the 20th year of the big-mountain freeride competition in Virgin, Utah

To live in the small town of Haines, Alaska, is to live with bears, with roughly one brown bear for every nine human residents. Last winter, a local snowboarder woke a hibernating brown bear in the backcountry and was severely injured, furthering tensions between food-stressed bears and anxious local residents. But in most encounters, it’s the bear that ends up dead, prompting the question of what it means to coexist.

A roundup of what you missed at the first day of the industry's largest trade show in Denver

Two studies analyzed 7 years of training done by Olympic gold medalist Jakob Ingebrigtsen and his two stellar siblings. Here's what the researchers found.

Our Outdoor Retailer Gear of Show picks are all items that make life outside easier

Hunters and anglers say other outdoor users need to step up as the costs of conservation skyrocket

The power of shifting from “I have to do this” to “Let’s see what I can do” in a race.

The Tokyo Games reminded us why athletics remains the greatest show on earth

Scientists have been debating whether muscles contract more slowly as you age, but new data suggests the real problem is a loss of strength

The multi-use Lost Sierra Route will link underserved mountain communities, providing recreational adventures and economic sustainability

When COVID-19 hit, one Outside editor found solace in an unexpected hobby

Coach Carl explains why, how and when to do faster speed workouts during your marathon training, and how to prepare for specific course challenges.

A few of our favorite moments from the Tokyo Games that inspired us for their demonstration of courage, commitment, passion and excellence.

Polartec’s NeoShell and eVent took the hardshell scene by storm more than a decade ago—only to be outshone by proprietary versions of the same stuff. Can these brands mount a comeback?

We spoke with Sword, the former Oberalp, Pearl Izumi, and Bell/Giro executive, about his new post and the opportunities—and challenges—that lie ahead for the Colorado company he now leads

There are more people than ever exploring our nation’s backcountry roads. People like Marcus Trusty are helping keep them clean, safe, and open.

Leaf peeping in New England. Surfing California’s coast. Cruising Alaska’s Inside Passage (yes, Alaska, in fall). We scoured the world to find the absolute best destinations to satisfy your autumn wanderlust—especially this year, when we all have a little cabin fever.

Leaf peeping in Colorado. Surfing the Azores. Cruising Alaska’s Inside Passage—yes, Alaska, in fall. We scoured the world to find epic adventures and stunning destinations to satisfy your autumn wanderlust, especially this year, when we all have a little cabin fever.

Trade shows are returning this summer, but for many, sustainability measures have taken a back seat to safety

This time the former AT record holder is heading southbound and shooting for a time of under 40 days

A physical therapist explains why your wrists hurt, and how to rehabilitate and protect them

These six scenic byways will bring you across the most beautiful destinations on the East Coast

Think the central states are mostly flat and boring? These seven scenic byways will change your mind.

Explore lonely desert roads, venture deep into Utah's red-rock country, or head for the high alpine of the Rocky Mountains

From California's sheer cliffs to Oregon's craggy mountains, the west coast of the U.S. is home to some of the planet's most stunning scenery. Here's how to see the best of it.

From winding canyon roads and vast desert straightaways to historic routes and serene oceanside drives, the U.S. is home to some of the most awe-inspiring roads in the world. So e compiled 25 of the best byways—each loaded with joy-inducing adventure, scenery, and history.

“Is it your interpretation that I am taking you for your walk, or would you say that you are taking me for my walk?”

After years of debate on the dangers of “too much exercise,” researchers sum up the state of current knowledge

Challenge yourself, choose your own pace, and embrace nature all by yourself

Electric muscle stimulation claims to be a more efficient form of exercise. Here’s how it holds up.

The positive impact of Polartec’s textile and fabric innovations—from the invention of fleece to technologies for all conditions—cannot be overstated

For the first time since OBJ began tracking the stock performance of outdoor-focused public companies, the industry slipped. Was it a blip or does it signal the start of a trend?

Despite difficult conditions, the women’s sport-climbing finals produced a predictable result

It’s obviously summer

And what to do when your fitness level doesn’t match your adventure partner’s

From well-trodden classics to unheard-of epics, these trails offer something for everyone and access to the best of our national parks

Here's what went down on the third and final day of the inaugural Salt Lake City open-air trade show

A behind-the-scenes look at why outdoor brands are opening up new, in-person retail locations—even after the pandemic prompted a surge in online sales

American Nathaniel Coleman took second, while perennial favorite Adam Ondra missed out on the podium altogether

Kyle Dickman had spent his life chasing adventure. But after nearly dying from a snake bite, he saw menacing risks everywhere he went.

Ski-town restaurants are in dire need of workers, but ongoing housing crises are making it impossible for staff to live where they work

You might not be a wildland firefighter, but that doesn’t mean you can’t train like one

The Flying Cloud 30FB Office oozes quality, but it’s not immune to the bumps in the road

All you have to do is go outside and try something new

Can I cut switchbacks? What about smoking on the trail? And what do I do with all those rocks?

From expert tips to gear recommendations to trail inspiration, we teamed up with Swedish gearmaker Fjällräven to help you make the most of your time in nature

Catch up on everything you missed at Day 2 of The Big Gear Show, including hot takes from retailers and exhibitors, new and noteworthy products, education sessions, and more

When your social media account attracts a storm of negative comments, what’s the best way to respond? Brands, experts, and influencers weigh in.

We put tough, dirty miles on these new customizable trail shoes that are generating buzz for their price tag — and find they deliver, with premium comfort and performance.

In Episode 16 of the Endurance Podcast, host Ian Sharman talks with elite road and trail runner — and physical therapist — Tim Tollefson about optimizing your training to be your best on the road or the trail.

Here's how pro-travelers plan their trips before the rubber meets the road.

Ready to hit the road in your RV? Here are some valuable tips to get you started.

Guess who’s opening their door for an exclusive OURv tour?

Whether you’re looking to explore mountains, canyons, beaches—or all three—these RV trips have something for every kind of adventurer

Fiction by Colson Whitehead, a Tokyo 2020 video game, and a fascinating history of coyotes

No runner has ever won the 5,000-meter, 1,500-meter, and 10,000-meter treble at the same Olympics. But there have been other memorable distance triples and doubles.

These pieces have been in heavy rotation for years

It takes patience and some trial and error to make new trail buddies