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This short film follows a pod of whales as they play and glide through the waters off the coast of Maui
They help you break falls and climb walls. Here's how to keep them strong.
From far-flung mesas to rainy weather, our travel columnist managed to avoid the bustle at one of the Utah's most popular hiking destinations. It's our 62 Parks Traveler's 15th stop on her journey to visit every U.S. national park in a year.
There’s at least one potential benefit to extreme winter weather: Shivering appears to torch significant calories by converting energy-storing white fat to energy-burning brown fat. In a recent study, National Institutes of Health investigators subjected volunteers to various environments (including some really cold ones) and found that about 15…
Outside magazine, January 1996 Intake: The Latest Hydration Helper By Dana Sullivan Staying hydrated during a long workout can lead the human athlete to believe that a couple of water-storing humps might be a superior evolutionary trait. Camel envy aside, a substance called glycerol–a naturally occurring component…
And the details on how to install them
Outside magazine, January 1996 Buying Right: Winter-Wise Boots By Glenn Randall Insulated hiking boots are more expensive than rubber-bottomed, felt-lined pac boots, and they’re not quite as warm. But pac boots aren’t made for walking; for anything a step more vigorous than ice fishing you’ll find them…
Travel Guide, Winter 1995-1996 Bonaire By Trish Reynales You can spot first-time travelers to Bonaire by their dive knives–those Sea Hunt-style numbers that attach to your leg with rubber sheaths and straps. The polite Bonaireans won’t say a word about it, but wearing a dive knife here…
