Outside magazine, January 1996 Climbing: But Can You Get the “Times” Up There? Introducing Todd Skinner’s newest home away from home By Greg Child The only thing Todd Skinner seems to like more than talking about climbing is doing it. And clearly he loves doing it.

Bolsters credentials for the upcoming Sochi Games

He's the original dirtbag hero, with a record of first ascents and endless exploration that will never be matched. At 87, Fred Beckey is still crazy for rock.

The mutant Bio-Inspired Ice Vehicle makes its way to the South Pole.

Outside’s Annual Travel Guide, 1999/2000 Page: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 ¡Viva Veracruz! Bordered by white-sand beaches to the east and the verdant Sierra Madre Oriental Mountains to the west, the eastern Mexican state of Veracruz has somehow been overlooked by adventure…

Two new plane-crash memoirs hope to soar into the survival-narrative canon.

This is sure to end well

Visionary environmentalist David Brower birthed the modern conservation movement in the 1950s with his aggressive, principled defense of the earth. Kenneth Brower celebrates his father's legacy in his new book, The Wildness Within.

For climbers Carlo Traversi, Kevin Jorgeson, and Tommy Caldwell, multi-discipline climbing has become a top priority. Emerging from a conversation about pushing limits these three set up a new challenge: climb a 14'er, a 5.14, and V14 all in the same day.

Wolverines once roamed North American in hordes. Now an endangered species, one team is trying to recover their population in Washington.