Officials have reminded the public that summer conditions can quickly become dangerously cold and windy atop the 6,288-foot peak

Detour off the Strip and into the Mojave Desert on this bucket-list adventure from EAGLERIDER and Yamaha

Musher Quince Mountain is about to embark on his second Iditarod, a long-distance dogsled race across Alaska. He and his dogs will be traveling 1,000 miles over mountains, tundra, sea ice, and parts of the frozen Yukon river. We asked him what he packs to eat.

'A Fighting Chance' provides an authentic look into the lives of four Olympic Games hopefuls from diverse countries

There were oh so many highlights in Saturday’s historic Lead & Boulder Combined event

From Acadia in Maine to the Everglades in Florida, this road trip hits seven national parks, covers 1,800 miles, and guides you away from the crowds 

Fend off fatigue by eating enough of the essential macronutrient

Walking from terminus to terminus is a thru-hiker’s dream, but what about when circumstances—or a really cool side trail—lead you on a detour?

The Lyngen peninsula in northern Norway is home to 124 peaks, each over 3,200 feet tall. Professional skiers Nikolai Schirmer, Merrick Johnston, and Asbjørn Eggebø Næss traveled there back in 2018—and learned a valuable safety lesson in the process.

Many athletes believe that the more time they spend in the gym, the fitter and more competitive they’ll be, but that's usually not the case.