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A professional climber dishes her secret sauce to mastering this dicey move

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A self-proclaimed "soft" writer tries to beef up his end-of-world skills during quarantine

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With states across the country experimenting with phased reopenings, here's what the rest of the summer could mean for outdoor adventure

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Practice now and they'll come in handy on future adventures

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These four are my favorites for messy yard activities

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Our writer was looking to find solace on the congested slopes of Snowdon in Wales when COVID-19 shut it down. He soon realized that a mountain devoid of humans isn't the vision he thought it would be.

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You can do more with this simple training tool than you think

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Last year, mountaineers Adrian Ballinger and Carla Perez summited K2 without supplemental oxygen

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Photographer Ben Moon spent much of his twenties living in a van and climbing by the ocean, but at 29, he was diagnosed with cancer

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Zion was either going to relight my fire or be my last big rock adventure for a while. I didn’t know which.

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Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, three Chinese teams reached the top of the world

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A group of eight researchers from China just summited the mountain with the sole mission of getting the most accurate measurement to date of the world's tallest peak

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While it may not be free-soloing El Cap, comedian and skier Katie Burrell takes on a daunting challenge in her home during quarantine

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To perform the ultimate lower-body move, you need to follow this progression

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We caught up with Scarpa's climbing shoe category manager Heinz Mariacher to talk about what's next

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Patagonia's Nano-Air line works for almost any adventure, thanks to its rare combination of durability, stretch, and breathability

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The internet is full of gizmos to help your body bounce back from training. These stand out.

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Sitka makes top-quality products for time outside, regardless of your preferred activity

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The joy of being a masochistic oddball

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The Brown Ascenders is out to have a good time—and to bring change and equity to the climbing culture

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Beth Rodden opens up about her decades-long struggle with her body and climbing

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As every seasoned traveler knows, the most meaningful trips are the ones where everything goes wrong

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Brittany Griffith says now is the perfect time to have some fun with your diet

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From the folks at Impact Route Setting, this video shows how they built a backyard bouldering wall

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Vasu Sojitra didn't let an amputation stop him from skiing or climbing. Now he's turning his attention to advocacy.

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Many male athletes struggle with eating disorders. By sharing his personal experience, Lightner hopes to let others know they are not alone.

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As the sport is poised to enter the Olympics, a veteran climbing writer delves into its past in 'High Drama: The Rise, Fall, and Rebirth of Competition Climbing'

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On going back to the mountains after a traumatic accident

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In an excerpt from her new book, 'Nerve: Adventures in the Science of Fear,' Outside correspondent Eva Holland is paralyzed by fear while hiking down from an ice climb. The experience catalyzes a quest to understand and overcome her acrophobia.

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In 1962, climber Maurice Horn completed the first ascent of the iconic Naked Edge route in Colorado's Eldorado Canyon

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Flouting the law is in our blood, but for the time being, caution equals caring

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Layers are the secret to staying warm, dry, and comfortable outdoors. These are the best for every situation.

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Cinemas and film festivals are screening online. Here are our favorites.

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'Shred It in Place' explores how iconic, untouched routes like the Kitchen Traverse can make this time just a little more bearable

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In this video, woodworker Andrew Szeto and his friends assemble an A-frame cabin in the the forest

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Train like a pro with these safe and simple hang-board workouts

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Alex Honnold and Black Diamond are out to make climbing iconic areas like El Cap and Devils Tower "a little bit more mellow"

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With 43,000 feet of elevation gain, 91 miles above 10,000 feet, and 63 summits, the route is not to be taken lightly. Brendan Leonard recounts one of his favorite adventures from the past decade.

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'Session with the Best' showcases two top climbers, Sean Bailey and Nathaniel Coleman, as they practice at the USA Climbing Training Center

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As it became clear that climbing walls could be an ideal host for the coronavirus, most gyms closed their doors this week

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An official declaration from Nepal's Department of Immigration confirms that the world's highest peak will be closed for the season due to coronavirus concerns

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For now, despite COVID-19 concerns, the Nepalese side is still open for business

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The ice climber, kayaker, and paraglider continues to explore uncharted territories into his fifties

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Nepal will soon indefinitely suspend visas on arrival for travelers from five countries where the virus has been detected in high numbers

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Rock climbing, getting lost, and scouting for rare birds are all perfect pursuits in California's Pinnacles National Park. It's our 62 Parks Traveler's second stop on her journey to visit every U.S. national park in a year.

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On February 24, registration opened for a series of climbing courses in an effort to standardize teaching the sport and help gym climbers transition to the outdoors in a safe way

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An entire mountain range to itself, dramatic stretches of the Rio Grande, and 118 miles of shared border with Mexico are just a few reasons why this 801,163-acre range in southwest Texas is worth a visit

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Can one pair of gloves be both thin and warm? I tried virtually everything out there until I found my perfect match in a pair from Hestras.

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Nothing says "I love you" like getting someone a gift they'll use again and again

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From visiting Alaska's fat bears to traveling solo across Scotland, here's how we're spending our PTO

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The pieces we kept coming back to

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Editor Jeremy Rellosa talks about when it's time to replace your climbing rope, quickdraws, harness, climbing shoes, and helmet

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It might be sooner than you think

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In 'Fine Lines,' from director Dina Khreino, climbers Alex Honnold, Lynn Hill, and Emily Harrington discuss their thoughts on risk and fear

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A supposedly fun thing I would absolutely do again

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Extend that layover—these megacities have plenty of outdoor activities within an hour or two of downtown

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New York City's least kid-friendly gym and its obsession with a "proper session"

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Climber Matt Cornell attempts to free solo Come and Get It an M7 mixed climb outside Bozeman, Montana

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I traveled abroad on a shoestring budget. Here's how I did it—and how you can, too.

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As former columnist Heather Hansman passes the torch to Erin Berger, the two share their strongest takes on outdoor media and culture

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With Americans surging onto public lands like never before, search and rescue operations are becoming overwhelmed—and help is not on the way

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'Pretty Strong' profiles eight elite female climbers crushing the sport on North America's hardest routes

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For years, Benedikt Boehm has been chasing speed records on some of the world's tallest peaks

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New Year's resolutions be damned. We like things just the way they are.

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Because no one has time for missed connections and grueling layovers

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Winter is off-season for several world-class destinations, which means lower plane fares and hotel rates. We asked Scott's Cheap Flights for advice on which trips to book.

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After losing the trail and his shoes, hiker Nick Noland descended 4.5 miles in 16-degree weather

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Of Utah's five national parks, Zion stands out for its geological wonders, a place where water and sand meet to form arguably the most dramatic landscape in the country. Here's our primer on how to see it all, from big hits like Zion Canyon and the Narrows to the gems many visitors overlook.

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One of the best boulderers of the 1990s is climbing into her fifties

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The athletes, activists, makers, movers, hustlers, and rule breakers who shaped our world this year

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Tucked away among farms and barren grasslands in a forgotten corner of the state lies one of the best bouldering destinations in the country. Our video producer, a Roy fanatic, outlines how to visit the growing location without harming its fragile ecosystem.

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The goal: test Decathlon's budget-friendly beginner climbing gear

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Whether you're bringing Fido up a volcano or on an impossibly long trail, these tips from runner Alex Borsuk will help you and your pooch stay safe and happy

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How witnessing a bad fall changed my perspective on climbing

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