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From carry-on-friendly sizes to expedition haulers, these nine duffel bags are durable, weather-resistant, and easy to pack.
There’s more to NOLA than Mardi Gras and Bourbon Street. Our local contributor shares the best things to do outdoors—within the city limits.
Two helmets, two prices, one safety rating. We break down what skiers actually get when they spend more.
For anyone inspired by the Olympics this winter, could E-Skimo offer a more accessible entry point into the sport of ski touring?
Meet Ben Ogden, the silver medalist in the Olympic cross-country sprint, who loves to flip, jump, and get wild on skinny skis
The host of 'Catching the Codfather' explains why his new podcast about a notorious fishing magnate is really about regulation, science, and the American dream.
After upgrading to the Nokian Outpost nAT, I gained snow traction (without sacrificing much highway mileage) and just enough confidence to go anywhere.
A sex and relationship therapist explains the best non-creepy ways to figure out if they like you back.
Our articles editor takes a deep dive into the hellish and stressful mid-winter ritual of registering your kiddo for summer camp.
Rescue teams across the country are rapidly integrating flying drones and artificial intelligence programs into their processes and procedures. But one major hurdle is stymying the new tech.
Two weeks before social media influencer Gabby Petito disappeared, she was involved in an encounter with local police—a harrowing scene now etched in the minds of millions of people who have seen the body cam footage of the traffic stop in Moab, Utah. An excerpt from the new book 'Murder on the Trail' breaks it down.
Whether you’ve completed your goal race or just need some time away from formal training, a running coach outlines how often you should run to maintain fitness.
Outside editors recall the search and rescue missions unlike any others. Here are the stories that will stay with us forever.
A physical therapist explains why this simple at-home move targets overlooked muscles that support powerful, more efficient running.
Here are the winter staples we recommend, from ways to illuminate your path, to the layers and boots that will save you.
Colorado runner Erin Ton just shattered the FKT on 22,837-Foot Aconcagua. Ton, 29, recounts the adventure, one step at a time.
Your metabolism adapts to save energy when you work out a lot, a new theory claims.
It used to be a dream job. In many ways, it still is. This is what it’s really like to work in America’s national parks in the present climate.
Born as an expedition jacket in 1992, the Nuptse became one of the most unlikely—and enduring—icons in streetwear.
Sports psychologists share their best advice for keeping up with your workout schedule.
Activate your muscles, loosen tight areas, and boost blood flow with these five moves.
Harvard scientists find that exercise variety is good but not too much and only certain types. Take the findings with a grain of salt.
Deer Valley just unveiled one of the biggest ski resort expansions in history, and our columnist Graham Averill reports on skiing it, with a two-time Olympian, no less.
When your weeks become nothing but goals and productivity, motivation fades. Here are five small ways to bring it back.
After at least 50 successful viewings, this is everything I know about seeing (really seeing!) the northern lights. I'll share when and where to go, to which apps to prioritize, and, most importantly, informal hacks for pulling off and photographing a successful chase.
A freak fly-fishing accident left industry veteran Jim Klug unable to see—and fighting his way out of one of the most remote places imaginable.
Norwegian outdoor culture doesn’t separate beauty from utility. These are the pieces—and ideas—that shaped how I dress in the wild.
I’ve always stuck to name-brand trainers. But after 50 miles in these budget-friendly road shoes, I’m reconsidering everything I thought I knew about pricey running shoes.
Plus, reasons why they itch more during cold-weather exercise.
With President Trump obsessed with Greenland, Outside's contributing editor Tim Neville reflects on what's really at stake.
Outside just launched a text-to-speech feature that makes it easier to stay caught up on the headlines—without spending more time in front of a screen. Here's how to access it.
Warmer than a shirt, softer than a jacket: these running sweatshirts nail the Goldilocks factor
I’m terrified of leeches, but desperate to stop avoiding lakes. So I called a leech therapist, learned what a leech facial actually involves, and discovered that exposure therapy isn’t always what you expect.
Our collective desire to escape may be approaching a fever pitch. Maybe that’s what’s driving the rising travel trend of seeking ethereal destinations. From a lake of blue fire to sandstone frozen in time, here are some of the most mystical, otherworldly places around the world.
Learning to ski can be daunting, but these resorts will take extra good care of newbies, no matter the age.
This winter gear was built to handle everything from icy morning commutes to urban hiking trails.
Sports dietitians and nutritionists say factors like climate and elevation can affect your thirst levels and share hydration training tips.
Our team of testers spent months running through the season’s worst weather to find the shoes that keep feet dry, warm, and planted on the ice.
Multi-resort ski passes are often blamed for the overcrowding of our ski resorts. But they’re also the only way I can afford to take my family skiing these days.
Finding the perfect setup is overwhelming. We talked to a professional guide to help you match your rod and reel to your water and your target species.
Sony’s tiny RX1R III is packed with impressive pro features you may or may not need.
Outdoor recreation in Minnesota isn’t for the faint of heart. We spent a day at an ice fishing competition in the Land of 10,000 Lakes, where Mother Nature calls the shots, the fabric of community is thicker than denim, and tenacity is everything.
Why these merino-blend socks are my favorites, whatever the adventure.
Forget expensive supplements and complex protocols. The real secret to extending your health-span is simpler—and tastier—than you think.
Google recently unveiled its Preferred Sources tool, meaning you now get to choose which news outlets you see first in search results. Here’s how you can put Outside at the top of your list.
After running in dozens of long-sleeve shirts in all conditions, these six rose to the top.
Two veteran captains share the durable reels, rods, and apparel that can actually survive a season of corrosive spray.
Despite its deathly reputation, Mount Baldy is oftentimes neither a particularly precarious mountain nor an especially treacherous trail. Why, then, do so many people perish on the 10,000-foot peak?
Cruises come with real environmental costs and cultural baggage. They can also open wild places in ways most adventure narratives ignore.
Most people don't think to use the tool in this way, but experts swear by this method.
OK, maybe not forever. But this four-workout-per-week plan can reduce your risk of death by about a billion percent. And it only takes 30 minutes per session.
A career cowboy gives us an inside look at one of the most demanding jobs in America.
Never underestimate the importance of a good airport shoe.
Satisfy's pricey Rippy Modular Windbreaker makes up for the wallet-busting cost with style, comfort, and impressive versatility.
Snag some much-needed vitamin D in these bright American getaways—including the Guinness World Record-holder for sunniest city on Earth.
The record-setting polar explorer talks about helping Will Smith film the new docuseries 'Pole to Pole,' rebuilding after injury, and what it really takes to stay sane alone on the ice
These ten habits will keep strangers from silently judging you between sets.
On aging, denial, and the injuries that come from believing you’re still invincible.
We asked a dietician, an exercise physiologist, a sleep psychologist, and a physician for their top longevity advice. Meet your decade-by-decade guide to strong, healthy aging.
Ditch the performance plateau and build strength in a smarter way.
Why you need to go outside and touch grass. Literally.
Running without music or a watch isn’t just about silence, but there's a lot you can learn in silence.
These are the essentials I leaned on while finishing my 12-by-12 log cabin.
Skyr, cold plunges, and broken sleep sound like torture. But ancient Norse grit just might beat modern wellness.
The Snow Peak IGT Camp Kitchen Starter Set is the mobile bartending companion I never knew I needed.
You don't have to be a masochist to enjoy the backcountry in January. These five expert-vetted accessories cost under $20 but make a massive difference in staying warm and dry.
This one rule on what to wear on marathon race day never gets old.
This year’s best and most-read stories range from investigative pieces to unforgettable personal narratives. These are the stories our readers loved the most in 2025.
Reduce discomfort with these physical therapist-approved tweaks.
In November, a blizzard with hurricane-force winds struck a popular hiking route in one of Chile’s most visited tourist destinations. Five people died. David Zonshayn, an emergency physician from New York, was on the trail when it happened. Here is his story.
Auroras, meteor showers, and bioluminescent seas remind us that the planet still puts on the greatest displays.
New research suggests that ketone drinks can raise oxygen levels in the blood.
You don’t need a garage full of expensive toys to land your first trout. Our fly fishing expert breaks down the essential, affordable kit.
A full day inside a suburban rink revealed how one place can hold ambition, grief, faith, and escape—sometimes all at once.
Modern diet culture frames holiday eating as failure, but biology, history, and psychology tell a different story—one where feasting is not a lapse in discipline, but a deeply human ritual tied to survival, memory, and connection.