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After three Colorado River trips totaling more than 70 days, Outside associate editor Madison Dapcevich spent a week rowing whitewater through the Grand Canyon’s sister river

This matters even if you're naturally an early riser

Tanner Mansell, a Florida diving guide, saw his life turned upside down after he freed captured sharks on a fishing line

Discomfort in this area can affect gait, hip function, and mobility

The North Coast Trail, on Vancouver Island, takes you deep into the territory where several seasons of the reality show were set

The big difference between a 13er and a 14er? One is considerably less crowded, by a huge margin. Consider us converted.

As a practicing Pagan, I'll welcome in fall with a moonlit hike. Here's where to go to view the Corn Moon on September 7, tips for navigating the trails at night, and how to add a little magic to your trek.

No fancy equipment is needed—just your finger, your Notes app, and 60 seconds a day

You can text and make calls without your phone, plus Garmin's emergency features are now built into the watch

Because doing it at the wrong time can throw off your zen for the rest of the day

After moving into a small home in a mountain town, a reader is inundated with guests. Is it impolite to house them in a camper?

Thinking about a big snow year? These natural indicators—from acorns to caterpillars—might give you a heads-up before the first storm hits.

For the first time ever, I look forward to packing my bag for a trip

Plan, download, and navigate the backcountry with Gaia GPS’s new features designed for vehicle-based adventure

We polled space-weather experts, astrophotographers, and aurora guides for their top tips for enjoying "solar maximum" — the 11-year peak of Northern Lights activity. Here’s what they said.

We’ve crossed deserts, mountains, and swamps together. But nothing prepared me for what my first solo backpacking trek would feel like.

All you need is a doorway, a chair, and a stretching strap

You probably think you need a 4WD van. Chances are, you don’t.

What started as a neglected patch of grass is now where I work, rest, host, and recharge—and you can create your own version, too

The attempt to sell millions of acres of Forest Service land united Republicans and Democrats. Advocates took valuable lessons from the battle.

An hour of darkness, silence, and floating changed how I think about stillness

In her latest essay, Woniya Thibeault explains how starvation and seclusion impact a participant’s psyche once the days turn into months

Knowing your foot shape, arch, the way you walk, and even your toe shape makes it easier to find comfortable, supportive shoes that fit

Amid dramatic cuts to the U.S. Forest Service, nonprofit groups have had to supply the chainsaws, shovels, and manpower to clear America’s hiking trails

These seven items are my top picks for helping busy families stay organized and prepared

After AI failed to generate an image of a Black surfer, David Mesfin set out to change how technology sees people of color in the outdoors

During each season, survivalists use sticks, rocks, and mud to build creative homes in the backcountry. Our articles editor picks his favorite.

Most people aren't getting enough of this key nutrient

Tracksmith, the clean-cut, preppy New England running brand, is embracing the gritty trails with its new head-to-toe Overland Collection

Whoever told you to squeeze your core all the time...was wrong

A facial and oral pain doctor explains what causes tension in the sides of your face and shares five ways to relieve TMJ-related pain

My single-leg shaving experiment revealed a surprising truth about razors

The survival reality show is quickly approaching its finale. Our articles editor assesses the strengths and weaknesses of the remaining contestants.

Chill out by packing these coolers full for your hottest car camping trips this year

I keep these Flylow and Rab jackets handy year-round for their combination of warmth and breathability

In a world of Sprinter vans and specialized SUVs, I just want a car that will take me to the trailhead

The good news? You can limit some of that damage by strengthening the muscles that keep you upright.

French cyclist Pauline Ferrand-Prevot won road cycling’s biggest event after years of racing—and winning—in cycling’s other disciplines

Skin cancer rates are rising and one in five Americans will be diagnosed with it before the age of 70

When the world feels overwhelming—or just too damn hot—there’s nothing like a freezing lake dunk to reset your nervous system and your attitude

My dad spent over two decades training tens of thousands of military warriors on how to survive. He shared his key takeaways with me.

When routines get disrupted, even your favorite person might start to drive you nuts

The founder of the first group of cholita climbers tells us why she'll always wear a skirt to climb a mountain, and the next big summit she's taking on.

We all love a good off-the-grid campsite, but staying the night at an established campground might be more worth it than you think

Every year, ultrarunners sign up to compete in a brutal race that stretches 135 miles across Death Valley in the high heat of summer. Because of its harsh conditions, the Badwater 135 is perhaps the most intensely crewed ultra in the world, and without these dedicated support teams, for most, the race would be impossible.

It's best to get of out your clothes ASAP

Beat the crowds and see the city’s classic landmarks and lesser-known gems on a local-guided run

These moves are yoga instructor-approved and help release tension in the muscles surrounding the spine, glutes, and hips

When I was diagnosed with ADHD and autism at the ages of 19 and 22, respectively, everything clicked into place, and I was catapulted into a journey of self-discovery and acceptance. I realized the problem wasn’t travel—it was unmet needs.

Why the non-electronic, non-indexed Silver OM-1 manufactured by Rivendell is the most important rear derailleur there is

From toenails to bodily functions, there are some questions about ultramarathons that we've been too afraid to ask. That is, until now.

We put this season’s best outdoor Bluetooth speakers through their paces indoors and out, on wet days and dry days, beaches, tailgates, and patios. These seven emerged as our favorites.

Feeling frazzled? Even being near one of these environments will help you chill out.

Ayurvedic teachings outline the optimal timeframe for high-quality sleep and how to adjust your routine to get in bed at a decent hour

Sunburned lips are a thing and they really, really hurt

The survival TV show forces participants to reckon with drama back home, writes articles editor Fred Dreier. For some, the weight becomes too much to bear.

Most hikers are summit-obsessed, but how much is too much? Here's why I'd rather enjoy the experience than celebrate the checklist.

My favorite two-piece swimsuits designed for active women of any age

Whether you’re hiking, paddling, or splashing around, these are the best water shoes for every kind of adventure

From lightweight road kicks to rugged trail shoes, these top picks deliver power, comfort, and performance for every ride

Even a light weight can give you results

We tested 43 models on runs, swims, climbs, and commutes to find the best earbuds for every listener and budget

The X Games implemented artificial intelligence to judge competitions this year. Like it or not, there might be a lot more of it in the near future.

You've probably been overdoing it

Woniya Thibeault, winner of ‘Alone Frozen’ writes that a participant’s physical and mental characteristics provide signs of their overall strength on the survival show

A weighted vest is an easy way to add some extra resistance to your strength training routine. Try these five weighted vest exercises.

In his latest video dispatch, our Mount Everest reporter discusses whether his trek to Base Camp motivated him to try and scale the mountain

Thinking of taking the 13.1-mile plunge but not sure where to start? This half marathon plan will carry you from the sofa to the start line—and across the finish, too.

Patterns emerge in a database of more than 100 trail-running fatalities

The remaining survivalists get down to business in the desert. This includes divulging the emotional weight behind their efforts.

In his latest video, Ben Ayers addresses common misconceptions about the world’s highest peak, and discusses the treatment of local workers

Sometimes the best adventures start in your driveway

After an injury, a reader can no longer go on a trip with his buddies. Should he pay his friends for the rental house?

Your partner doesn't hike. So what?

Millions of campers and hikers around the U.S. are using recreation.gov to book their next vacation—and by the time they’re done dealing with its confusing navigation, broken interface, and inflated fees, most will need one.

My friend who completed the Black Canyon 50K earlier this year, swears by pickles