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It’s time we made America’s prime backcountry skiing and snowboarding terrain safer and more accessible. First step: bombing slopes in the way-out-of-bounds.
For those of us who aren’t backcountry beasts, there’s the 2 Seconds pop-up tent
When a driver hits a cyclist—even a child on a bike—the victim is almost always the one who gets blamed, unless they're wearing a helmet
Eating out ruining your diet and your budget? Here's how to do it less.
Violinist-pianist duo Anastasia Allison and Rose Freeman hike into the wilderness and often play for no audience other than nature
Studies show that your emotions spread further than you think
In the wake of a bizarre physical attack and the death of her father, Katie Arnold felt paralyzed by the anxieties of parenthood and being a woman alone in the wilderness. She got through it the same way she’d always done, by lacing up and hitting the trail. An exclusive excerpt from her new memoir, Running Home.
Nothing is more important to your car, truck, or SUV's performance than the rubber you put on—or off—the road. These are the basics you need to know.
For less than two grand, these simple modifications will make a huge difference on dirt
Can a relationship survive a grand adventure? That’s a question neither partner thought to ask when She got the bright idea to refit an old sailboat while He was dreaming of life on the range. A he-said-she-said tale of a voyage that somehow managed to avoid the rocks.
The host of the podcast 'Wild Ideas Worth Living' will put out her 100th episode this spring. Here she tells how she got into the podcast business.
These alpine refuges offer simplicity and shelter in the Colorado high country
Going zero waste is hard, but these easy changes to how you eat, drink, and store food will make a big difference
For some climbing rangers in Wyoming's Grand Teton National Park, every ridgeline holds the memory of a rescue, every peak a body bag. It's more than they can handle alone.
Sometimes dying in the mountains is just the luck of the draw
Posting shots of my kids skiing, camping, and playing outside is good for my brand as an adventure writer. And there's nothing wrong with that.
Scientists are untangling why it’s easier to regain fitness than to start from scratch
Want to stay overnight in a jetliner, a snowcat, or a luxe glass globe dangling off a cliff? You can.
What I learned on my powder-filled dream trips to Whistler and Aspen
In 2017, the Trump administration announced that it was shrinking the iconic Utah national monument by nearly 50 percent. Leath Tonino devised a sketchy 200-mile solo desert trek, following the path of the legendary cartographer who literally put these contentious canyons on the map.
Here's where the pioneering skier sends it when she's not shredding the backcountry
New research parses the different effects of exercise on anger as an emotion versus anger as a mood
Marie Kondo's ‘Tidying Up' is hardly a new concept for those who live a nomadic lifestyle
You feel like you've got it together. So why haven't you found the person for you yet?
Your calf muscles are most likely a little weak and really tight. Here are our favorite stretches and exercises to take care of them.
We don't want to hear about the time your dog did a fourteener. Mera, recently renamed Baru, made the first canine ascent of Nepal's 23,389-foot Baruntse in November 2018.
Inversions can choke all the fun out of winter in some places (looking at you, Salt Lake City)
Simple rules for keeping your timepiece ticking
The Venture Out Project is doing more than just teaching outdoor skills. It's creating a community.
The oldest woman to swim the English Channel wants to continue knocking off marathon swims into her 80s
I mean, damn, is it too much to ask for some room on the armrest?
Understanding a few technical basics—and being honest about your needs—will help you pick one you'll love
Want to see more people on bikes? Get over yourself and the rest will follow.
It's the world's most convenient workout. And the possibilities are endless.
For years, three old friends from California had been making an annual pilgrimage to fish Alaska's wild and pristine waterways. But in 2018, only two came home.
Coconut oil's health benefits are overblown, at best. Here are five healthy alternatives.
You can. You should. It will become part of your family lore.
Keep these lighting and composition tips in mind the next time you take your camera for a walk
The definitive guide, built upon real-world experience
Behind the Herculean effort to create a scientifically accurate cartographic masterpiece
The Christensen Arms Ridgeline is high-tech, lightweight, and, paired with a Maven RS.1 scope, reasonably affordable
The affordable models are surprisingly capable, but what you get for more money is undeniable
No matter where you live, you have to be prepared when the white stuff starts falling
Tequila master Nick Heil tells you how to raise your mix game from good to gold
Stop paying the shop for a simple task that you can do at home
Oranges, ginger, garlic, even chicken soup—most of our so-called cold-fighting foods don't do much for us when we're under the weather
After a mental-health breakdown, Mexia grew obsessed with plants in her fifties and became one of the early 20th century’s great botanical collectors
Deep in the heart of the Adirondacks, the unexpected death of a small-town police sergeant has added fuel to a nationwide controversy over an herbal supplement
The professional ski mountaineer counts these titles among her all-time favorites
Going from an iPhone to a DSLR or mirrorless setup is expensive and time-consuming. Here are some benchmarks to guide your shopping process.
Sporks may be controversial, but this one won us over
It's time to take the Marie Kondo approach to your time
Inside a repurposed Twin Cities brewery, a massive aquaponics operation is ready to provide a locavore's dream: fresh produce and fish, raised indoors every month of the year
Best practices gleaned from decades of shooting
Caffeine addict? Me too. That's why I love this vessel.
Todd Carmichael runs the billion-dollar La Colombe Coffee empire, but he still makes time for record-breaking jaunts across Antarctica
The LiftOp Biggie is the rack we recommend to our friends
This dorky little windshield wiper is the world's most effective tool for cleaning your goggles
The first mass-produced, off-road-ready camper to be sold in the U.S. in decades is a winner
You're probably doing it wrong. And even if you aren't, it won't work anyway.
Robby Naish has made a career dominating one water sport after another
The evidence in support of carbohydrate drinks is flimsier than you might think—which is why the results of a new study are worth paying attention to
Featuring that time when our Tough Love columnist got dumped because of a dream about cinnamon rolls
Five important lessons I learned from ‘Raising Humans in a Digital World'
Vacations can be expensive. But thanks to a slew of new digital tools, it's never been easier to cut costs on your next trip.
Ski, snowshoe, ice-skate, or score a snowy visit without the crowds at these iconic parks
The secrets to teaching your child to have a positive relationship with cycling in a country that hates bikes
When it comes to the effects of temperature on performance, perception is reality
Yellow snow is a no-go. But that's not all you need to know.
The Gunner G1 is the most useful dog kennel ever made
When outdoor athletes launched the first energy bars more than 30 years ago, no one could have predicted it would revolutionize the way Americans eat. A look inside the hottest—and strangest—category in natural foods.
Moab has come into its own as one of America’s great multisport destinations. Here’s how to make the most out of a visit, from pedaling its world-class singletrack to hiking its famed national parks to rafting the Colorado River.
We all know what the dogs do—they run—but the person driving the sled has to get ready for a brutal challenge, too. The labor required to manage and train a team is like CrossFit on ice.
After giving up competitive running, cycling, and triathlon, I bought a farm in Tennessee. I didn’t know at the time how challenging—and life-affirming—growing my own food would be.
In advance of her marathon debut, we spoke to Sisson about racing, recovery, and what it’s like to have Molly Huddle as a training partner