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'Tamago kake gohan' is my go-to post-workout meal and takes just 15 minutes to make
You can make backyard-style meals wherever your adventure itch takes you
Should all your training be hard? Do you need to stretch? We've got answers.
Use these tips to create light, healthy, and packable summer meals
For more than three decades, Paul Knapp Jr. has taken travelers out into the Caribbean Sea to hear humpback whales. Now seismic blasts threaten to silence their songs.
How L. Renee Blount, a.k.a. Instagram's @urbanclimbr, blended her passions for climbing, travel, and design into a budding photography career
There are hundreds of scenic trails for you and your BFF to explore together
Are electric vehicles ready for the open road and the backcountry?
From going big on snacks to active pit stops, here's everything you need to know before taking a long road trip with the whole family
The ins and outs of keeping Fido safe, comfortable, and happy while on the go
There's so much more to seeing through the dark than brightness alone
How a sick friend, a wedding in Mexico, and a cabin in Montana all led up to the A5 Wagyu striploin of my dreams
Now is a great time to build out a van, truck, or station wagon for adventurous road trips. We consulted vanlifers Grizel Caminas and Eric Hallworth to break down the steps.
In the latest installment of Ask a Doctor, Outside's resident physician dives into trends like vinegar shots and Theraguns
Science says the HoverGlide reduces vertical forces by more than 80 percent. But what does it actually feel like?
An off-trail adventure through perhaps the prettiest chunk of the lower 48
Black cyclist Jonny Altrogge shares why he biked the Great Divide Mountain Bike Route—and what he learned along the way
The two-hour corridor from Asheville, North Carolina, to Bluff City, Tennessee, packs eight adventures into 60 miles
Two documentaries, 'Big Fur' and 'Stuffed,' set out to show that this sticky-fingered branch of natural history is full of beauty and wonder. Do they succeed? Our reviewer, who knows a lot more about the subject than he ought to, says yes.
With more than a hundred 11,000-foot peaks, five glaciers, and some 150 alpine lakes, Colorado's most popular park has served as an idyllic backdrop for some of our writer's bigger life moments: it's where he proposed to his wife, where his kids earned their first Junior Ranger badges, and where he said goodbye to someone special. While you'll be among 4.7 million visitors who visit every year, there's something personal to be found here.
Updated guidelines write a prescription for exercise that may be just as important as traditional cancer treatments for maintaining—and regaining—your health
Fur, dingleberries, and dog claws are no match for a Harbor Freight moving blanket
Keep your fingers, shoulders, and back happy with these nine strength and mobility moves
Modest amounts of artificial sweeteners are unlikely to cause much gut distress, but sugar alcohols can wreak havoc
It's one of the most astonishing survival stories we’ve ever heard—and it might even be true
From trails to post-ride tacos, the decorated Mountain Bike World Cup champ shares her favorite Northern California spots
Plus, how to make up for missing an important day
Buy good meat, set your grill to 450 degrees Fahrenheit, use a probe thermometer, and you're good to go.
Serene places to pitch a tent—where it's just you and the ocean
After an exhaustive search of the literature, researchers conclude that, well, it's complicated
A good dog is an exhausted dog. Here's how to wear them out every single day.
The knife edge of Switzerland's Hardergrat is 16 miles long with more than 10,000 feet of vertical gain
And it was also the most awesome experience
The good news: you can easily opt for a greener bank so your money works for good
Here's how to maintain stretch and minimize stench over time
For a book project about 16th-century polar explorer William Barents, Andrea Pitzer needed to reach the remote Arctic island where he and his men came to grief. She booked passage on an expeditionary boat out of Murmansk, then headed north on a trip marked by unforgettable scenery, unexpected loss, and wild magic that changed her life.
Simple, free ways to improve your experience next time
From far-flung mesas to rainy weather, our travel columnist managed to avoid the bustle at one of the Utah's most popular hiking destinations. It's our 62 Parks Traveler's 15th stop on her journey to visit every U.S. national park in a year.
One wildland firefighter interviews some of the trailblazers who came before her on the fires and shifts they’ll never forget and the policies they changed for the women who came after them
From pizza to ultramarathons, what's the best way to chill out?
When the going gets tough, which sensation actually slows you down?
There are myriad arguments for and against eating roadkill. Can they all be true at the same time?
Mountain-bike world-famous slickrock at our 62 Parks Traveler's 14th stop on her journey to visit every U.S. national park in a year
What happens when your ski and river guiding partner isn't able to work during the pandemic?
Beat back summer-vacation boredom with these seven games for the family
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Wild kids and wilder counselors create the most fun—and learn the lessons that matter most
The climbing prodigy's book, 'How to Solve a Problem,' teaches youth how to approach seemingly impossible challenges
Ian Frazier reminds us that there’s no more promising feeling than hitting the road, windows down, hair blowing, full speed ahead.
Use tempo and isometrics to improve your bodyweight routine
The strangest things happen at summer camp. Which is probably why we love it so much.
Follow these steps to spend less time stressing over the details and more time on the trail
Three new studies explore iron patches, injections, and dose frequency
Two bold men, one reckless plan: to watch the sun go dark atop a huge snow-covered peak in South America. You won't believe what happened next.
As the country faces meat shortages, it's a good time to experiment with vegetarian or vegan eating. Here's how to start.
It took 16 riders several weeks—and countless laps—to find the most comfortable, protective, and versatile lids for downhill, cross-country, and everything in between
In an excerpt from 'The Cold Vanish,' a new book about people who disappear in the wild, Outside contributor Jon Billman looks at the rare, tragic case of a fat-tire rider who couldn't be found
Are social media and selfie culture killing the outdoors? Nah... but as a visit to some overshared spots reveals, they’re challenging our notions about whether there’s a right way to appreciate nature—and who gets to do it.
Sweaty workouts do enhance your endurance, according to a new theory, but it may take longer and function differently than previously thought
In praise of sand in your eyeballs, no cell service, and pooping in a box
A decade after 'Born to Run' made them famous, anthropologists take another look
Sperm whales are extraordinarily intelligent animals with deep family traditions and the ability to communicate across oceans with sonic clicks. But when Rowan Jacobsen had a close encounter with one in the Caribbean, he saw a creature far stranger than he'd ever imagined.
Can a lifelong tent pitcher with a penchant for roughing it learn to appreciate high-thread-count sheets and teak-floored showers in the midst of nature? Our editor agreed to suffer in the name of research to find out.
Vanlife has totally mainstreamed. But if you don't have the finances to own a home on wheels, these companies have you covered.
Living in a big city doesn't mean you can't spend a weekend outdoors this summer
Cook unforgettable meals over the flames with these must-have tools
Trying to improve your sleep quality? Get back to nature.
Want to see some wildlife in New England? Moose are your best bet. Here's where to find them—and get some great outdoor adventuring while you're at it.
No matter your skill level or the type of adventure you're seeking, New England's two dominant mountain ranges offer plenty of opportunities to explore. Here's your guide to getting the most out of them.
We tested 9 places to enjoy the classic New England food and mapped out some nearby adventures, too
Islands are probably not what come to mind when you think of a trip to New England, but they should be. These spots are all accessible through ferries and tour operators and will show you a side of the Northeast that few think to explore.
There's way more to this area than just the northern terminus of the Appalachian Trail. Non-thru-hikers, pack your bags.
John Ackerman has spent millions procuring a majority of the known caves in Minnesota, which add up to dozens of miles of underground passageways and likely make him the largest cave owner in the U.S. He collects and charts them in the name of preservation, but his controversial methods have created many opponents.
To figure out how your body will respond in hot conditions, consider your “physiological equivalent temperature”