Really, it does, so you should be that guy. Wait, are you already that guy? | Continue reading
Some people are just impossible to please. | Continue reading
Remember the scruffy, core ski town? | Continue reading
A climb in the Cascades to hear the voices of American pikas living at the edge of crisis. | Continue reading
Meet Vasu Sojitra, your new fave outdoor athlete. | Continue reading
It's hard, it's cold, it's magic. | Continue reading
Built by the community, for the community. | Continue reading
There’s a special slice of Colorado where the weather’s a little warmer, the winter skies a bit brighter, why, you could almost call it a banana belt. In fact, many of the locals do. Check ’em out here, monitoring the crop via bike. | Continue reading
When the snow piles up and roads become treacherous, the beloved by kids and detested by parents "snow day" is declared by school districts across the norther | Continue reading
When trees were knocked down by an avalanche, this ski maker put 'em to good use. | Continue reading
A stalled motorcycle kick-started one of the most extraordinary careers in mountaineering history. Wanda Rutkiewicz was 18 years old in 1961, a promising athlete who had attracted the attention of Poland’s Olympic volleyball coaches. Then her old Junak ran out of gas. One of the … | Continue reading
Scary scene ends as well as it could for both man and bear. | Continue reading
Jake Burton gets the docume | Continue reading
Imagine being a skier waiting all summer and fall for fresh powder. You obsessively check your forecast apps, check your equipment, wax your skis. Finally, that magic day arrives. You drive to the trailhead only to find a sign that says, “trail closed due to snow.” That’s how Mic … | Continue reading
When caller ID works too well. | Continue reading
An architecture project we love. | Continue reading
We'll take two. | Continue reading
It pleases Ullr, after all, as do these Security Chain Super Z chains, which might be the best. | Continue reading
Despite the evidence supporting prescribed fires in the American West, policymakers are slow to put it into practice. | Continue reading
New Netflix animated film looks like a gorgeous and haunting ascent into the world of obsessive mountaineering. | Continue reading
Our own Shawnté Salabert, who leads wilderness courses about camping in snow, offers some advice to the cold adverse. | Continue reading
Exploring a remote Newfoundland island, one of the last strongholds of the extinct great auks. | Continue reading
Brrrrrr. Bbbbbrrrrrrrrrrrrr. | Continue reading
She pioneered and argued for "manless" climbing in a hugely influential 1934 essay. | Continue reading
Long live the indies. | Continue reading
We'd buy like 10 of these TownAce vans if we could, Toyota. | Continue reading
Mt. Fury, easily in the top 10 mountain names in the U.S. | Continue reading
Get your hands on some of the rarest ski art out there. | Continue reading
This summer saw plenty of national park visitors trying hard to work through their bucket lists -- sometimes with disastrous consequences. | Continue reading
The biggest lake in the world is also the strangest. | Continue reading
Tom Morey was the kind of eccentric genius required to invent something as fun as the bodyboard. | Continue reading
In a strange way, which shouldn’t be surprising because this is Radiohead, after all, | Continue reading
Powdr Launches “Fast Tracks” that let you pay to skip lift lines at Lanes at Killington, Snowbird, Copper, and Mt. Bachelor. | Continue reading
Literally miles of smiles. | Continue reading
No better way to see homeland than with a bike. | Continue reading
They don’t do bike races like they used to. Take the Giro d’Italia, one of the world’s longest and most prestigious stage races. Today, the race covers some 2,100 miles in 21 stages. The riders flash by in a brightly colored pack, with helicopters overhead and a long line of cars … | Continue reading
This "Reminder Of ‘Terrible' Life Choices" could have been yours! | Continue reading
A non-profit has recovered four tons of garbage below the surface of beautiful Lake Tahoe—and they want more. | Continue reading
Tom Ballard and his climbing partner Daniele Nardi died climbing Nanga Parbat in 2019. Ballard was the son of world-class mountaineer (and Historical Badass) Alison Hargreaves, who herself died climbing K2 many years ago. The BBC recently released a film about Ballard’s life, The … | Continue reading
The elk lost his antlers, but gained full range of motion from his neck. | Continue reading
Hello, everybody. I’m Steve Casimiro, the founder and editor of AJ. Also, the photo editor, copy editor, fact checker, sales and marketing director, and vp of | Continue reading
Wayne Price is an Indigenous Alaskan artist who carves in the ancient traditions of the Tlingit people. In this short film, he not only carves, but forges an adze. He’s a master. | Continue reading
Their new documentary chronicles the incredible rescue of 12 children trapped in an underwater cave. | Continue reading
It’s not heroic to fight a problem that could have been averted with responsible policy. It’s tragic. | Continue reading
See where it all began. | Continue reading
President Biden will sit down at a signing ceremony today to restore the size of Bears Ears National Monument, Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument (both | Continue reading
Reservations, timed-entry and other solutions being considered. | Continue reading
It completes a pair, the first half of which was found seven years ago. | Continue reading