Yaaaawwwwwnnn. Okay, let's get out there. | Continue reading
On rowing around the world—and not thinking too deeply about what it means. | Continue reading
'Bout as fun as it gets. Surfing sure, but life too. | Continue reading
We're all searching for something. | Continue reading
How the winter 'Fat Bike Pursuit' builds community. | Continue reading
Keep on climbin', Cholitas. | Continue reading
Some advocates of a wild river never give up. | Continue reading
Midway through his 90s, Alex Katz is still trying to artistically replicate the experience of being in the moment. | Continue reading
Surfing's rock and roll photographer has passed away. | Continue reading
Read an excerpt from Adam Weymouth's award-winning, "Kings of the Yukon," his chronicle of paddling the length of the Yukon River, in search of the mighty Chinook Salmon. | Continue reading
Light of a million kinds. | Continue reading
Because sometimes bike rides involve a whole lot of hiking too. | Continue reading
You don't need an excuse to do a trip like this, but a bachelor party is as good an excuse as any. | Continue reading
One of the best action sports films of all time returns to the theater where it belongs. | Continue reading
The good stuff. | Continue reading
Bird migrations figures are plummeting. But we can act. | Continue reading
"There is something about being allowed to do the same thing now as when I was 16." | Continue reading
From a canoeist who knows. | Continue reading
“Consider taking your sweetheart to Baffin Island, it’s surrounded by literally nothing.” | Continue reading
Wasn't that life in workaday society was too much; it was too little. | Continue reading
In “Fen, Bog, and Swamp,” Annie Proulx explores the marvels of wetlands and the sobering history of their destruction. | Continue reading
Steep and deep. | Continue reading
No gas required. | Continue reading
Here's how to keep your bike running smoothly on a multi-day ride in the backcountry. | Continue reading
A few minutes of gorgeous. | Continue reading
Sometimes you don't want, or can't build, a full-on campfire. That's when you reach for the Mesa. | Continue reading
Without Sherpa, there is no Himalayan climbing. | Continue reading
Life is 10 percent events and 90% your reaction to them. Or something like that. | Continue reading
You're gonna love Sheri. | Continue reading
Car? Who needs a car? | Continue reading
A nasal, laughing bird call echoed through the Ortiz Mountains in northern New Mexico this September. A couple of pinyon jays chattered loudly as they flew over the piñon pine and juniper woodlands that sweep across the foothills. “They have really fun calls,” said Peggy Darr, th … | Continue reading
Oo, la la, it's Chamonix at its best. | Continue reading
Here's who calls for rescue and why. | Continue reading
Read an excerpt from a new tale of a fascinating, grueling polar survival epic. | Continue reading
World's pointiest mountain beckons. | Continue reading
Beryl Burton beat men, crushed the female field, butted heads with racer daughter...and never turned pro. | Continue reading
Latin backpacking food? Sign us up. | Continue reading
The Vail Town Council says that while affordable housing is desperately needed in the community, Vail Resorts' Booth Heights project would threaten local bighorn sheep. | Continue reading
Quite a backyard, here. | Continue reading
Wanna hand your boots down to the kiddies? They'd be stoked on the Scarpa SL Actives we review here. | Continue reading
Here's what it takes to ride the Silk Road Mountain Race. | Continue reading
When your dogs are barkin' this chair is callin' | Continue reading
The New Mexico Supreme Court ruled that the public has a right to stand on privately owned streambeds to fish or while boating through -- a loss to landowners who want the right to exclude the public. | Continue reading
Skiing is where the snow falls. | Continue reading
This schoolhouse rocks. | Continue reading
The right e-bike opens up a whole new world of transportation adventure—the Benno Boost E may be that bike. | Continue reading
“There’s kind of only two people that I know of, that I hang out with, that would be dumb enough to do this with me.” | Continue reading
Some rivers and lakes wouldn’t be swimmable today without this critical law. But it could use a refresh to help meet our current challenges. | Continue reading