This five minute tour of a remote Antarctica camp makes it look so fun, who needs to leave on an expedition? | Continue reading
When you think Ford Ranger, depending on your age, you might think of a small, boxy compact truck used to ferry around auto parts, or a battered and color-splattered little truck owned by a house painter. Or maybe, the shiny new rigs being churned out by Ford to match the Toyota … | Continue reading
The renowned biologist E.O. Wilson once quipped, “When you have seen one bird, you have not seen them all.” The diversity of the world’s 10,000-plus bird species is truly staggering, ranging from 2.5-inch-long hummingbirds that weigh as little as a dime, to 9-foot ostriches that … | Continue reading
Meet a tireless discoverer of truly mammoth trees. | Continue reading
It's cheap, relatively easy, and lightweight. Now, if you could only find an empty beer can around somewhere... | Continue reading
Like a baccarat player holding his cards close to his tuxedo, the buttoned-down headline barely hints at the payout to come: “John Fairfax, Who Rowed Across Oceans, Dies at 74,” the New York Times header states yawningly. But there was more to John Fairfax’s life—so much more tha … | Continue reading
A tripod attachment makes viewing shake-free. | Continue reading
On a per-capita basis, the Navajo Nation ranks third in Covid-19 impact behind New York and New Jersey. | Continue reading
Yvon Chouinard travels to Italy and has his pants charmed off by the elder statesman of Italian fly fishing. | Continue reading
Is this the beginning of a new golden age of cycling? | Continue reading
A lone alpine hut speaks so much about dreams and commitment and small comforts being enough. | Continue reading
Meet the Haenyeo—mothers, grandmothers, and freedivers, who've been feeding their families from the sea for centuries. | Continue reading
This reviewer now refuses to hike in anything but the Danner Trail 2650. | Continue reading
That guy. You know. | Continue reading
There's healing in them thar hills. | Continue reading
NOLS is a valuable resource for the nationwide outdoor guide industry. With classes cancelled, the program is in free fall. | Continue reading
Yeah, you might have an opinion on e-mtbs—but we want to know if you're actually ridden one in the dirt. | Continue reading
Adventure is a powerful weapon against grief. | Continue reading
On a mountaineering trip in Georgia, we sought local advice on where to find the best pickles, fresh vegetables, strained yogurt, and local specialties like dri | Continue reading
The cabin-in-a-box approach to building your own A-frame is not new, but it’s difficult to pull off. Companies doing it come and go. Some cost just a few thousand bucks, some cost many tens of thousands. Building a livable structure is difficult, requires navigating laws about la … | Continue reading
Change your life? Tall order indeed. But soon you may find yourself on your knees, pointing your phone at the smallest of flowers, obsessing over whether you'r | Continue reading
Waterproof isn't forever. Or is it? | Continue reading
Has your partner been so appalled at the state of your boxers she insisted you burn them in the campfire? His was. | Continue reading
A shovel and some sweat can go a long way. | Continue reading
Kim Strom, Dan Patitucci, and Janine Patitucci have been working on guides to running in the Alps—their backyard—nearly as long as they've actually been ru | Continue reading
She was the first woman to thru-hike the AT, but certainly not the first to seek a trail as a kind of therapy. | Continue reading
Staying still doesn’t have to be a sentence. It can be a gift. | Continue reading
You probably know all about forest bathing by now. Like many, I first heard about this Japanese tradition through Florence William's 2012 story in Outside (tha | Continue reading
Brooklyn Bell lives (lucky) in Bellingham, Washington, where she rides, skis, and makes art. She wanted to break out a little, to discover a deeper, more powerful internal strength, so she created a comic book character she called Ruby. Ruby, who looks just like Brooklyn, is a ba … | Continue reading
The Sea to Summit Ultralight Hammock is whisper thin but strong like bull, perfect for a leisurely hang or backcountry trek. | Continue reading
I recently enjoyed my first run in about a month. The evening before, Good Shawnté set her alarm for an ungodly hour so as to avoid the worst of both a sudden heat wave and scores of fellow apartment-dwellers jonesing for some fresh air; that morning, Bad Shawnté slapped the snoo … | Continue reading
It's incredible how different your home can look from the radical new perspective of a mountain run. | Continue reading
40 years after the eruption, a struggle ensues over how best to manage research and risk on a mountain famous for its destructive capabilities. | Continue reading
Is there that one trip that got away? | Continue reading
The timelessness of the Rockies meets the timelessness of Ansel Adams. | Continue reading
Chaco—So good they broke through one guy's no-sandals barrier. | Continue reading
Spring is the best season for inspiration, so here's some in book form. | Continue reading
Airstream trailers brings you an immersive and awesome Yellowstone film that's as close as you can get to going there yourself. | Continue reading
Holmstrom paddled 1,000 river miles in a boat he built in his mom's basement, for $20. | Continue reading
Respected Everest guide Garrett Madison takes you by the hand, digitally, and gets you to the top of the baddest mountain around. | Continue reading
Maybe wi-fi in the wilderness isn't all bad, if you can work from the side of a river. Or maybe it is. The jury's out. | Continue reading
Meet the keepers of Zion National Park. | Continue reading
A group formed by the Trump Administration to support the uranium industry recommends more mining and relaxing of environmental regulations near Grand Canyon sites. | Continue reading
Two hikers dodge huge wet slide and are rescued by chopper. | Continue reading
Ever wanted a babbling brook running through your living room, office, or, heck, car? Here you go. | Continue reading
John John Florence (yes, two Johns) is the undisputed Best Surfer in the World. Has been for a handful of years now. You might be too, if you'd been raised literally on the beach at the Banzai Pipeline. | Continue reading
Pondering the significance of adventure goals in a time of a very different global priority. | Continue reading
https://vimeo.com/409672235Recently, our friend Aaron Peterson, photographer and filmmaker, reached out with a new short. His words are better than ours: "I'd like to share a paddling film with you. | Continue reading