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Planning a backpacking trip? Join Pacific Crest Trail correspondent and thru-hiker David Gleisner live on March 25 for a Q&A.
Guides leading a tour group on an old stretch of railway found a missing 71-year-old hiker on March 18 in a remote, heavily wooded part of Northern California. The woman, whose name has not been re...
The former pro athlete shares about his life off-set and the stories we haven't witnessed on his new adventure travel show.
If all goes well, comet MAPS may get as bright as Venus—yet spotting it in the U.S. will be tricky.
A strong core improves posture and stability. Try this bodyweight plank routine at home.
Coachability used to be considered a mostly unchangeable personality trait; these days, it’s seen as a set of skills that can be developed.
In their new podcast, 'The Valley of Shadows,' investigative journalists Hayley Fox and Betsy Shepherd examine the 1998 disappearance of Los Angeles Sheriff’s Deputy John Aujay.
“When you exercise hard, these are the same feelings as a panic attack. By exercising in a safe way, your brain learns that these feelings are not dangerous,” says Muotri.
The Trump administration is moving to open one million acres of California public land to drilling and fracking.
An easy, realistic overlanding build focused on organization, comfort, and simplicity—not extreme mods.
A new interactive map uses leaked data to track every National Park Service sign currently scheduled for removal by the government. The post The Government Is Erasing National Park History.
The new documentary “How to Kill a Mermaid” explores the life and death of Linnea Mills, an 18-year-old who died while scuba diving in Glacier National Park.
A new breed of lighter, more breathable midlayers is replacing your beloved insulated hoodie. The post The Ski Midlayer Is Dead.
Upsized tires promise capability—but real-world testing shows they may cost far more than they deliver.
From Charlize Theron scaling rock barefoot to the world's darkest skies, hear the stories of Outside's Spring 2026 issue wherever the trail takes you.
Professional tree climbers work in a world of extreme heights and life-or-death consequences every day. Here is a look at the reality of the people who maintain the canopy above our heads.
We think of the wilderness as a refuge from the dangers of city life, but experts say our sense of security in the wild may be our biggest vulnerability. Here is the hidden reality of safety on the...
Even sleeping in what the EPA calls “good” air may be hurting your running performance significantly, new research suggests.
Steep slopes, harsh weather, and unforgiving terrain make Teton County one of the toughest places in the country to get rescued. But it just got a little easier thanks to this first-response vehicle.
Unusually high temperatures in parts of the Southwest is closing hiking trails as temperatures hit 100 degrees early this season.
From "Emily in Paris" to the North Pole, Lucas Bravo talks surviving the "Into the Wild" bus and why he would rather be scared in nature than comfortable in the city.
It looks like a Bauhaus manifesto and costs less than a generic crossover. The Slate is the first electric truck designed for the rest of us.
We're celebrating the best places to stays, the coolest new trail initiatives, and the trailblazers shaking up the outdoors. See who won our 2026 Travel Awards, and get inspired to plan your next a...
Snow Peak Campfield functions like a live-in catalog for high-end gear. For $129, you can skip the stress of packing and dive straight into a world of heated cabins, Japanese-style spas, and pristi...