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There's something to be said for the tattered, torn, and un-trashable gear in our closets that somehow outlives every "latest and greatest" replacement. This is the oldest gear we own and still use...
As we age, our bones naturally become less dense. Some moderate bone density loss is called osteopenia; when it progresses, it’s called osteoporosis, and it can lead to breaking bones more easily.
From the most iconic national park to the newest national monument, much of America’s 640 million acres of public land is under siege. Here are the most endangered places, what we stand to lose, an...
Now through March 23, REI Members can choose their own discount adventure by using code MEMBER26 to snag 20% off one full-price item and an extra 20% off one REI Outlet item.
Read on to learn which muscles this exercise works, why it’s so great for your glutes, how to master perfect form, common mistakes to avoid, and modification options to make it suck a little less.
The scientific search for connection The post Beyond Awestruck appeared first on Outside Online.
We met with 30 brands at the 2026 OMA media show to find the best new camping gear. These four products from Exped and RUX are game-changers.
After completing a mind-boggling ascent in British Columbia, the 22-year-old is no longer the climber of the future—his time is now.
Search and rescue experts explain the causes behind a chaotic weekend of rescues at Nevada's Red Rock Canyon and how hikers can stay safe. The post What Makes Nevada’s Red Rock Canyon So Dangerous?
Despite vandalism, illegal base jumping, and a skeleton workforce, Yosemite National Park experienced one of its busiest years on record in 2025.
From stargazing to aurora hunting, travelers are seeking out the world's last bastions of natural night.
You can photograph the stars with a tripod and almost any camera.
I used to think swimming meant shedding layers, but wearing a sun hoodie changed everything. Here are the best swim shirts that keep you cool and protected.
After losing his leg in the country's 2010 earthquake, Ralf Etienne has become the first Haitian Winter Paralympian, and the first Caribbean standing Para-alpine skier in the history of the Games.
In an era of national tension, the world’s largest gathering of Black skiers is finding power in the powder. This year’s summit wasn't just a ski trip—it was a defiant, unapologetic celebration of ...
From Outside contributor Tim Neville’s award-winning story of living in total darkness for 82 hours in a dark cave, to Pam Houston’s tale of the mental health benefits of Icelandic horses, these st...
It should feel like 7 on an effort scale of 0 to 10. And even if you think that answer is too simple (which you definitely should), the study has some interesting insights about the physiology and ...
Here's what you really need to know about ultraprocessed foods like gels and sports drinks and how they affect your performance. The post Energy and Sports Gels Are Ultraprocessed.
From surviving 700 days in the Arctic to the first woman to brave the English Channel, these audio stories profile the trailblazers who defied the odds to shape the world.
Where the tip of South America fades into fjords, a massive new park is born. Welcome to Cape Froward.
We attended a screening of the new Netflix documentary ‘The Truth and Tragedy of Moriah Wilson’ at the SXSW festival in Austin.
With Outside's new text-to-speech audio feature, our top adventure stories are much easier to listen to on the go. Hear your favorite Outside classics, daring rescue stories, and breaking news whil...
March’s megastorm is bringing several feet of snow to certain parts of the United States. Here’s where the experts say you will see the most powder.
Planning your 2026 travel? Newly published data reveals the most- and least-visited national parks in the U.S.