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Why Service Dogs Do Far More Than Offer Comfort
Service dogs provide connection to their owners, which is where real healing begins.
The Best Mountain Bike Helmets of 2026, Tested and Reviewed
Comfort, safety ratings, ventilation, and value—we broke down what matters most and found the best lids at every price point.
What It’s Like to Photograph SoCal’s Gnarliest Surf Break During a Monster Swell
Meet Dingo, a 60-year-old surf photographer who shoots Newport Beach’s most famous wave. He recently captured a massive summer swell, and the riders who shredded it.
The 8 Mobility Moves That Support Longevity, From a Physical Therapist
A physical therapist shares eight mobility exercises to improve joint flexibility, prevent injury, and boost longevity.
The Knicks Just Staged the Largest Comeback in Finals History. Here Is What It Teaches Us About Grit.
The Knicks' miraculous Game 4 rally against San Antonio wasn't just an iconic basketball game—it’s a blueprint for surviving a doomed day in life or the outdoors. The post The Knicks Just Staged th...
The Best Camping Chairs of 2026, Tested and Reviewed
Most chairs feel great for five minutes. These stayed comfortable and supportive through marathon campfire sessions, river hangs, and soggy coastal trips.
The FDA Just Approved the First New Sunscreen Ingredient in 20 Years—Here’s What Hikers, Runners, and Climbers Need to Know.
The FDA just approved sunscreen ingredient bemotrizinol in the United States. Can it withstand the demands of outdoor activities?
After a Fatal Fall in Wisconsin, Climbers Debate the Need for Safety Tethers
The midwest climbing community is mourning the tragic loss of Audrie Pelosi, who died while guiding at Devil’s Lake State Park in Wisconsin The post After a Fatal Fall in Wisconsin, Climbers Debate...
Here’s What a Climbing Sherpa Carries Up and Down Mount Everest
Think your job is tough? Chhebe Bhote, a Mount Everest climbing Sherpa, ascended 35,000 vertical feet and carried at least 400 pounds up and down the mountain during the 2026 season.
The Ultimate Gay Gear Guide: 7 Outdoor Brands That Support LGBTQ+ Organizations
Skip the rainbow-washed merch drops. Spend your money with these queer-inclusive brands instead.
The Best Places to Bike in Chattanooga, Tennessee
Find your ride in America’s first National Park City The post The Best Places to Bike in Chattanooga, Tennessee appeared first on Outside Online.
The Enhanced Games Promised a Transhumanist Revolution. What Happened?
Backed by Peter Thiel and Donald Trump Jr., the drug-friendly Enhanced Games promised to break world records and change human longevity. Instead, they offered a chaotic glimpse into a multi-million...
Can You Be Right-Wing and Care About the Environment? A New Film Says Yes.
The new documentary “(Conserv)atives” explores the intersection between right-wing politics and environmental activism The post Can You Be Right-Wing and Care About the Environment? A New Film Says...
New Research Finds That Just 90 to 119 Minutes of Strength Training Each Week Can Help You Live Longer
Research found that 1.5 hours of weekly strength training lowers the risk of death. Personal trainers share the best exercises to try.
Lewis and Clark’s Dog Helped Usher In a New Era of Pet Ownership
A new book on the famed expedition sheds light on the Newfoundland who accompanied the two explorers on their transcontinental journey The post Lewis and Clark’s Dog Helped Usher In a New Era of Pe...
How Brooks and The North Face Design With Elite Athletes to Build Better Gear
Brooks product chief Carson Caprara recaps the Built Better panel at the Outside Days Industry Conference, explaining how feedback from elite athletes shapes the footwear available to everyday cons...
Is This Hiking?
Enough with plodding along a trail—time to put the wild back into hiking The post Is This Hiking?
Time to Reinvent Hiking
Climb, play, float. Because there’s so much more to being outside than just putting one foot in front of the other.
The Best Water Shoes for River Hikes, Slot Canyons, and Rowdy Rapids
From technical river sandals to water sneakers you'd wear to dinner, our crew of guides and gear testers put 25 pairs through 12 bodies of water to find the best.
5 Reasons Baking Soda Might Help Marathoners, Too
New sports science and elite performances suggest the household staple may help athletes buffer fatigue, block pain, and run faster for longer.
Erick Cedeño’s Mission to Cycle the Forgotten Paths of Some of America’s First Black Bikepackers
We talked to the Bicycle Nomad about his quest to unearth the faces and names of the 1897 Buffalo Soldiers Bicycle Corps.
Officials Have Officially Banned Tents at a Popular Yellowstone-Area Camp Amid Growing Grizzly Concerns
Following heightened grizzly activity, the government has banned tents and soft-sided trailers at a Yellowstone-area campsite in Montana.
An 18-Year-Old Died on the Grand Canyon’s Most Popular Trail. Here Is Why Bright Angel Is So Deadly.
Following a tragic hiker death in the Grand Canyon, we break down why the Bright Angel Trail turns deadly in summer and how to spot the signs of heat stroke. The post An 18-Year-Old Died on the Gra...