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Everest’s Khumbu Icefall Is Open: What to Know About the 2026 Route
The Icefall Doctors have finished the most dangerous job in mountaineering. Here is what this year’s path to the summit looks like.
What We Can All Learn From Sabastian Sawe’s Historic 1:59:30 Marathon
Sabastian Sawe did the unthinkable in London, running a sanctioned marathon in 1:59:30. For one middle-of-the-pack runner struggling with injury, sharing the course with history changed everything.
Outside’s Most Bone-Chilling Long Reads You Can Now Listen to
Thanks to the new audio feature on Outside, it's easier to consume unsolved mysteries on the go, just like your favorite podcast.
I’m a Registered Dietitian. These Are the Best Protein-Enhanced Foods That Are Worth Buying.
Protein-enriched foods are everywhere, from ice cream to chips and even coffee. But this trend has very little to do with sports nutrition, Matthew Kadey, R.D., explains.
Trump Just Withdrew Scott Socha to Lead the National Park Service
The White House announced on April 27 that it had withdrawn Scott Socha, a longtime Delaware North exec, as head of the NPS.
This Mount Everest Drone Video Shows the Deadly Serac in the Khumbu Icefall
A flying drone filmed the looming tower of ice that threatens the route through the Khumbu Icefall. The serac has prevented officials from opening Mount Everest to climbers.
I Saved a Dying Climber on a Deadly Himalayan Peak. It Nearly Killed Me.
On Annapurna, the margin between life and death is painfully thin. Ashok Lama, a Nepali guide, recently saved two climbers on the peak, and narrowly escaped with his own life.
The British Are Coming and You’re Gonna Love It
Berghaus crosses the pond with alpine performance, Britpop style, and an unbreakable guarantee The post The British Are Coming and You’re Gonna Love It appeared first on Outside Online.
Discover a Year-Round Adventure Hub in Charlotte, North Carolina
With four perfect seasons, this Southern getaway is always the right destination The post Discover a Year-Round Adventure Hub in Charlotte, North Carolina appeared first on Outside Online.
I Live in a Bird-Watching Hot Spot. Here’s the Birding Gear I Use to Make the Most of Spring Migration.
Whether you’re a seasoned birder or just getting started, a few lightweight, packable, and practical pieces of birding gear can help you experience a successful bird watching adventure. The post I ...
The Rise of the “Menopause Retreat” and Why Midlife Women Are Flocking to Them
Can a week in the jungle rewrite the rules of menopause?
When Does ‘Alone’ Season 13 Start? The Best Survival Podcasts, Albums, and Films While You Wait.
If you’ve binged every season of ‘Alone’ and still crave stories of shelter building, foraging, and the depths of human loneliness, we’ve got you covered. This curated list of movies, books, and po...
Dream of Being a Lighthouse Keeper? National Park Volunteer Programs Let You Try It Out.
The era of the professional lighthouse keeper is over, but the National Park Service is looking for volunteers to stand watch. Here is the reality of the job and lighthouses across the country that...
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum Says Feds Handled the Grand Canyon’s Dragon Bravo Fire Wrong. Now What?
In a Senate hearing, Interior Secretary Doug Burgum admitted that flawed firefighting strategies worsened the Grand Canyon’s catastrophic Dragon Bravo Fire. The post Interior Secretary Doug Burgum ...
Climbing on Everest Is Stalled. Can This Daring Plan Save the Season?
Officials hope that helicopters, additional manpower, and coordination between outfitters and the Icefall Doctors can allow climbers to get on the mountain The post Climbing on Everest Is Stalled. ...
16 Mother’s Day Gifts for Outdoorsy Moms—Handpicked by a Mom Trying to Get Back Out There
These Mother's Day gifts hit the sweet spot: practical enough to use every day, but thoughtful enough to feel like a real upgrade.
9 of the Best Sustainable Hotels and Lodges in the World
From a new DarkSky Approved glamping retreat in Yosemite to a former seaweed camp-turned-nature lodge in Patagonia, here are hotels, lodges, and retreats where you can feel like your stay is doing ...
Three Plant-Based Supplements May Make Heat Training Easier, According to New Research
New research suggests that three supplements, berberine, curcumin, and blackcurrant, may make training in the heat more tolerable.
Can a Healthier Gut Mean Better Fitness and Performance? New Research Suggests a Link That Only Appears in Men.
New research finds a link between gut health and fitness levels, but only in men. Experts discuss what these findings mean for performance.
The Gear You Need To Ditch Your Car and Start Bike Commuting
These 12 items will make your bike commute easier, safer, more comfortable, and more convenient.
New Research Highlights 10 Peptides You Shouldn’t Be Using
A new scientific review examines the "Wolverine stack" and other supplements trending on social media. While the hype promises rapid healing, the actual evidence for human safety is thin.
Yeti vs. RTIC: Which Cooler Is Worth Your Money?
A real-world test reveals whether the cheaper RTIC can match Yeti’s legendary ice retention. The post Yeti vs.
Arches National Park Just Nixed Reservations. Here’s How to Avoid the Crowds.
Arches no longer requires timed entry tickets, which means crowds are coming back in a big way. Here's how to see the famous red rocks without the Disneyland-style lines, according to a Utahn.