AI Is Not Draining the Colorado River. I Measured It.
An expert on environmental policy measured every drop of water he used during months of heavy AI work. The findings reveal we may be worrying about the wrong environmental crisis.
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How I Survived a Dangerous Walrus Encounter While Kayaking in the Norway
When walruses capsized Ralph Spitzen’s kayak in the frigid waters of Svalbard, Norway, his survival came down to a split-second decision and decades of training.
The Smokies Are Seeing an Unusually High Number of Rescues. Here’s Why Hikers Keep Getting in Trouble.
Officials at Great Smoky Mountains National Park (GSMNP) issued a stark warning for visitors planning to explore America’s most popular park. In an April 2 press release, the National Park Service ...
Jeep’s Newest Concepts Are a High-Octane Fever Dream
For the 60th anniversary of the Easter Jeep Safari, Jeep brought a collection of drivable, concepts to Moab. We took the XJ Pioneer, the Anvil 715, and the JPP Buzzcut out on the trail.
Dark Sky Running Is a Growing Movement to See the Stars
Running in the pitch-black is a sensory-rich experience where the sound of the wind and the glow of the cosmos replace the distractions of the daytime, RUN's travel columnist explains.
What Went Wrong with the Deadly Tahoe Avalanche? We Had an Expert Analyze the New Accident Report.
Why did 13 die in the Tahoe avalanche? An expert spoke with Outside to parse through the official accident report.
Massive NPS Staffing Cuts Loom as DOI Orders ‘Visitor-Facing’ Realignment and Early Retirement
A new April 2 memo reveals a sweeping plan to restructure the National Park Service, coinciding with massive 2026 budget cuts.
Are You Ultralight Curious? These Are the 9 Essentials You Need.
I’m not committing to a whole new kit to try ultralight. I’m just swapping a few heavier essentials for lighter ones and seeing if it makes a difference.
What the Heck Is Going On with the Mount Everest Poisoning Scandal?
You may have read a crazy headline or two about allegations of insurance fraud, false helicopter rescues, and (gasp) poisoning on Mount Everest. Our articles editor provides a handy explainer about...
Here Are the 5 Biggest Stories We’re Following on Mount Everest in 2026
Climbing season is here on the world’s highest peak, and there’s already controversy, new technology, and historic adventures. Our Everest reporter presents 5 stories he’s following as climbers hea...
These 3 Workouts Take Walking to the Next Level
Spring is the perfect time to get in some outdoor cardio. A personal trainer shares three 30-minute walking workouts to try.
I Spent 25 Years Producing Survival Shows. Here’s What I Actually Pack to Stay Alive.
From 'Naked and Afraid' to 'Dual Survival,' veteran TV producer Rachel Maguire has seen it all. These are the surprisingly simple items she relies on in the world’s most dangerous jungles.
Our Centuries-Long Quest for Immortality From Ancient Mesopotamia to Modern Biohacking
This fear, one so strong, has spawned a number of gurus and scientists who suggest that dying is optional, like a Harvard University geneticist who argues aging is a disease we can treat, and at le...
New Research Suggests There’s a Better Way to Track Strength Training Than the One-Rep Max
A new commentary in the 'International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance' argues that the one-rep max is overrated. Measuring it is inaccurate, inconvenient, and sometimes even dangerous...
I’ve Been a Raft Guide for 10 Years. Here’s What It’s Really Like.
Raft guiding isn’t just a job. It’s a lifestyle.
How to Tell If You’re Overwhelmed or Overstimulated—and How Getting Outside Can Help
Here’s how to tell the difference and, more importantly, what to do to push past these uncomfortable feelings.
What Makes Alum Cave Trail One of the Most Dangerous Hikes in Great Smoky Mountains National Park?
After a 65-year-old hiker fell to her death on Alum Cave Trail, an expert explains why the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is considered so deadly. The post What Makes Alum Cave Trail One of th...
A Soldier’s Lost Grave Was Finally Found at Dry Tortugas, One of America’s Most Remote National Parks
Archeologists have finally located the 150-year-old lost grave of Soldier George Tupper at Dry Tortugas National Park.
What’s Better for Strength Training: Weighted Vests, Rucking Packs, or Regular Backpacks?
I tested trendy weighted vests and packs against ordinary backpacks. Here’s what I found.
The Boulder Concept Marks a Surprising New Direction for Hyundai
Hyundai just unveiled the Boulder Concept, a body-on-frame SUV built to take on the Bronco and Wrangler. With 37-inch tires, a solid rear axle, and "Art of Steel" styling, the Korean automaker is f...
13 of the Best Places to Shop Used Outdoor Gear Online
To aid you on your quest to save money and Mother Nature alike, we’ve pulled together 13 of our favorite places to shop for secondhand gear.
I Traced an Anthropologist’s Deadly Obsession with the Dark World of Kanaima
A renowned researcher died after becoming obsessed with dark shamans. I traveled to Guyana to see if the stories were true.
The 5 Best Waterfalls to Visit During the Spring Snowmelt
Now that the snowpack is melting, these seasonal cascades are at their peak. Witness a snowmelt waterfall firsthand in these five locations.