The Most-Searched National Parks of All Time, According to Google from Outside magazine Emilee Coblentz
Google has released its search data on the top queried national parks of all time, and the winner comes as no surprise to us. Of…
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Immigration Agents Arrested Two Firefighters Battling a Wildfire in Washington from Outside magazine Fred Dreier
Federal agents from the Department of Homeland Security arrested two firefighters who were battling the largest wildfire in Washington state. The incident, which occurred on…
The New Trailforks Apple Watch App Keeps Users on Route and Offline from Outside magazine Maddy Dapcevich
Apple Watch wearers just got a whole lot more outdoorsy. In a long-awaited push toward greater accessibility, the global mapping platform Trailforks (which is owned…
I Used Synrgy Cycling to Train Around My Period—Here’s How I Performed on Race Day from Outside magazine aunderwood
I got my period for the first time when I was 13 years old. I was at summer camp. At the time, it was the…
The Key to Yellowstone’s Ecological Health? Bison Poop. from Outside magazine Maddy Dapcevich
Bill Hamilton’s chest freezer probably looks a lot different than yours. While most of us pack ours with groceries, Hamilton stores pounds upon pounds of…
The 8 Most Scenic Breweries in the U.S. from Outside magazine Johanna Flashman
By day, Bob Carbaugh designs hospitality spaces as a senior associate with Scott Edwards Architecture, based in Portland, Oregon. Off the clock, he’s an avid…
LIVE NOW: The Super Bowl of Trail Running Is Underway in the Alps (and Our Minds Are Blown!) from Outside magazine Sierra Shafer
Right now, the world’s best endurance athletes are circling Mont Blanc on foot in one of the most mind-blowing races on Earth: the Ultra-Trail du…
How to Turn a 2WD Van Into an Off-Road Machine from Outside magazine ezazo
For years, I thought a two-wheel-drive (2WD) van wasn’t capable of getting me to the places I like to camp the most: dispersed sites at…
In Separate Attacks, Two Hikers Fend Off Bears with Easy-to-Carry Deterrent from Outside magazine Maddy Dapcevich
Hikers in British Columbia and Montana used bear spray to fend off attacking bears in two separate incidents this week, supporting use of the deterrent…
What Was Learned From the Latest Fight Over Public Lands? from Outside magazine Fred Dreier
It’s 6:15 P.M. on a Thursday in late August, and there’s a short line to get into Fisher Brewing in Salt Lake City, Utah. The…
Rangers at Grand Teton National Park Are Battling… Poop? from Outside magazine Maddy Dapcevich
Wyoming’s Grand Teton National Park is dealing with an overload of human poop in wilderness areas, and park officials are considering installing a permanent toilet…
Find Pet-Friendly Trails Fast from Outside magazine Alison Jaksen
Anyone who’s ever had to mouth the word “walk” while reaching for a leash knows how much our dogs love to get out. And no…
Visiting Joshua Tree This Labor Day? You May Want to Reconsider. from Outside magazine Maddy Dapcevich
National Park Service officials at California’s Joshua Tree National Park are warning potential visitors to reconsider their plans, as heavy rain is forecast in the area…
The Leaves Are Changing Early This Fall Thanks to Widespread Drought from Outside magazine Emilee Coblentz
As if your local Starbucks releasing pumpkin spice lattes in August wasn’t pushy enough, now nature is getting the early jump on fall. Folks across…