Your Head-to-Toe Guide to Layering Up for Single-Digit Runs from Outside magazine ezazo
It’s mid-February, and Punxsutawny Phil says winter isn’t over yet. That’s a good thing to anyone in the west, since we desperately need snow and…
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No, Sturla Holm Lægreid! Noooo! from Outside magazine Fred Dreier
The runner’s high is a helluva drug! On some level, every endurance athlete can kinda sorta relate to Sturla Holm Lægreid, the Norwegian Olympian who…
The Gear You Need for Dark Mornings, Early Workouts, and Brutal Wake-Up Calls from Outside magazine ezazo
In my 20s and early 30s, I depended on intensity to get myself out of bed for early morning adventures. As soon as my alarm…
The Search and Rescue Stories Our Editors Will Never Forget from Outside magazine Emilee Coblentz
Each year, hundreds of calls are placed to search and rescue (SAR) teams across the country. These missions often begin the same way: there’s a…
Behind the Scenes of Search and Rescue Outdoors from Outside magazine Emilee Coblentz
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For Wet, Sweaty Winter Adventures, These Are the Best Synthetic Jackets I’ve Tested from Outside magazine ezazo
Some conditions simply call for synthetic insulation: Whenever the weather hurls down rain, sleet, or the dreaded “wintry mix” of waterlogged snow, I reach for…
Rescuers Issue Warning After a Wire Clipped Skier Across the Neck in the Colorado Backcountry from Outside magazine Maddy Dapcevich
A backcountry skier in Colorado suffered an unusual—and dangerous—injury when he was clotheslined by a hidden steel wire. Ryan Copenhagen was descending a gully on…
A Broken Pipe Sent Hundreds of Millions of Gallons of Sewage into an NPS Site from Outside magazine Maddy Dapcevich
Hundreds of millions of gallons of raw sewage spilled into a portion of the Potomac River just outside of Washington, D.C., after a major sewer…
What Lindsey Vonn’s Crash Taught Us from Outside magazine ksintumuang
I had a plan: sit my daughters down on the couch, pour myself something warm, and give them a lesson in triumph. I’d point at…
Bad Bunny Inspired? Why Puerto Rico Should Be on Your Adventure List for 2026. from Outside magazine Kathleen Rellihan
Bad Bunny’s groundbreaking Super Bowl, er…his halftime performance was a love letter to his homeland of Puerto Rico. Football fans or not, a record number…
Olympic Cross-Country Skier Jessie Diggins Shares Her Favorite Recovery Meal from Outside magazine aunderwood
Jessie Diggins started skiing at age three. Her early interest in the sport paid off as she’s now considered the best cross-country skier in the…
Do This One Exercise Every Day to Run Strong, According to a Physical Therapist and Running Coach from Outside magazine awise
Runners are known for their dedication and commitment — so much so that some never take a day off from running. But there are exercises…
What Florida’s Candy Arsenic Study Gets Wrong—and Why Experts Are Urging Caution from Outside magazine Maddy Dapcevich
As part of its Healthy Florida First Initiative, the Florida Department of Health (FDOH) conducted an analysis of dozens of popular candies, from SweeTarts to…
Five Wacky Stories from the Winter Olympics’ Opening Weekend from Outside magazine Fred Dreier
There have been thrills, spills, and Mariah Carey? The opening weekend of the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina delivered plenty of drama, from Lindsey Vonn’s…