Climber Charles Barrett Just Lost His Court Appeal from Outside magazine Fred Dreier
In a ruling issued on December 8, the United States Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a lower court’s conviction and life sentence of accomplished…
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I Finally Found Running Shoes that Excel on Both Road and Trail from Outside magazine ezazo
Call them what you will—hybrid, road-to-trail, gravel—running shoes designed to work well on asphalt and unpaved surfaces are having a moment. Nearly all brands now…
When Is It OK And Not OK To Ring The Flight Attendant Call Button? … from the Huffington Post
“I can’t tell you how many times someone has rung a call light while the crew is dealing with a medical emergency just to ask…
The Night Train Is Back—and These New Sleeper Routes Take You Straight to the Snowy Slopes from Outside magazine adehnke91@gmail.com
My breath caught in my throat as the train thundered toward a tunnel. Wind roared through the open doorway and into the vestibule where I…
My Favorite Pair of Earbuds That Stay in My Ears—Even When I Sweat from Outside magazine aunderwood
I love a good pair of earbuds, but I’m not one to spend an absurd amount of money on a pair either. I was recently…
The 2025 Sweat Science Holiday Book List from Outside magazine awise
The latest holiday gift sensation is a handy little device that can literally rewire your brain while you use it. It’s portable, reusable and re-giftable,…
In Yellowstone National Park, the World’s Tallest Active Geyser Has Gone Abnormally Silent from Outside magazine Maddy Dapcevich
Steamboat Geyser is the world’s tallest active geyser, and it used to be really active. For the past several years, the feature blasted steaming hot…
Hundreds of Human Remains Have Been Recovered in the Mojave Desert, and Nobody Is Claiming Them from Outside magazine Maddy Dapcevich
Editor’s note: This story contains content and images that may be sensitive for some readers. In July, a man was walking along a deserted stretch…
This Holiday Season, Give the Gift of Sport from Outside magazine Alison Jaksen
When the temps start to drop and the windchill begins to bite, most people take their workouts indoors. But for those bold enough to challenge…
So THAT’S Why You Can’t Smile In Your Passport Photo … from the Huffington Post
Here’s what to know about the State Department’s passport rules and the reason behind them. Read More
The Best Meteor Shower of the Year Is Peaking This Weekend. Here’s How to See It. from Outside magazine awise
If there’s one meteor shower astrotourists have been waiting for this year, it’s the Geminids—and it’s about to peak. That means you could see between…
A Giant Mega-Guide to the Best Outdoor Gifts from Outside magazine Kristen Geil
It’s December 8th—do you know where you packages are? With the USPS-advised shipping deadline of December 17 fast approaching, now’s the time to lock in…
Yes, You Need a Post-Run Cooldown—But Not For the Reasons You Think from Outside magazine aunderwood
Maybe your high school coach harped on the importance of it, a magazine article you read way back when stressed the perils of skipping it,…
The Surprisingly Tender Art of Rat Taxidermy from Outside magazine awise
I first encountered taxidermy because I wanted fresh meat for my sled dogs, and I heard of a taxidermist in town with a dilemma. He…