After Two Fights on Colorado Ski Slopes, Advice on Staying Cool from Outside magazine Fred Dreier
It’s the early days of the 2025-26 ski season, a time to dust off your rusty gear, test your noodle-like legs, and perhaps throw a…
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Is Garmin’s InReach Mini 3 the New King of Satellite Messaging? from Outside magazine Kristen Geil
Today, Garmin launched the inReach Mini 3 and inReach Mini 3 Plus. They’re the the successors to the Mini 2, which came out almost four…
In a Secret Meeting, Utah Officials Proposed Ending Reservations at National Parks from Outside magazine Maddy Dapcevich
Utah state officials are taking aim at existing and proposed timed-entry reservation systems at Arches and Zion National Parks. In a closed-door meeting held on…
Basecamp Confidential: I’m a Lifty at a Big-Name Ski Resort from Outside magazine awise
At the top of the ski resort food chain, you’ve got the ski patrollers and instructors, the sharp-eyed managers, and the goggle-tanned moneybags in the…
A Full Cup of Coffee and Keys Left Behind. Inside the Mysterious Disappearance of Utah Wilderness Guide Joe Pachak. from Outside magazine Maddy Dapcevich
Bluff is a small town in Utah with a population of 250, where the four corners of its respective states converge. For Joe Pachak, it’s…
Rucking Is the Latest Outdoors Trend. Here’s Everything You Need to Know Before Loading up Your Ruck Pack. from Outside magazine ezazo
As a former soldier and current wildland firefighter, I know firsthand that when an operation requires carrying an injured person out or getting equipment to…
How to Watch the 2026 Winter Olympics from Outside magazine Emilee Coblentz
The 2026 Winter Olympics are right around the corner! Here at Outside, we’re excited to tune into the newly recognized sport of ski mountaineering and…
My Experience Inside the High-Tech Ammortal Recovery Chamber from Outside magazine Kristen Geil
As a gear editor who’s been working in the health and wellness space for nearly a decade, I’ve noticed one recurring trend: the endless additions…
Does Your Jacket Have NASA Tech? from Outside magazine elessard
You don’t mess with a fan favorite like L.L.Bean’s PrimaLoft Packaway Jacket unless you know you can make it better. Fortunately, developers at the iconic…
Watch Park Sessions from Outside magazine elessard
When a nature-loving musician takes the stage in an iconic national park, magic is inevitable. Watch Park Sessions, a captivating series featuring influential artists like…
Fear Is Your Friend: What It’s Like to Dive off a 68-Foot Cliff. from Outside magazine Fred Dreier
Australian diver Rhiannan Iffland has dominated the Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series since joining the tour in 2016. This past September, Iffland, 34, wrapped…
The Polar Vortex Is Coming. Here’s What Experts Say It Means for Your Ski Plans. from Outside magazine Maddy Dapcevich
The polar vortex is so back, and in some parts of the country, the weather system will bring with it up to a foot of…
This Under-$100 Solar Lantern Is Our Go-To Holiday Gift This Year from Outside magazine ezazo
Getting a gift for the outdoorsy folks on your list should be easy, right? You should be able to grab something from any aisle at…
‘A Sanctuary for Our People’—A Displaced Tribe Just Reclaimed Ancestral Territory Near Yosemite from Outside magazine Maddy Dapcevich
A Native American tribe displaced by 19th-century settlers near Yosemite National Park has reacquired hundreds of acres of its ancestral homeland. The Southern Sierra Miwuk…