‘Alone’ Is Headed to the Desert for Season 12 from Outside magazine Fred Dreier
After watching all 11 seasons of the History Channel’s survival show Alone, I’ve become accustomed to to the show’s ebb and flow. In the first two…
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The 11 Best Personal Item Bags for Adventure Travelers from Outside magazine John Davies
Packing for adventure travel is never easy. Every trip is different, which means each time you break out the suitcase or duffel bag, you need…
Lessons Learned During the 2015 Nepal Earthquake from Outside magazine Fred Dreier
I remember the shaking. The vibrations were so severe that I could not stand up. After a few seconds, the soil beneath my feet liquified,…
12 Mother’s Day Gifts for Moms Who Are Always on the Go from Outside magazine Jenny Wiegand
Last Mother’s Day, as the mom of a one-year-old, I wanted anything that would make getting outside with a baby in tow easier. Now I’m…
First Look: How Troxus Makes Choosing an E-Bike Easy from Outside magazine Alison Jaksen
The e-bike industry is a crowded place these days. What used to be a niche in the cycling world now has enough brands and bikes…
Living with a Pet May be Beneficial for Gut Health from Outside magazine cvanparis@outsideinc.com
All dog lovers know that those furry friends improve your quality of life. They cheer you up when you’re feeling down, keep you active, and…
Op-Ed: Public Lands Are Under Attack. State Leaders Should Protect them. from Outside magazine Fred Dreier
From 2021 until 2024, while I was Secretary of the Interior, we worked to forge stability, create jobs in a clean energy economy, conserve more…
Are Sweatpants the New Leggings? Two Editors Debate. from Outside magazine Corey Buhay
There are a nearly infinite number of battles on the Internet, but we at Outside get fired up over some more than others. The latest?…
Step Into Ocean Conservation from Outside magazine elessard
The ocean is far more than a backdrop for Dr. Guy Harvey—it’s been a lifelong inspiration and the heart of his work. From his childhood…
The 9 Best Bioluminescence Tours in the World from Outside magazine John Davies
If chasing auroras lights you up, nature has an even wilder spectacle waiting for you. Picture dipping your kayak paddle into inky black water, only…
This After-School Program Is Turning High Schoolers into Mountaineers from Outside magazine POM Administrator
Last winter, now 17-year-old Isobel Chi found herself on Washington’s Sasse Mountain with a group of fellow high schoolers and a handful of adult leaders….
What Happens to Crags After a Wildfire? from Outside magazine POM Administrator
Every few minutes the helicopters whirred overhead, back and forth, bringing loads of water to quench the wildfire that burned in Colorado’s Clear Creek Canyon….
What Kind of Gear Do You Need at Mount Everest Base Camp? from Outside magazine Fred Dreier
It’s no secret that Mount Everest climbers travel with tons of gear. Guess what—so do Outside reporters who are headed to Base Camp. In his…
This Nurse Is Skiing Utah’s Hardest Descents in Record Time from Outside magazine jstern
When Mali Noyes got on the phone with me on April 17, she was spent. Her exhaustion, miraculously, wasn’t from the physical effort of her…