Can Coffee Help You Live Longer? Here’s What the Latest Research Says. from Outside magazine aunderwood
If your day doesn’t truly start until you’ve had a cup of coffee, you’re in luck. A new science review in the journal Nutrients concludes…
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The Rudest Things You Can Do While Boarding A Plane … from the Huffington Post
From “gate lice” to bin hogging, these common faux pas make the boarding process worse. Read More
Lab Tested: A Look at the Coolest Devices We Used to Test Backpacking Gear in 2025 from Outside magazine Kristen Geil
Here at Outside, we’ve always relied on expert field-testing for our gear reviews. But sometimes, we want to really nerd out over data. Which rain…
Superfoods Don’t Drive Longevity. These Evidence-Backed Basics Do. from Outside magazine Emilee Coblentz
The longevity industry is a loud, billion-dollar machine. Turn on any podcast, and you’re bombarded with 18-step morning routines, expensive “anti-aging” powders, and hacks that…
The Reset Is the First New Hotel in Joshua Tree in 15 Years. Here’s Our First Look. from Outside magazine Jessica Campbell-Salley
It’s a moonless winter night in the Mojave Desert, and stars dazzle across the inky black sky in a kaleidoscope of constellations. From the patio…
Can Jumping 50 Times Each Morning Actually Improve Your Health? from Outside magazine Jessica Campbell-Salley
You’ve tried everything to feel more awake in the mornings—caffeine, sunlight, water, stretching—but no matter what, you still feel groggy and unready to face the…
The 1 Thing Flight Attendants Wish Passengers Would Stop Doing On Planes … from the Huffington Post
For the sake of your own well-being and everyone around you, ditch this in-flight habit. Read More
Are Immigration Checkpoints Coming to National Parks? from Outside magazine Maddy Dapcevich
Those visiting national parks this year may face additional questioning about their citizenship. According to an internal National Park Service (NPS) directive, park staff have…
Safeback SBX Tested: How This Avalanche Safety Device Keeps Skiers Alive Longer from Outside magazine Kristen Geil
When Safeback first introduced its SBX avalanche survival system—a device integrated into packs to provide airflow to buried avalanche victims—it felt like a genuine breakthrough…
The Grand Canyon’s Water Is Supposed to be Pristine. Scientists Just Found Pharmaceuticals in It. from Outside magazine Maddy Dapcevich
The Grand Canyon is one of the world’s most famous waterways, and its stretch of the Colorado River and its tributaries are protected. But a…
I’m a Telluride Ski Patroller. I Can Barely Afford My Job. from Outside magazine Fred Dreier
Telluride Ski Resort, located in the jagged San Juan mountains of Western Colorado, has some of the state’s most daunting terrain. The resort’s ski patrollers…
The Best Women’s Long-Sleeve Running Shirts (2026): Tested and Approved from Outside magazine ezazo
The best long-sleeve running shirts feel great against the skin from the moment you start getting dressed, transforming a winter run from daunting to doable….
Want More Outside? Here’s How to Add Us as a Preferred Source on Google. from Outside magazine Maddy Dapcevich
Algorithms be darned. Google recently gave its users some autonomy over their search results with its “Preferred Sources” tool. And if you’re an outdoor junkie…
I’m Obsessed with Watching Rescue Videos. Here’s Why. from Outside magazine Maddy Dapcevich
Part of my job requires me to read through accident reports, watch harrowing rescue videos, and, unfortunately, report on deaths in the outdoors. Admittedly, this…