Apply Now for the Ultimate Mountain Athlete Competition from Outside magazine elessard
Plenty of pros can claim to be the best at their sport. But who can dominate them all? The Ultimate Mountain Athlete competition, presented by…
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Erica Fox Spent Decades Swimming off the Coast of California. Now, Authorities Believe A Shark Killed Her. from Outside magazine Maddy Dapcevich
Erica Fox, 55, was an avid swimmer and triathlete who, for the last 20 years, had spent nearly every Sunday swimming in the Pacific Ocean…
Will Lindsey Vonn’s Comeback Have a Storybook Ending? from Outside magazine Fred Dreier
Oh to be a Hollywood producer, and to read and reject movie scripts all day long. Too cliche! Too fake! If I did the job,…
Watch a Massive Explosion Rip Through One of Yellowstone’s Most Active Pools from Outside magazine Maddy Dapcevich
One of Yellowstone’s most active hydrothermal pools has exploded again, and the eruption was captured on video. The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) recently shared footage of…
How the Snoafer Became the Most Polarizing Shoe in America from Outside magazine ksintumuang
Ever since the New Balance 1906L debuted at Paris Fashion Week in 2024 in collaboration with Japanese designer Junya Watanabe, the “sneaker loafer”—AKA snoafer—has been…
The First Timer’s Guide to Fly Fishing: The Budget-Friendly Gear You Need to Get on the Water from Outside magazine ezazo
The first time I wandered into a fly shop on my own, I had no idea where to begin. I had been fly fishing before,…
Vibration Plates Are Trending. But Do They Actually Work? from Outside magazine aunderwood
Take a scroll through #FitTok in 2025, and there’s a strong chance you’ll come across someone squatting, stretching, or standing on a small shaking board—aptly…
Why Ketones Might Ward Off Altitude Illness from Outside magazine awise
My first visit to high altitude didn’t go well. I was at a training camp in the French Alps, and on one of our easy…
Betty Soskin, Oldest National Park Ranger and Pioneering Activist, Dies at 104 from Outside magazine Maddy Dapcevich
Betty Reid Soskin, the country’s oldest retired National Park Service ranger, has died at age 104. She passed away on the morning of December 21,…
What I Learned After Spending 14 Hours at a Suburban Ice Rink from Outside magazine awise
At 6:57 A.M., 64-year-old ice rink owner Ed Schroeder seems almost impossibly awake. His family business, Rocket Ice in Bolingbrook, Illinois, is still mostly empty,…
The 8 Things You Need the First Time You Go Skiing from Outside magazine Jessica Campbell-Salley
Skiing is an intimidating sport. It’s got a ton of barriers to entry (cost, time, sheer amount of gear), the people who are good at…
These Photos of Ski Fashion from the 70s Prove Style Is Timeless from Outside magazine Kristen Geil
Ahh, the 70s, the golden age of ski fashion. Fitted jackets, tighter pants, and lots of color blocking—ski outerwear from the 1970s was made to…
‘60 Minutes’ Went to Everest. Sherpa Nima Made It Possible. from Outside magazine Maddy Dapcevich
Everest, Earth’s highest mountain, needs no introduction. Those are the opening lines of an upcoming special that takes the 60 Minutes investigative team to Everest…
The Science Behind Why We Feast During the Holidays—and Why It’s Totally Fine from Outside magazine aunderwood
I didn’t even like the pie. It was too sweet and store-bought. Still, there I was—standing barefoot in the kitchen, fork in hand, jeans already…