Alex Honnold Knows How Hollywood Can Get Climbing Right from Outside magazine Fred Dreier
Alex Honnold is staying busy. When he’s not announcing a Netflix special or completing a route on El Capitan, Honnold, 40, is hosting a conservation…
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I’m a Health Editor, and I’m Not Participating in the Great Lock-In Wellness Challenge from Outside magazine aunderwood
Upon seeing The Great Lock-In Challenge in my feed, I cringed, sighed, and rolled my eyes. I’ve been a health editor for nearly a decade,…
What the Halloween Forecast Looks Like Across the U.S. from Outside magazine Emilee Coblentz
Parents everywhere will be checking their local forecasts the days leading up to Halloween, trying to get an idea for how to pack before heading…
The 3D-Printed Backpacking Gadgets We Didn’t Know We Needed from Outside magazine Kristen Geil
Backpackers are good at improvising creative solutions to problems, especially when it comes to gear. When you’re carrying your life on your back, relying on…
What It’s Like to Spend a Night with Ghost Hunters from Outside magazine awise
People ask me if I see creepy things in the woods. Mostly I don’t, but sometimes I’m out with my dogs at night and they…
Exploring America’s Longest Off Road Trail from Outside magazine elessard
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Look at This Jeep Stuck on a Colorado Mountain Pass from Outside magazine Fred Dreier
We interrupt your pre-Halloween planning for this very important news flash: Despite the prevalence of sunshine and unseasonably balmy conditions in many corners of the…
A Snowstorm Blew Over Mount Washington. More than 20 Hikers Were Trapped. from Outside magazine Maddy Dapcevich
More than 20 hikers needed to be rescued from the flanks of Mount Washington in New Hampshire after wintry conditions swept across the famed peak…
4 Things Under $30 That Helped Me Survive My First NYC Marathon from Outside magazine Kristen Geil
As a ten-year gear tester with six marathons under my belt, I’ve developed a finely tuned radar for what I will and will not need…
‘From Rails to Trails’ Follows the Fight to Convert Abandoned Railroads to Pathways from Outside magazine Kathleen Rellihan
In 1963, Illinois naturalist May Watts, inspired by walking paths she’d seen in Britain, wrote a letter to the editor of the Chicago Tribune, suggesting…
The Man Who Held His Breath for 24 Minutes from Outside magazine awise
Budimir Šobat had been lying face down in a swimming pool for around a quarter of an hour on March 27, 2021, when something strange…
First-Aid Tips for When You’re on the Trail, According to a Wilderness EMT from Outside magazine aunderwood
As a thru-hiker and medical professional, wound care and bleeding control are two of my first aid priorities on the trail. By the numbers, the most…
I’m Addicted to Hoof-Cleaning Videos. Here’s Why I Love Them. from Outside magazine awise
In the world of tensecond viral videos and TikToks on 2x speed, I’m slowing down a bit more and watching several-minute-long epics online. My latest…
Those Crazy-Looking Puma Shoes? Turns Out They’re Pure Genius. from Outside magazine jbeverly
When Puma revealed five radical prototypes at the 2025 World Championships in Tokyo, the running shoe world laughed. With their jagged midsoles and sky-high stacks,…