The New Wild West of Art Is More Adventurous Than Ever from Outside magazine Johanna Flashman
Making a pilgrimage to one of the most iconic and remote land art installations of our time, The Lightning Field (1977) by American sculptor Walter…
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The Rise of the Anti-Influencer: How Outdoor Athletes Are Breaking the Algorithm from Outside magazine Johanna Flashman
Delilah Cupp (@dcuppers) grew up watching the MTV show Jackass, and in college, she started posting videos on YouTube and Instagram of her athletic shenanigans…
Here’s the First Clue to Find a Buried Canadian Treasure Worth Nearly $1 Million from Outside magazine Maddy Dapcevich
North American treasure hunters have cause to celebrate, as the first clue for the Great Canadian Treasure Hunt is posted online, offering a hint to find…
Why Garmin’s New, Satellite-Messaging fēnix 8 Pro Watch Matters to Backcountry Adventurers from Outside magazine ezazo
Yesterday, Garmin announced its new fēnix 8 Pro watch. The biggest selling point? It connects to both cellular and satellite networks. That means users can…
A Simple Metric That Can Tell You If You’re Overtraining and Need More Recovery Time from Outside magazine aunderwood
Even though I prefer not to train and coach by heart rate, I have found that using these numbers—specifically resting heart rate values—can be a…
‘The American Southwest’ Film Is a Wild Ride Down the Mighty Colorado River from Outside magazine Kathleen Rellihan
Ben Masters and his team spent 80 days at the edge of the Vermillion Cliffs in Arizona, their cameras trained on a condor nest as…
Kate Courtney Is at a Crossroads in Her Cycling Career. What’s Next? from Outside magazine Fred Dreier
What was the best part of winning Colorado’s Leadville Trail 100 mountain bike race? A few answers come to Kate Courtney’s mind. On August 6,…
The Best National Parks for Viewing the Upcoming Corn Moon from Outside magazine Emilee Coblentz
September 7 marks the Corn Moon, a full moon named for its proximity to harvesting corn and grains. (It also happens to be a blood…
Weekly Roundup: How to Spot the Northern Lights and Find $1 Million Treasure from Outside magazine Maddy Dapcevich
Interested in a million dollars? Want to spot this year’s epic northern lights forecast? Outside has you covered in this edition of our news roundup…
I’ve Hiked 11,000 Miles with My Wife. Here’s What I Learned on My First Solo Trip. from Outside magazine awise
Early this spring, during a fact-finding sprint up a storm-damaged section of the Appalachian Trail (AT), I had a comical epiphany about my backpacking life:…
Gaia GPS Adds Overlanding Layer for Smarter Off-Road Navigation from Outside magazine awise
My husband and I were four days into our week-long trip chasing hot springs in the Gila Wilderness and National Forest in southern New Mexico….
In Separate Events, Two U.S. Hikers Fall to Their Deaths from Outside magazine Maddy Dapcevich
Two hikers fell to their deaths in separate events at different popular wilderness areas in late August. The tragedies prompted rescuers to reiterate the importance…
A free L.A. hike, yoga and a sound bath under the full moon? Here’s how to join from the LA times Aspen Anderson
A volunteer-run nonprofit is turning L.A. parks into gathering places each full moon with free hikes, yoga and stargazing — and a focus on inclusion…
Elizabeth Gilbert was addicted to love and sex. How ‘Eat, Pray, Love’ author learned to be OK solo from the LA times Samantha Fink
Following the death of her best friend turned romantic partner, Rayya Elias, ‘Eat, Pray, Love’ author Elizabeth Gilbert realized she was addicted to love and…