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I still hit the snooze button every now and then, but way less often (a major win in my book)
From festival favorites to hidden gems, these are at the top of our watch list
Here's what we learned about the state of the outdoorswoman in 2017 and the still-prevalent gender gap in the outdoor world
Grab a car and a buddy, then check out 40 miles of mysterious, awesome outdoor art installations
New shows we're excited about, plus our editors' picks for road trips and long runs
There鈥檚 more to be gleaned from the city鈥檚 white-sand beaches than a deep tan
The books, movies, music, podcasts, and other media on our radar
The books, movies, music, podcasts, and other media on our radar
Ambreen Tariq started the Instagram @brownpeoplecamping to get people to rethink what being outdoorsy means
The books, movies, music, podcasts, and other media on our radar
Garrett McNamara's new autobiography tackles his reputation, his critics, his records, and his less-than-traditional childhood
One man鈥檚 slightly deranged quest to Bodhi his way to a must-see YouTube clip
The books, movies, music, podcasts, and other media on our radar
A new photo book tells the stories of trailblazing athletes and advocates. There鈥檚 a good chance you haven鈥檛 heard of most of them.
The books, movies, music, podcasts, and other media on our radar
The books, movies, music, podcasts, and other media on our radar
We applaud a new initiative to curate better photos of women athletes, but it also reveals a sad truth: to find one decent photo of a woman running, you have to sift through a sea of skimpy sports bras and sexualized poses.
The books, movies, music, podcasts, and other media on our radar
The books, movies, music, podcasts, and other happenings on our radar
The books, movies, music, podcasts, and other happenings on our radar
The books, movies, music, podcasts, and other happenings on our radar
The books, movies, music, podcasts, and other happenings on our radar
The books, movies, music, podcasts, and other happenings on our radar
The books, movies, music, podcasts, and other happenings on our radar
The books, movies, music, podcasts, and other happenings on our radar
The books, movies, shows, and other happenings on our radar
All you need is some crowd-ditching, trail- and river-running, wonder-inducing intel
The conservation-minded science illustrator already has one of the most ambitious natural history murals under her belt, and she's just getting started
Now you can hang your favorite in your living room, no matter how oddly specific
And meet the man who鈥檚 made it his mission to keep it that way
For World Oceans Day 2015, the tech giant is sharing 40 new 360-degree underwater panoramas
Pro dogsledders have never made much money, and their marquee event, the Iditarod, has been under attack by animal-rights activists since it was founded. But now there's a new threat to the ancient tradition: lawsuits that claim the dogs are a menace to society.
The Trekker cameras used to be confined to city streets. Now, the systems are venturing farther into the wild, and bringing back stunning imagery from the planet's most remote regions.
Cue: A sleep deficit, a聽Saturday聽morning. Reward: Fun dreams, self-awareness, less stress.
National Forest acreage to be traded for private land
A group of friends built the houseboat we never knew we needed. Even better: It's available for rent.
Opponents say project imperils natural and cultural resources
Grand Teton incident spurs park to start new ranger patrols
Chad Denning created unifying race series in New Hampshire
Miami tower will include curious offerings for thrill seekers
Secret project will revolutionize our stockpiling ways
Almost 50 years ago, a superstorm on Denali created one of the worst鈥攁nd most mysterious鈥攃limbing disasters in America鈥檚 history. Now an author with a very personal connection to the tragedy hopes to find some truth.
Tourists swim for hours, drink urine, and brave volcano after boat sinks
Research station loses heat in the dead of winter
Henry Hawk is 77 and still obsessed with fitness. But lately he's also been focusing on a new passion project: Helping spinal injury patients move again.
