Piolets d'Or Announces the "Significant Ascents" of 2023
This list of 68 climbs is effectively a "long list" used to select nominees of the prestigious alpine award.
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Kilian Jornet records the fastest round trip of Mont Blanc
Young Spaniard Kilian Jornet makes a mad sprint up and down Mont Blanc (4,810 mts/15,781 ft) in
Why do we need brand names for outdoor sports?
Out in the wilderness or up on the mountains, if you don’t want to risk your safety, go for
Deal with a Curious Octopus
A trip underwater can turn out to be a nightmare during a close encounter with an eight-legged creature. The Outdoor Journal suggests some dos and don'ts for such times
Mountain biking for the tenderfoot
Ever been gobsmacked by All Terrain Bikers who zip down mountain slopes while you foot marched downhill? Here's
Swim, run or get tanked
OtillO race organizers innovate and bring in an exhausting amphibious flair to pure hardcore runningIt took a rather insane (and
Trail running: two exclusive interviews
After Ultra Trail Mount Fuji (April 26, 2013 - April 28, 2013 - 3 days), we talked with our friends,
Twist, turn, glide on the waves - Kiteboarding hits India
A three-day event on the Western coast brings together professionals and beginners to boost the sport India's first
The Indian at the Marathon of the Sands
Girish Mallya (37): Utra-marathon runner, editor, publisher - Popular Science India. “To me, Girish personifies and embodies the runner'
Q&A with Meghan Hicks, the first woman to cross the finish line at MDS, 2013
Perseverance is key. Meghan Hicks secured her first victory in the Marathon des Sables, four years after her first participation.
First Everest, now Makalu - Indian mountaineer looks to climb them all
Arjun Vajpai aims to be the first Indian to climb all 14 peaks in the world that cross 8000 meters
Indian sails across world alone- enters the record books
The Navy officer became the first in a country of billions, to circumnavigate solo, on a yacht. An Indian navy
First-ever 'Icefall doctor' death on Everest
Most commercial Everest expeditions rely on elite Sherpa route-setters to fix ladders and ropes above base camp. Now, only six