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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ÖtillÖ- 2013: Live
Considered one of the toughest races in the world, ÖtillÖ is held in Sweden annually. The Outdoor Journal brings you
The North Face Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc- 2013
As one of the world's most famous trail races kicks off in Chamonix, France this friday, The Outdoor
SUPing the Himalayan waters
Our research indicated that no one's tried Stand Up Paddle boarding (SUP) at very high altitudes. And that&
Shawn Dollar rewrites big-wave surfing history
Shawn Dollar from California paddled-in and surfed a 61-foot swell off the coast of Cortes Bank, the highest till dateSkill,
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
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,
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.
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
Marathon des Sables - one of the world's toughest footraces
The Marathon of The Sands, a 6 stage self-sufficient footrace held in the middle of Morocco's uninhabited Sahara
The Gobi March
Two ex-army officers discuss the lure of their first ultra-marathon, a 240 km stretch across the constantly changing terrain of