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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Women Runners Equal Men in Palestine Marathon
The Palestine Marathon started off as a reaction to Hamas’ attempt to stop women like Sara Naim from running. On
How a Filmmaker Took Skateboarders Out of the City and Into the Outdoors
Norwegian filmmaker Jørn Nyseth Ranum grew up in a mountainous village, far from urban playgrounds. Which is how he eventually
Is The Great Barrier Reef Going to Die?
The Great Barrier Reef, already damaged by three extreme heatwaves, is experiencing its fourth mass bleaching event. Does this mark
Leave it Better: Hikers Being Sponsored to Pick Up Your Trash
Upping the ‘Leave No Trace’ ante! To reverse the poor state of some of America’s trails, Granite Gear has
One Million Acres Donated for Creation of National Parks in Patagonia
Doug Tompkins, founder of The North Face, and his wife Kristine spent roughly 25 years buying up pieces of land
Nepal Will Give Climbers GPS Devices to Stop False Everest Claims
Last year, Nepal banned an Indian couple from climbing in the country for 10 years after they faked a photograph
First Ascent of Huge Arch in China
China is home to some of the world’s most spectacular natural arches, providing rock climbers adventures aplenty. A new
Meet Karl Platt: Pro Mountain Biker and 5-Time Winner at Cape Epic
Karl Platt, a German marathon mountain biker, is a 5-time winner at Cape Epic, one of the toughest mountain biking
Chris Bertish Makes History with SUP Crossing of Atlantic
Big wave surfer Chris Bertish left the coast of Morocco three months ago on a custom twenty-foot-long stand-up paddleboard with
Red Bull Crashed Ice Exists and You Should Know About It
Yes, this is a real sport—and yes, it’s kind of insane. The Ice Cross Downhill World Championship is
An Interview with Two Young Women Ski Racing 90km at Night
Today, Sofie Jonsson and Malin Andersson will face 90km of cold, dark terrain. With a GPS, headlamp and a few
'The Belgian Beasts' Send One of Patagonia's Hardest Free Routes
Sean Villanueva O’Driscoll, Nico Favresse and Siebe Vanhee spent 19 straight days on the East Face of the Central