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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5 Brands at ISPO 2017 NOT Just Jumping on the "Eco-Bandwagon"
ISPO Munich 2017 had no shortage of technically advanced—and neon coloured, outdoor gear and clothing. But it was the
Destined to Run: How a Pro Runner was Born
How does a young, aspiring skier, became one of the best-known ultra trail runners in the world? This is Nikki’
Running on Empty in New Zealand's The Ultra Easy 100
An engineer and a beginner ultrarunner, Martin Kern dealt with hunger pangs on rough terrain at this year's
Outdoor Retailer Breaking 20 Year Tie with Utah
After weeks of threats, protests and one unproductive conference call with Governor Gary Herbert, Outdoor Retailer has officially stated they
Walking in the Sky
A highlining community high up in The Alps is passing on their knowledge to build a sport that has a
Out of Eden: 4 Years into Paul Salopek's Epic 21,000 Mile Walk
National Geographic Fellow and journalist Paul Salopek has set out on a decade-long mission: a 21,000-mile odyssey to retrace
#StandUp4Rhinos: First SUP Descent of the Zambezi River
Last November, eight of the world’s strongest whitewater paddlers undertook a mission to make the first stand-up paddle board
Alex Txikon Comes Up Short on Everest Summit Attempt
Since late December 2016, Basque climber Alex Txikon has been in Nepal attempting to become the first person to climb
Running 7 Marathons in 7 Days on 7 Continents
Michael Wardian ran 7 marathons in 7 consecutive days on 7 continents—all in under 3 hours each at World
Following the Line: A Triathlon Across the Border between Europe and Asia
A triathlon spanning 9,000km, across the perceived border between Europe and Asia, will test Charlie Walker and Callie Morgigno’
Racing Across Namibia with Mike Horn
For Mike Horn, adventure is not an activity or a single expedition. “It’s a lifestyle”, he told me when I spent a few days with him last year driving across 'the land that God made in anger'.
Outdoor Retailer to Quit Utah after Republican Attack on Public Land Policies
Following on the Trump administration and a Republican congressmen’s actions and rhetoric threatening public lands in Utah, Outdoor Retailer