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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Johanne Defay: Surfer No. 5
A surfing star from a young age, Johanne had to make some tough life decisions when her main sponsor dropped
Maharashtrian Style Engagement with a Twist
On 1st May, climbers Deepak Pawar and Nutan Shinde got engaged in a typical Maharashtrian style but with a twist,
Courtney Sanders: The Bigger Issue
Following recent events, Courtney Sanders reflects upon wider issues in the outdoor industry.
The Rio Marañón, a Free-Flowing River in Peril
A veteran river runner turns 70, and heads off into the Peruvian wilderness to raft the Rio Marañón, the headwaters
5 French Founders Visit Greenland to Traverse the World's Largest Island
The Outdoor Journal has been updating our readers as to the progress of Engages, which you can read here. During
F-Stop Lotus Gear Review: One Bag to Rule Them All?
F-stop’s photo backpacks for adventurers have something of a legendary status amongst serious adventure photographers. But they’ve also
How Locals are Saving Delhi's Asola Bhatti Wildlife Sanctuary
Delhi locals are overcoming fear-mongering and illegal mining operations by venturing outdoors, volunteering and ensuring that a hidden swimming hole
Ultra Resilience: The Tough Go Trail Running
A trail runner and endurance athlete’s take on heartbreak, and how he copes when the going gets tough. Queenstown,
Running a 100-Minute Mile at The Barkley Fall Classic
It's around 2 pm of a much-awaited Saturday in the woods of Tennessee. I'm bleeding from
Snow, Mud, Sweat and Tears: An Actif Epica First
It’s the middle of peak winter in Manitoba and tears are rolling down my face in pain and despair.
Indian Climbing's New Exploring Boulderer
Ladakhi climber Jamyang Tenzing has been exploring and opening new climbing destinations in North India – and he’s only just
Demand in Asia’s Legal Markets is Destroying Africa’s Wildlife
It’s legal, but that doesn’t make it right. The decimation of Africa’s wildlife to indulge East Asia’