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Cat ski out your front door at this Crested Butte lodge.

This Big Sur popup is almost always booked—might be faster (though sure not cheaper) just to buy one yourself.

New liners can solve boot problems from softness to hot spots and shinbang

This video series follows two world-class climbers to an unexpected destination.

Like a unicorn bearing the holy grail, they're the rare running clothes that function as intended and look [...]

How one of skiing's most recognizable faces became a force for change.

When the storm comes in warm and heavy, here's what to do.

Big wave surfing doesn't get much guh-narlier than this.

There will be just four fee-free days in 2018.

Lustenberger skis the first descent of Black Friar in British Columbia

Montgomery Atwater is one of the reason we can ski sweet, steep powder safely.

Your post-Everest interview with the tough Miss Hawley was a "second summit"

The pioneering skier and filmmaker inspired generations of ski bums.

The town of King Cove has long wanted a road to connect them to nearby Cold Bay.

Thovex straightlines his way across the globe, doing the opposite of chasing powder.

Get an inside take from four Mainers on a trip through the young national monument

The story behind an all-women's monthlong exploration of the Raru Valley.

This one's for people who like to wear their hiking boots everywhere.

If you're not wearing bibs, you might be making a big mistake.

Here are social media's top ten freeskiers.

When you only know how to do one thing, you do the darn thing.

It's not an adventure until things go wrong, and, yes, it was an adventure.

A love letter to the places where skiing is enough.

The decision halts environmental reviews and worries activists.

Junior Patrol Camp empowers girls to take charge, learning avalanche safety and search and rescue.

Aaron Rice skied 330 days in a year to make a record 2.5 million vertical feet—in the backcountry—possible.

A lost friend's dream, an improbable descent, and a lot of powder

Native American tribes lead the charge in suing Trump

Tierra del Fuego native Don Germán hosts visitors, fights depredation, and lives the dream.

Nevada and Oregon monuments to be cut, others will see more hunting, snowmobiling, and commercial fishing

A record that stood for 14 years has been ruled a fake by law.

Stay warm and dry with options from the uber-classics to new brands and technologies.

An unpopular bill by an unpopular Congress proves to be even more unpopular.

This short film looks at one of the most enviable outdoor jobs out there.

The Babe Force is more than just a club—it's a vehicle for positive change.

The fragile national monument has been straining under soaring visitor numbers.

A uranium mine outside Bears Ears could expand 10X under Trump.

Like vanlife, but in a 20-year old Toyota Corolla.

After a years-long battle, the first major victory in the fight to preserve Punta de Lobos has been won.

A new bill from Minnesota Republican strips power from Forest Service and environmental reviews.

Camille Herron ran an Illinois Ultra over an hour faster than any woman has run the distance before

With his new initiative, Stacy Bare wants to change the way we see war.

Tom Wallisch's latest takes home top award at Banff Mountain Film Festival

Go ahead and add the act itself to the endangered list, too

Lee fought against the Glen Canyon Dam and for the preservation of our rivers until her death.

A team of amputees sets their sights on Ecuador's third-highest volcano.

They were sailing from Hawaii to Tahiti in May when they lost their engine and their route

Benchetler surfs with Rob Machado, climbs with Emily Harrington, skis with Sean Pettit and more in this documentary

They rode 4,700 miles and picked up 2,130 pounds of trash. How much will you do today?

Dallas Seavey says he's innocent, a victim of competitors or animal rights activists.

Jost Kobusch summited the nearly 24,000-foot Nangpai Gosum II, in the Himalaya, earlier this month

Brad Gobright and Jim Reynolds climbed the 31-pitch route in 2:19:44

You really can have bipartisan cooperation—now if only Congress would approve the bill.

Francois D’Haene broke the record by more than 12 hours. Oh, yeah, he also runs a winery.

In a sport with more gender disparity than most, powerhouse surfers carve a space for women alone

The young German photographer stuns with a unique eye for shape and texture

Bike brand steps up to aid recovery to devastated area.

Powder, miso, and face-shots abound in the latest from Salomon TV

And not to nag, but you're probably putting it on wrong, too. Here's the right way, plus five planet-friendly [...]

A provision in the budget just passed in the House opens the door—again—to drilling in the Arctic