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A test-drive of a more eco-conscious wood and charcoal grill.

An enduro mountain bike that runs three different wheel sizes, including 27+? Yes, please, Pivot!

Parrot's new drone shoots huge still photos, 4K video, and has a zoom lens. Its competition does not.

Canyon claims its found the sweet spot between light and rugged.

Lighter by half than existing models, the company sees it as "more Patagonia than Kawasaki"

After teasing a concept, the auto maker confirms the van's going into production—and will be available in U.S.

Want your mind blown? The Spark is the size of a Coke can and is controlled via hand gestures, no remote necessary.

VW shows off an Audi-esque go anywhere adventure sedan—but at this stage it's only a concept.

The founder of POC is making an overland machine that's lightweight, zero emissions, and silent.

The all-electric Buzz will have nearly 300-mile range, company says.

The story behind one of America's original outfitters.

The burly Dakine Seeker MTB seeks like overkill until you use it--and then you may never put it down.

Like the Diamondback Haanjo EXP Carbon, which also runs road...your choice.

Garmin fancies up the incredible Fenix 3 with titanium and stainless steel, for a price.

AJ takes a first crack at this sorta trail runner, sorta approach shoe; what it really is is a hybrid without [...]

The Tour de France winner crisscrossed Italy on his bike, delivering messages and documents to the [...]

How chemicals from your boots and backpack wound up in your favorite alpine lake.

And then climbed it. And then rode home to Sweden.

From climbing the Grand Teton in cowboy boots to forming NOLS, this man lived large and taught many.

The first products using Recco's long-range search system are rolling out this year.

Say hello to a custom steel hardtail that doesn't cost a fortune or have a year-long waiting list.

How a grom from Florida won more national titles than anyone and helped build the American ski infrastructure

Granola for dinner on a bikepacking overnight? Nyet! Here's a ridiculously easy approach to a hearty, warm dinner.

In the summer of 2012 I had a phone conversation with Dean Potter. One of his sponsors helped connect us

Last winter AJ reported that both Patagonia and The North Face were getting closer to offering 100 percent [...]

A few weeks ago Bill Martin and Mo Mislivets rode their fat bikes into the Buck Ridge area in the

In 2010, Patagonia was targeted by animal rights groups for sourcing unethical down from farms in Hungary, [...]

Auden Schendler is Aspen’s V.P. of sustainability. He might say his job is pushing huge rocks up very [...]

I never thought much about bottle cages. Why bother? Just go plastic, I figured. They’re cheap. [...]

In the tightly knit and tightly wound circle of custom bike brands, Portland’s Vanilla Bicycles [...]

Stan’s NoTubes is the creation of Stan Koziatek, an inveterate tinkerer and genuine character. NoTubes [...]

That’s Walter Pinto cutting leather at Danner Boots outside Portland, Oregon. Think about it: [...]

You could talk all day about why Mission Workshop exists, about its overbuilt messengers bags, about its [...]

Tony Pereira is talking with his hands. He’s holding a small bicycle light and describing how he built [...]

Mervin Manufacturing is an exception in the ski and snowboard manufacturing business. Consider its rivals [...]

On May 29, 1953, at 6:30 in the morning, Sherpa Tenzing Norgay and Edmund Hillary began a seven-hour assault to

In the early 1970s the major Yosemite climbing proving ground was an area called the Nabisco Wall, a series of

There are so many dogs and cats (yes, cats) at Chris King bike components that there are signs in the

Early in the morning on August 5, 1998, Ned Gillette was shot to death in his tent in the Karakoram.He

You know how when you’re on a road trip with a buddy and one of you says to the other:

Thor Heyerdahl was Norwegian, but as far as he was concerned, he was hardly of Viking ancestry, even though [...]

When it comes to Lodge cookwear, your response is one of two things: Either you know and love it or

I first met Soulcraft’s Sean Walling in PDX, at the 2008 North American Hand Built Bike Show, a.k.a. [...]

If it’s been a while since your last journey to the hurt locker, then actually it’s been forever. [...]

Cascade Designs doesn’t brag much about its 200,000-square-foot manufacturing facility south of [...]

As a kid I learned to ski at a tiny mountain called Ski Acres in the Cascades. With all of

This video outtake of J.P. Auclair street skiing, from Sherpa Studios’ new All.I.Can documentary, hit a [...]

In 2008, Conrad Anker, Jimmy Chin, and Renan Ozturk attempted to be the first climbers up the [...]

Mike Curiak has raced a mountain bike 12 different times in Alaska, in winter. He won the 2000 version of

On September 11, 2001, I was a reporter for Forbes, attending the Frankfurt Auto Show in Germany. My wife, Karla,

Annie Bell isn’t what you’d call a natural camper. The prolific English cookbook author fell into [...]

Alex Honnold is most known for being an astounding climber. He’s the record holder on the Nose of El Cap:

Chasing the best steaming bean all across the country...we're getting a buzz from here.

There's lots of ways to brew a bean in the backcountry or at the trailhead. Here are the best.

My first semester at the University of Colorado I found myself too ill with mononucleosis to do anything but study