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Pro ultrarunner Dylan Bowman just ran the rugged 55-mile shoreline in 11 hours. Oof.

Sleeping inside a frozen shipping container with a $200,000 mannequin—so, who's the dummy?

A first of its kind summit draws representatives from eight adventure-friendly states

‘Cause it’s more than a hobby.

Short answer: The Hoji Pro Tour boot is pretty dang awesome.

For backcountry skiers, it may just be the biggest deal in a long time.

Craig Fowler hiked AT, PCT, and Continental Divide and pedaled Tour Divide, the Colorado Trail Race, and the [...]

We test one time base-coating that is said to eliminate the need for waxing skis and snowboards…forever.

It turns out that skiing doesn’t make everyone happy.

So, it snowed recently…

Grinding out your place in adventure photography ain’t easy, but it’s a struggle well worth it.

What to do is mostly learned from doing the wrong thing first.

Utah’s Westminster College takes learning to the streets…and the national parks.

Brett Schreckengost’s photo career started with a desire to ski more.

A new website aims to be the Monster.com of the mountains.

It ain’t easy capturing mountain heroes in their element…well, at least not for mere mortals. Girardi makes [...]

When it’s over, it’s over. Bring on winter!

Sometimes the best photos are beneath us...4,869 feet beneath us.

It’s a pretty terrible financial decision but it’ll improve your mental health.

Skiing in the summer ain’t easy—especially when people burn your camp and steal your stuff.

So, this happened. Eldorado Canyon’s Bastille Wall turned into a climber’s convenient store.

Love to hate it, hate to love it. It’s a very complicated situation.

An ode to a little fiddling around the campsite.

Mountain pooches are awful and watching them is terrible. Don't try this at home.

Like most things in life today this starts with the Google machine and a healthy dash of sarcasm and skepticism.

FOMO almost made me fry my retinas.

Because when I say, “Dude,” I don’t mean, “Dude.”

One of the oldest U.S. agencies has one of the coolest jobs. It's also super flippin' hot.

Click-click, kaching-kaching. For professional adventure athletes documenting life is a requirement. So, is [...]

When “no” just won’t do.

This goofy little van is the four-wheeled home of two digital nomads. And it’s been on the road since 1977.

Unless you’re down south, skiing is not really an option in August. Stoke the fire with a little digital drooling.

The Mountain Hub platform is a crowd-sourced treasure trove of outdoor action info—sorta like Strava + Gaia + More

From car camping to backpacking, day hikes to epic suffer fests, don’t forget that thing you always forget.

Remember when "Where The Wild Things Play" exploded on your Facebook feed last month? Here’s how that happened.

Because sometimes the two-burner and oatmeal just ain’t gonna cut it come grub time.

With the power of Duct Tape and floss, you’ll never lose that water bottle or that coffee thermos top ever again.

Meet the man focused on habitual truthfulness.

A not-so-normal guy accomplishes the not-so-normal dream of skiing on the roof of North America. Alone. On [...]

City time is all about controlling expectations… and bringing a ton of camping gear.

A non-parent observation about parenting: get them kiddos in them hills pronto.

He rolled the odometer and then did what any centenarian would do: went skiing.

Colorado artist Jane Salee drives to her muses in a 1989 Tiger van.

Dylan H. Brown stumbled into his art. Thank goodness—his photos are ridiculous.

The brand that brought you the coldest containers now makes dry duffels…and buckets. But like, super cool buckets.

Well actually, there are two: the Black Diamond Alpenglow Sun Hoody and Alpine Start Hoody.

The tour and the adventure go hand in hand for singer-songwriter Emily Scott Robinson.

Lindsey Ross’ captivating and wistful collodion photography of people and the outdoors

Telluride, Colorado is home to many jaw dropping things, but this film fest may take the cake

An ode to (and slight rant about) my new running vest, the Salomon S-Lab Ultra 5.

The Bus Life’s Sarah and Matt Park are the on the road adventure couple we can all look up to

If you get extreme and no one knows, does it really count?

The beginner beat down is a part of trying new things—shame is not

World's best-traveled dog breaks his silence about life as a social media pooch model.

Lucas Winzenburg’s ginormous Kyrgyzstan bikepacking epic is a jaw dropper.

There is something that holds me back from adventure. And I wanna crush it.

A little dirtbag decorum goes a long way.

That middle finger ain’t helpin’ nobody. Try a little bit of this.

How Dylan VanWeelden’s flowerchild youth informs his jaw dropping photography.

A scientific report (but mostly personal opinion) on the influencing power of the outdoors over taste buds.