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'A Northern Path' is one you're gonna want to follow.

One of the most gorgeous short films on the transcendence of a high mountain lake.

An ode to Zion from someone who lives very far away.

Payback for political disagreements is widespread, investigation shows.

Thinking about skiing, missing skiing, ready for winter.

For the third time in the last two weeks, these climbing all-stars set a new record on this iconic El Capitan [...]

Thanks to extreme conservation efforts, the number of big apes has surged.

Explosive seismic exploration could start as early as December if proponents have their way.

Maybe no one cares if you tele, but the International Ski Federation does.

Each of these stunning bits of video was created from a single photograph.

The arc of a life bends toward...what, exactly?

Everyone wins and not one pixel is hurt in this epic smackdown of polychrome boasting.

A profile of snowmakers at tiny Ski Plattekill, New York, gives a look into the heart and soul of skiing.

An ambitious young fox kit goes head to head with a mature bird of prey. Meanwhile, the bunny says, 'Wait, what?'

It ain't cheap, but it's vegan, all natural, filling, and yummier than you'd expect.

Oh, yes, and on a caterpillar becoming a butterfly. This is good one.

A short glimpse of Osaka through the lens of bikes.

Whatever your experience, here's a chance to add your voice.

Is it thrills he's seeking—or something else?

For fast and light bike security, Ottolock is a sweet option.

A close call leads to even more respect for the keeper mud of the Beehive State.

The 'most elusive man in America' is a long-distance machine who may have figured out the secret to a good life.

In like a lion, stays like a lion.

The tailored look is coming to technical tees, polos, and cargo bibs.

The stats "192 miles and 24,000 vertical in one long push" only begin to tell the story.

Up to $1.5 billion and 6.7 million acres are slated to protect this threatened species.

Tony Tooke, the head of the U.S. Forest Service, has resigned after accusations of personal sexual [...]

More than 150 cows and a pack of wild dogs are running wild in Whitewater Preserve

Aaaaaaand you're going to want to get your hands on one.

MEC to drop Vista Outdoor products entirely, while REI puts any future orders on hold.

Mining companies say there won't be a rush, conservation groups say that doesn't matter.

Comment period on Ambler Road ending now

Everyone in the outdoor fun tribe knows that a fundamental rule is that you don’t reveal stashes and secret spots,

When dreams of adventure are fueled by dusty tracks into the unknown, there's only one solution: go.

And ready to send to you.

This short film explores the mystery of how the lousiest waves can produce the most stoked surfers.

Their first adventure was horseback riding from Oklahoma to New Mexico at ages 5 and 9. They went a whole lot [...]

The short video is a love letter to UK brand's backyard.

Independent Vermont company was unable to find savior-buyer

Leaked documents show Bears Ears will be cut 85%, Grand Staircase in half.

Alastair Humphreys bugs out to a Scottish bothy after one too many distractions.

Hardline stance softens as e-MTBs gain traction with land managers.

Leopards, too, are fair game under new Fish and Wildlife Service rules.

This the rare short film that transcends the tropes of city, surf, and urban surfing.

Previous reports that the company is shutting down are false

An open and airy shelter for rangers in a Dutch park might have Forest Service workers turning green.

More Than Just Parks captures this Colorado gem in all its fall glory.

Voluntary restrictions on site formerly known as Ayers Rock didn’t come close to succeeding

Development would bring 10,000 visitors a day to Colorado River confluence.

The cost to enter top 17 national parks would in some cases more than triple

Perkins was killed by the slide. Kennedy survived, but distraught at the loss, took his own life.

Bill would force environmental reviews of any parcel larger than 640 acres, cap size, and require approval [...]

...and things don't go as planned. Oh, no, they do not.

Zinke argues for new borders and management practices to favor grazing, logging, and energy extraction.

The Eagle Creek Fire east of Portland in the Columbia River Gorge has forced evacuations and threatens towns.

Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke recommends making key national monuments smaller.

Draft report provided to the NY Times shows ‘drastic’ impact on U.S.

Hey, with a maintenance backlog of almost $12 billion, the feds are asking everyone to step up.

Would you like KOA to run Yellowstone's campgrounds? The new administration is open to creative, win-win ideas.

Is anyone surprised by the news that Denver has reeled in the prestigious hosting of the North American [...]