At 90, he took off on a run across the country. Now, at 95, Ernie Andrus is at it again. See the full post >

Bike commuting may soon earn you a tax break. May as well make that trip to work a bit of an adventure. See the full post >

Mélise Edwards, professional climber and PhD student in neuroscience, talks through climbing and fear, and the state of the outdoor industry. See the full post >

The Gwich’in people of Alaska are in a fight to save their homelands from the encroachment of mining and oil interests. See the full post >

A couple years back, filmmaker Brad Masters and a crew set out to look at the land that an extended border wall along the Rio Grande would pass through. They paddled, hiked, and rode horses and bikes along a 1,250-mile section of the US/Mexico border during the making of the new documentary, The River and […]

The landscape below is white. Cold white, with stunted black trees – the type of trees that are found north of the Arctic Circle. Beneath our little bush plane, a pair of wolves sprints towards what could loosely be called a forest. In the middle of the small lake below us is a red spot […]

When the fantasy and reality of living in an expensive mountain town collide, reality usually wins. See the full post >

Alex Txikon, Pasang Sherpa, and Cheppal Sherpa abandon bid for first-ever winter K2 climb. See the full post >

Not content with heading to Egypt in search of the famous sights, Lola Akinmade Åkerström opted for a once-in-a-lifetime two-wheeled excursion instead. And, despite the blistering heat, she lived to tell the tale.   It’s 2010 and our motley crew of cyclists has assembled in Egypt. There’s Charlie, a professional cyclist in his 40s; Jayme, […]

It happened rather quickly, but the Land Water Conservation Fund is now permanent after Dingell Act sails through Congress and the White House. See the full post >