Ever been beaten by a 12-year-old? If you go against these two whitewater prodigies the chances are good you will come up second best.

Eight years in the making and a feat that is "another step forward in truly legitimizing the sport of riverboarding." That's how Josh Galt describes his descent this week in the Green River narrows of North Carolina.

Outdoors people sleep in the craziest places. Send us a shot of the most epic place you've ever taken a snooze for a chance to win a Therm-A-Rest NeoAir sleeping pad.

The date is April 23. Six inches of snow blanketed GearJunkie HQ in Minneapolis overnight. We decided to make the most of the circumstances...

Kyle Bock snagged this shot on the banks of the Chitina River in Wrangell St. Elias National Park, Alaska. Makes us want to get in and paddle away. . .

Formerly known as the Teva Mountain Games, the annual summertime fest in Vail will be re-branded as the GoPro Mountain Games. The camera company nabbed the sponsorship title plus has plans to change the way the Games are viewed.

They don't taste like neoprene. But wetsuit maker Body Glove is jumping into the energy category with SURGE, a new line of gels aimed at outdoors types as well as surfers.

"Tangled vines. Endless rain. Dodgy hotel rooms. Mud. Biting flies. Aggressive viruses...Perfection." That's a description of this trippy new short film featuring boaters conquering huge waterfalls in remote Mexico.

Last month, while testing a packable kayak from Folbot Inc., our editor aided in the rescue of two entangled birds. The chase netted a great chance for a gear review, to boot.

Our writer tests the waterproof and rugged SealLine Duffel on an adventure trip through the wilds of Alaska. It has a drysuit zipper and fits 75 liters' worth of gear, enough for a weeklong trip.