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Adventure Filmmaker? Start Here

Make films and love outdoors adventure? Reel Rock Film Fest co-creator Peter Mortimer tells us how you to get started in the biz.

Written by Adam Ruggiero September 19, 2016

Ultra-Runner Karl Meltzer Breaks Appalachian Trail Record

It took 45 days, 22 hours, and 38 minutes, but today (Sunday, September 18, 2016) ultra-runner Karl Meltzer broke the record for the fastest supported…

Written by Adam Ruggiero September 18, 2016

‘Future’ Bikes, YETI Brick, Badass Women: GearJunkie Week In Review

A recap of top stories for the week of Sept. 11 – 17, 2016.

Written by GJ Staff September 16, 2016

Death By Drops: The Compounding Of Water Loss

Feeling heavy after that hamburger? It took 700 gallons of water to make. The realities of our water use are staggering, here’s how you can…

Written by GJ Staff September 16, 2016

‘Kings Of The Kenai’ Epic Alaska Fishing Day

Alaska native Corey Hetrick guides the waters of the Kenai Peninsula, where volcanoes smoke, king salmon swim, and glaciers tumble to the sea.

Written by GJ Staff September 16, 2016

New To Camping? Rent A ‘Camp Kit’

A new company rents all the gear you need for camping and backpacking. We talked to the founder for a primer.

Written by GJ Staff September 16, 2016

Expedition Communication: How To Get In Touch, Anywhere

Spending a year ‘off the grid,’ Amy and David Freeman use high-tech devices to keep in touch with the real world.

Written by GJ Staff September 15, 2016

High Tech Sleep: Big Agnes Reboots Q-Core Pad

This year, Big Agnes ups the ante in three holy grails of sleeping pad design: light weight, comfort, and durability.

Written by Adam Ruggiero September 15, 2016

GHOST Bikes: Learning To Fly In South Tyrol

The Italian Dolomites are a dream destination for mountain biking, and the proving grounds for the GHOST Carbon SL AMR 6 LC.

Written by Steve Graepel September 15, 2016

Emerging Gear: Outdoor Products This Week

Belay glasses, wool backpacks, one wicked fast track bike, and 20 more products: This is our weekly look at emerging products from the world of…

Written by GJ Staff September 15, 2016

Campfire Breakfast With Survival Expert Dave Canterbury

Sausage, eggs, potatoes, and cheese cooked over a campfire make a simple but delicious looking dish. Yum!

Written by GJ Staff September 15, 2016

YETI ‘Brick’ Is One Burly Bottle Opener

Need to open a bottle, or maybe smash a window? The YETI Brick will easily do both.

Written by Sean McCoy September 14, 2016

NoPro? Action Camera Alternative Ricoh WG-M2 Reviewed

Can any action sports camera stand up to GoPro’s quality without the GoPro price? We may have found one.

Written by Nate Mitka September 14, 2016

Highline Video: A Walk Between Soaring Towers

Scary and inspiring all at once, Hayley Ashburn’s walk between towers is a feat to behold.

Written by GJ Staff September 14, 2016

8 Badass Brands And The Women Who Run Them

Beyond ‘pink it and shrink it,’ these eight organizations, run by women, are fueling adventures in the outdoors.

Written by Adam Ruggiero September 14, 2016

Method Man: Inside The Mind Of Mountaineer Conrad Anker

Conrad Anker’s attention to detail has helped him become both a legendary climber and a valuable gear designer.

Written by Kyle Nossaman September 13, 2016

Trailer: ‘Reel Rock 11’ Full Of Crimps, Whippers, Booms

Rock climbers get stoked. Reel Rock 11 is coming with five films featured at hundreds of shows around the world starting this month.

Written by GJ Staff September 13, 2016

The Fastest Skateboard of All Time

Watch Kyle Wester shatter the previous fastest skateboard record (and the speed limit), screaming down the road at 90 mph!

Written by GJ Staff September 13, 2016

6 Quadrillion Gallons Of Stoke At ‘Fresh Coast Film Festival’

The Midwest’s own outdoor film festival kicks off in one month and will showcase outdoors films and filmmakers from the Great Lakes Region.

Written by Nate Mitka September 13, 2016

Yosemite Just Got Bigger, And Greener

America’s most renowned National Park grew by 400 acres this month in the largest addition to Yosemite since 1949.

Written by Adam Ruggiero September 13, 2016

Packing It Out Inspires Big Brands To Lend A Hand

Employees of this outdoors company decided to pitch in and ‘Pack It Out’ to clean one of Colorado’s most littered areas.

Written by Adam Ruggiero September 13, 2016

Family Hauler: Minivan Modified For Kids, Bikes & Gear

Our editor modified a family minivan for ultimate gear-hauling capacity, including six bikes, four kids, two parents, a dog, and camping gear on top.

Written by Stephen Regenold September 12, 2016

Patagonia Voters’ Guide Stumps For Environment

Hate politics but love the planet? Patagonia launched a massive resource to help you vote across the board for the environment.

Written by Adam Ruggiero September 12, 2016

Drone Surfing: No Wind Needed

No wind? No problem. Drone surfing is now a thing.

Written by GJ Staff September 12, 2016

5 Favorite Free, Beautiful Camp Spots

After a year on the road, a wandering adventurer shares her favorite five dispersed campsites.

Written by GJ Staff September 12, 2016

World Record! Woman Rides Bike 147 MPH

Fastest woman on wheels: Denise Mueller scorches the Bonneville Salt Flats ‘to give women a voice’ on a bike.

Written by Sean McCoy September 12, 2016

Future Bike: Award-Winners At Eurobike 2016

We were on hand last week at Eurobike, the biggest bike show in the world. A handful of products rise above the thousands on display.…

Written by GJ Staff September 12, 2016

Retro Gear, Airstream, ‘Skottle’ Camp Stove: GearJunkie Week In Review

A recap of top stories for the week of Sept. 3 – 10, 2016.

Written by GJ Staff September 10, 2016

Dump To Dresser: Brands Upcycle Gear From Scrap

Could wearing cast-off apparel be the next trend in environmentalism? The push to revitalize old gear is gaining momentum thanks to these intrepid brands.

Written by Adam Ruggiero September 09, 2016

First Look: Sierra Designs ‘High Route’ Modular Shelter

Renowned adventurer Andrew Skurka teamed up with Sierra Designs on a lightweight tent for hikers. We put it to a review in the Rocky Mountains.

Written by Sean McCoy September 09, 2016

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