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Rapha Launches $750K Fund to Boost US Cycling

Five organizations received the first round of funding from the Rapha Foundation. The move will aid underserved cycling communities, including youth and women’s-only programs.

Written by Adam Ruggiero May 29, 2019

New Filipino Law Requires All Students to Plant 10 Trees to Graduate

An unprecedented law will require nearly 18 million students — at all levels, from elementary through college — to plant 10 trees each in order…

Written by Adam Ruggiero May 28, 2019

This Week in Adventure: Ocean Plastic Swim, Hiker Rescued After 17 Days

From the inspiring to the tragic, catch up on the news of exploration and launch your week with ‘This Week in Adventure.’

Written by Sean McCoy May 28, 2019

Trending: Our Top Outdoor Stories This Week

Here’s a recap of popular stories this past week, May 19-25, 2019.

Written by GJ Staff May 26, 2019

Uber Launches Submarine ‘Rideshare’ Along Great Barrier Reef

scUber allows sight-seers in Australia to hail a two-person submersible and view one of the seven natural wonders of the natural world.

Written by Adam Ruggiero May 24, 2019

Emerging Gear: $1,600 Chalk Bag, Waterproof Sock Shoes, Suunto 5

A peek at emerging products from the sometimes cutting-edge, sometimes quirky world of gear design. Click through to explore the slideshow.

Written by Nate Mitka May 23, 2019

Exploding Portable Speakers Spur Sweeping Recall

Hydrogen gas can leak from the battery during charging, potentially leading to an explosion.

Written by Adam Ruggiero May 23, 2019

Nepali Sherpa Breaks Record for Most Everest Summits

Kami Rita Sherpa beat his own record with a second summit of the world’s highest peak in just one week.

Written by Adam Ruggiero May 21, 2019

US Government, DJI Clash Over Drone Data Security

A leaked document from the Department of Homeland Security warns Chinese-made drones can send sensitive data to the Chinese government. DJI says that’s not the case.

Written by Adam Ruggiero May 20, 2019

‘Cliffhanger’ Movie Reboot Takes Shape With Female Lead, Director

The 1993 blockbuster climbing-thriller trades a muscled-up Sylvester Stallone for a to-be-named female lead and heads to Cannes to secure funding.

Written by Adam Ruggiero May 20, 2019

Trending: Our Top Outdoor Stories This Week

Here’s a recap of popular stories this past week, May 12-18, 2019.

Written by Nate Mitka May 19, 2019

Only Known Time: Rebecca Rusch Shreds 1st Bike Traverse of 1,000-Mile ‘High Country Trail’

Logging 1,041 miles over 8 days, 3 hours, 33 minutes, renowned athlete Rebecca Rusch set the fastest — and first — known time on Arkansas’…

Written by Adam Ruggiero May 17, 2019

This Week in Adventure: Mount Everest, Deepest Ocean, Rebecca Rusch FKT

From the inspiring to the tragic, ‘This Week In Adventure’ presents the top news in the world of exploration and adventure.

Written by Sponsored Post May 17, 2019

Emerging Gear: Endless-Power RV, 40MPH Scooter, Hitch-Mounted Tent

A peek at emerging products from the sometimes cutting-edge, sometimes quirky world of gear design. Click through to explore the slideshow.

Written by Nate Mitka May 16, 2019

Trump Administration Opens BWCA Watershed to More Controversial Mining

The U.S. Department of the Interior today renewed two mining leases near the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. The decision opens what many consider a…

Written by Sean McCoy May 15, 2019

Mount Kilimanjaro Could Get a Cable Car If Controversial Plans Materialize

Ride a cable car to the top of Africa’s highest mountain? A plan revealed by Tanzania’s deputy minister of tourism could make this a reality.

Written by Sean McCoy May 13, 2019

Man Arrested in Fatal Appalachian Trail Machete Attack

One man died and a woman was seriously injured after a man attacked them with a machete while they hiked the Appalachian Trail.

Written by Sean McCoy May 13, 2019

Trending: Our Top Outdoor Stories This Week

Here’s a recap of popular stories this past week, May 5-11, 2019.

Written by Nate Mitka May 12, 2019

This Week in Adventure: Kilimanjaro, Atlantic Crossing, 50-Mile Running Record

From an FKT on Mount Kilimanjaro to terrorist attacks canceling the Adventure Racing World Championship to a barrel-crossing of the Atlantic, here are the adventures…

Written by Nate Mitka May 10, 2019

500,000 Anglers Anticipated at Massive MN Fishing Opener

The Land of 10,000 Lakes’ spring fishing opener will likely be among the largest in the country.

Written by Nicole Qualtieri May 10, 2019

‘Suffocation Hazard’: Igloo Recalls 60,000 Coolers

‘Consumers should immediately put the coolers out of the reach of children,’ Igloo warned.

Written by Adam Ruggiero May 10, 2019

100,000 New Climbers: 1Climb, adidas Build Walls for Boys & Girls Clubs

1Climb with adidas Outdoor will develop 10 climbing walls in L.A., Chicago, and New York City to help thousands of urban youths access climbing.

Written by Nate Mitka May 09, 2019

Biggest Ski Pass Ever: ‘Snowpass’ Spans 9 Countries, Over 100 Resorts

Snowpass gives skiers and snowboarders access to more than one hundred resorts in Europe for less than $500.

Written by Nate Mitka May 08, 2019

REI Announces New CEO Following Stritzke Resignation

After Jerry Stritzke announced he would resign as REI CEO amid an internal investigation in February, REI today announced Eric Artz would fill the leadership…

Written by Adam Ruggiero May 06, 2019

Best Bike Cities of 2019: Colorado Dominates, Small Towns Gain Ground

Some surprise cities (Lawrence, Kansas?) and some veterans of ‘best-of’ lists (looking at you, Portland, Oregon) topped out a survey that assessed more than 500…

Written by GJ Staff May 06, 2019

Running World Record: Jim Walmsley Sets Fastest 50-Mile Time

The 36-year-old 50-mile record fell to Jim Walmsley running in a pair of HOKA ONE ONE’s Project Carbon X, a shoe release focused on breaking…

Written by Adam Ruggiero May 06, 2019

Trending: Our Top Outdoor Stories This Week

Check out Dierdre Wolownick’s memoir, a ‘modular’ camper, YETI’s latest product launch, and more popular stories this past week, April 28 to May 4, 2019.

Written by GJ Staff May 05, 2019

This Week in Adventure: Highs & Lows From Around the Globe

From the highest mountains to the lowest trenches of the sea, people are exploring. Adventures big and small play out in epic and subtle ways…

Written by Sean McCoy May 03, 2019

Boy Scout Dies While Hiking in State Park

Authorities were unable to resuscitate the 16-year-old boy, who collapsed suddenly while hiking down from Picacho Peak.

Written by Adam Ruggiero May 03, 2019

Man Remarkably Survives Fall Into Kilauea Volcano

A 32-year-old soldier remains in stable condition after he climbed over a guardrail and fell over a 300-foot cliff at Hawaii’s Volcanoes National Park.

Written by Adam Ruggiero May 03, 2019

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