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Land Tawney, President and CEO of Backcountry Hunters and Anglers, Steps Down

After a decade of leading one of the most influential grassroots organizations in the outdoors, Land Tawney is stepping away.

Written by Rachelle Schrute July 19, 2023

Four-Man Paddling Team Topples Mississippi River Speed Record

A team captained by lifelong Minnesota native Scott Miller ran the river in a blistering time, breaking the human-powered speed record.

Written by Andrew Marshall July 18, 2023

Courtney Dauwalter Just Set a Slew of Running’s Craziest Records

Setting a new double record in the Western States 100 and Hardrock 100, Dauwalter has once again cemented her place in the history books.

Written by Andrew McLemore July 17, 2023

International Governing Body of Cycling Bans Transgender Athletes in Female Events

Today, the international governing body of competitive cycling, the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) banned transgender athletes in female events.

Written by Seiji Ishii July 14, 2023

Hiker Discovers 3 Decomposed Bodies in Remote CO Camp

The three individuals have not been identified, and no cause or manner and death has been announced — but the pending autopsies may provide answers.

Written by Will Brendza July 12, 2023

Best Deal in Bikes: State Bicycle Co. Launches Wireless Shifting Gravel Bike Under $2,500

An affordable electric shift gravel bike? Sign us up.

Written by Andrew Marshall July 11, 2023

Hiker Dies in Wet Slide Avalanche in Calif., Third Snow Fatality in 3 Weeks

After historic snowfall, California’s high country still poses major risks to hikers, climbers, and skiers according to search and rescue teams — a recent avalanche fatality…

Written by Will Brendza July 10, 2023

Rocky Mountain Low? Colorado 14ers See Record Dip in Visits

In 2022, fewer hikers hit the trails of Colorado 14ers than any year since 2015, when a local nonprofit began recording foot traffic.

Written by Andrew McLemore July 10, 2023

Ignik Releases FireCan Elite: More Heat, Better Control, and Canada-Approved

Ignik has made a name for itself with its unique, sustainably minded camping products — and its latest fire pit, the FireCan Elite, is coming…

Written by Will Brendza July 10, 2023

Out of Business: Bluebird Backcountry Announces Permanent Closure

Three winters after its launch, Bluebird Backcountry ski area says its remote location and funding issues have forced it out of business.

Written by Adam Ruggiero July 10, 2023

ChatGPT on Wheels: Here’s How the ‘World’s Smartest Bike’ Works

Does anyone actually want ‘a bicycle with a brain’? Urtopia, the brand behind a ChatGPT-enabled bicycle, is betting yes.

Written by Andrew Marshall July 03, 2023

Next-Gen MagnaCut Steel Elevates Leatherman’s 40th-Anniversary Release

The Leatherman brand hits middle age, and celebrates with a limited edition, state-of-the-art multitool creation.

Written by Andrew Marshall July 03, 2023

You Aren’t Wrong, Wildfires Are Getting Worse — But You Can Help

A report from the Outdoor Alliance on Wildfire and Outdoor Recreation in the West explores why and how wildfires are getting worse, and how you…

Written by Will Brendza June 30, 2023

Choose Wisely With Filson’s Indiana Jones-Themed Luggage & Apparel

Has the new Indiana Jones movie got you thirsty for merch? You’ll have a hard time finding better threads than these.

Written by Andrew McLemore June 29, 2023

National Geographic Magazine Fires All Staff Writers

The iconic monthly National Geographic magazine will continue, though likely with freelancers only, instead of full-time staff.

Written by Andrew McLemore June 28, 2023

Everything’s Bigger in Texas: Angler Lands World-Record Largemouth Bass

Angler Lea Anne Powell hooked a lot of fish on not very much line. The result is a world-record largemouth bass.

Written by Andrew Marshall June 28, 2023

‘Wheelless Bike’: YouTube Sensation Invents Wild Concept ‘Just for Fun’

Is it pointless? Yes. Does it work? Also yes. If you love internet absurdity, don’t miss this one.

Written by Andrew McLemore June 28, 2023

Ready for Summer Riding? PeopleForBikes Drops Annual List of Bike-Friendly Cities

Check out People for Bikes’ listing of America’s most bike-friendly cities for 2023. Some may surprise you.

Written by Andrew McLemore June 28, 2023

‘World’s Hardest Ice Climb’ Sees First Ascent

Tim Emmett and Klemen Premrl pulled off a stunning new line on British Columbia’s famously steep Helmcken Falls.

Written by Andrew McLemore June 27, 2023

Aspen Skiing Owner Dies in Auto Racing Accident During Birthday Celebration

The ski industry lost one of its most influential and wealthy figureheads over the weekend in an auto accident at a private motorsports raceway near…

Written by Will Brendza June 27, 2023

Stop ‘Rainbow-Washing’: Pride Month Is About People, Not Product

True allyship for the LGBTQ+ community requires more than ‘rainbow washing’ gear. It’s about supporting the queer community year-round.

Written by Erica Zazo June 23, 2023

An Easier Way to Bikepack: Nonprofit Curates Vetted Rides With All the Info You Need

The Community Routes Project marks a first step to curate bikepacking adventures that fit into ‘normal lifestyles.’

Written by Andrew McLemore June 23, 2023

Disney Partners With Vespa for Mickey Mouse Scooter

Among the many new products we expect for Disney’s 100th anniversary this year, this Vespa is probably the coolest.

Written by Andrew McLemore June 22, 2023

Best in Show: Award-Winning Gear From Outdoor Retailer Summer 2023

In the heart of Salt Lake City, brands convened for a smaller-than-usual Outdoor Retailer exhibition, but still jam-packed with innovative outdoor gear.

Written by Will Brendza June 22, 2023