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Scientists In Bear Suits Study Human Pee-Goat Link

Scientists explored how goats respond to predators by donning a bear costume and trying to spook them away from places people pee.

Written by Nate Mitka August 04, 2017

Emerging Gear: Outdoor Products This Week

Our weekly peek at emerging products examines the sometimes cutting-edge, sometimes quirky world of gear design.

Written by GJ Staff August 03, 2017

Hiker ‘Knotts’ Binde Claims Self-Supported Appalachian Trail Record

Dan ‘Knotts’ Binde claims to have set a new self-supported Appalachian Trail speed record for the 2,190-mile route of 53 days, 22 hours, 57 minutes.

Written by Sean McCoy August 02, 2017

‘Everyman’ Rickey Gates Completes Unsupported Cross-Country Run

Across 11 states, 152 days, and 3,700 miles, Rickey Gates set out to make his extraordinary run across America as ordinary as possible.

Written by Adam Ruggiero August 02, 2017

Switzerland Erects World’s Longest Pedestrian Bridge Near Matterhorn

Look down to see the Swiss valley plunge away nearly 300 feet below. Look up, and gaze at the Matterhorn towering over the horizon. And…

Written by Adam Ruggiero July 31, 2017

First American Woman Summits K2

Vanessa O’Brien became the first American woman to summit one of the world’s deadliest mountains, K2, on July 28th.

Written by Nate Mitka July 31, 2017

The Electric Adventuremobile of the Future

The all-wheel-drive Bollinger B1 electric truck claims 0-60 in 4.5 seconds. Shut up and take my money.

Written by GJ Staff July 28, 2017

Selfish Graffiti: Vandals Wreck Treasured Mesa Verde Artifacts

Vandals permanently damaged sandstone walls and destroyed archeological artifacts in the process of inscribing their names in Mesa Verde National Park.

Written by Nate Mitka July 24, 2017

GJ Week In Review: OR Preview, Hardrock 100, Carhartt Review

A recap of top stories for the week of July 16 – 22, 2017.

Written by GJ Staff July 22, 2017

Emerging Gear: Outdoor Products This Week

Our weekly peek at emerging products examines the sometimes cutting-edge, sometimes quirky world of gear design.

Written by GJ Staff July 20, 2017

Kilian Jornet Wins Hardrock 100 With Arm In Sling

Kilian Jornet is tough as nails. The renowned ultramarathon runner just won the Hardrock 100 with a dislocated shoulder.

Written by Sean McCoy July 15, 2017

GJ Week In Review: Surfer Memorial, Creative Camping, Ford Bronco

A recap of top stories for the week of July 9 – 14, 2017.

Written by GJ Staff July 15, 2017

Climb (In) A Skyscraper: London’s 25th-Floor Glass Climbing Wall

A new climbing wall built high inside a skyscraper is not for the feint of heart. Behind the holds is clear glass and a soaring…

Written by Nate Mitka July 13, 2017

Emerging Gear: Outdoor Products This Week

Our weekly peek at emerging products examines the sometimes cutting-edge, sometimes quirky world of gear design.

Written by GJ Staff July 13, 2017

Thousands ‘Paddle Out’ To Honor Wetsuit Magnate

Thousands of surfers around the globe paddled out Sunday to honor surf industry titan Jack O’Neill.

Written by Michael Todd July 10, 2017

Caught On Camera: School Dean Hits Cyclist, Speeds Away

Marshall Grant Neely III was the dean of students at one of the country’s top merit-scholar institutions. Video footage suggests he’s also a very angry…

Written by Nate Mitka July 10, 2017

Camping Nightmare: Teen Wakes To Bear Chewing His Head

‘The crunching noise, I guess, was the teeth scraping against the skull as it dug in,’

Written by Adam Ruggiero July 10, 2017

GJ Week In Review: Sagan Expelled, Inflatable Camper, OR Denver

A recap of top stories for the week of July 2 – 8, 2017.

Written by GJ Staff July 08, 2017

Outdoor Retailer Moving To Denver: What You Need To Know

It’s official, the Outdoor Retailer summer and Winter show are moving to Denver. These are some simple facts to help you plan for the transition.

Written by Sean McCoy July 06, 2017

$8 Million Tick Study Aims To Curb Lyme Disease

A five-year study involving 2,400 homes in New York could, if successful, lower Lyme disease risk across the nation.

Written by Nate Mitka July 06, 2017

Emerging Gear: Outdoor Products This Week

Our weekly peek at emerging products examines the sometimes cutting-edge, sometimes quirky world of gear design.

Written by GJ Staff July 06, 2017

Denver Post: OR Show Is Moving To Denver

The biannual gear extravaganza known as Outdoor Retailer is moving to Denver, and tomorrow Colorado representatives are expected to make it official.

Written by Sean McCoy July 05, 2017

Sagan Expelled: The Tour de France Made A Very Unpopular Mistake

The Tour de France yesterday kicked out one of its largest stars for allegedly elbowing a fellow racer. It was a mistake.

Written by Tom Puzak July 05, 2017

GJ Week In Review: YETI Duffel, Whisky Boot, Everest Interview

A recap of top stories for the week of June 25 – July 1, 2017.

Written by GJ Staff July 01, 2017

Four Months After Rescue, Hiker Found Dead In Same Park

In February, Bryan Skilinski was rescued after getting lost in the Great Sand Dunes National Park. But his second time lost in the park ended…

Written by Nate Mitka June 30, 2017

Emerging Gear: Outdoor Products This Week

Our weekly peek at emerging products examines the sometimes cutting-edge, sometimes quirky world of gear design.

Written by GJ Staff June 29, 2017

Study Finds: Head Outside For The Happiest Workout

Spend three hours hiking outside versus walking on a treadmill and you’ll have more energy, a better mood, and less anxiety. Those results published last…

Written by Nate Mitka June 28, 2017

EPA, Army Corps Move To Lift ‘Clean Water Rule’

The agencies proposed redefining a two-year-old amendment to the Clean Water Act, potentially removing protections from wetlands, headwaters, and tributaries that feed public water supplies.

Written by Adam Ruggiero June 28, 2017

House Bill Axes Monument, Opens Public Lands To Logging

H.R. 2936 would remove federal protections from public lands, potentially clearing the way for logging interests, and rescind national monument designation from Oregon and California’s…

Written by Adam Ruggiero June 27, 2017

Brown Bear Attack Stopped By Pepper Spray

Two cyclists were attacked by a grizzly bear near Anchorage, Alaska, on Saturday. But both survived after one deployed bear spray to stop the attack.

Written by Sean McCoy June 27, 2017

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