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Biden Designates 2 New National Monuments in NV and TX

West Texas’ Castner Range and southern Nevada’s Avi Kwa Ame are the United States’ two newest National Monuments.

Written by Sam Anderson March 21, 2023

Leatherman in Living Color: 4 Fresh Hues for Mini Micra Tool

The tiny Micra packs ten tools inside its 2.5-inch handles, now wrapped in four new colors.

Written by Andrew Marshall March 21, 2023

Van Life and Skiing in Japan When the Mercury Plummets

YouTuber Ryan Butterfield endured a record-breaking Japanese storm in his van. Then he and his buds went skiing. Enough said.

Written by Andrew Marshall March 20, 2023

Where Did Margo Hayes Get Her Climbing Chops? Rifle, Her ‘Home Crag’

The Boulderite became the first woman to notch a 5.15. But long before that, she started climbing in Rifle, Colo.

Written by Sam Anderson March 20, 2023

3 Minutes of Mesmerizing Background Vibes, Courtesy of GoPro

It’s hard to beat the feeling of getting lost in a snowy landscape — with your boots in the snow. But if there’s a way,…

Written by Sam Anderson March 20, 2023

Sweeping ‘Outdoor Recreation’ Act Lands in Congress: How You Can (Finally) Help It Pass

A massive piece of bipartisan outdoor legislation is on the table yet again. If it succeeds, Americans could see changes on public lands everywhere.

Written by Sam Anderson March 20, 2023

The ‘Most Digitally Advanced Grill Ever’: Konnected Joe Precision

The Konnected Joe ups the ceramic grill game with app-controlled temperature, cooking modes, and meat probe-monitoring.

Written by Andrew Marshall March 20, 2023

Ski Tour the Dolomites With Bruno Pisani in ‘A Dream Came True’

YouTube adventurer Bruno Pisani found a silver lining to Europe’s paltry winter: The Dolomites were ready for ski touring a few months early.

Written by Andrew Marshall March 17, 2023

Europe Declares Its First ‘Wild River’ National Park, and It’s Not Where You Think

The central-European country set aside the 248-mile Vjosa ‘as a living, free-flowing river, to the benefit of people and nature.’

Written by Andrew Marshall March 16, 2023

First-Ever Gravel National Championships in Nebraska: $60K on the Line

The new event marks the largest single-day cash prize in the history of American gravel riding, according to organizers.

Written by Andrew McLemore March 16, 2023

Self-Leveling Tripod, Trackable Wallet, ENVE Jacket, and More Emerging Gear

From next-gen tech to ingenious innovation, our weekly peek at emerging products examines the sometimes cutting-edge, sometimes quirky world of gear design.

Written by Austin Beck-Doss March 16, 2023

Mom, Athlete, Western States Competitor — Dreama Walton Is One Bad Mother

‘Dreama Team’ is a story about what it takes for an amateur runner to tackle one of ultrarunning’s most grueling and storied events.

Written by Andrew Marshall March 16, 2023

Underwater Snowboard-Making With Signal (Throwback Thursday)

Is it possible to bind together a snowboard using natural water pressure 100 feet deep in the ocean? Yes and no.

Written by Andrew McLemore March 16, 2023

Grandmother Soothes Grief With Whitetail Hunting in Film ‘NANA’

Get a wholesome story of returning to the hunting blind after loss and a dive into the meaningly Texas hunting culture with this short film…

Written by Andrew McLemore March 16, 2023

Watch ‘Chicas al Agua’ Take on Patagonia Rapids

Watch an instructor for Chicas al Agua, an organization that seeks to get women out on the water, lead a paddle group down Patagonia’s rapids.

Written by Sam Anderson March 15, 2023

Take a Psych Rock Tour of British Columbia’s MTB Trails

Sometimes, there’s not much separating a bike video with a music soundtrack from a music video that’s about biking.

Written by Sam Anderson March 15, 2023

Brendan Howey Oozes Style on Self-Built British Columbia Trail: ‘HWY 30’

In celebration of his 30th birthday, Howey treated himself to some freeride lines on a trail he shaped himself.

Written by Andrew McLemore March 15, 2023

Hydro Flask Launches Water Bottle Trade-In Program

The company calls its ‘long-term sustainability effort’ the first water bottle trade-in program in the U.S.

Written by Andrew McLemore March 15, 2023

Phone Dead? Garmin’s Latest GPS/Messenger Boasts More Than a Week of Battery

If you need a GPS that’ll last more than a week — even if you leave it on the entire time — here’s your huckleberry.

Written by Sam Anderson March 14, 2023

Matej Svancer Brings Skis to School, Gets A+ in Our Book

Must be nice to be a Red Bull-sponsored freeskier at the age of 18. Especially after the last day of school. Especially when your school’s…

Written by Sam Anderson March 14, 2023

Swedes Explore Japanese Snow and Snacks in ‘Powder and Rice Triangles’

YouTubers Kajsa and Malou make their way to Niseko, where they shred “one of the deepest days ever” — but not before stocking up on…

Written by Andrew Marshall March 14, 2023

Rocky Mountain NP’s Only Year-Round Campground Closes Until Summer 2024 for Renovations

The Moraine Park Campground — Rocky Mountain National Park’s largest — will close for over a year for renovations and improvements.

Written by Andrew McLemore March 14, 2023

World’s First 3D-Printed Carbon Downhill Frame: Revel Rodeo

Multiple industry-shaping claims and design promises lead the Rodeo. With heavy R&D costs, it’s just a concept — for now.

Written by Sam Anderson March 14, 2023

Watch Marley Blonsky Crush Her First Century in ‘Journey to Unbound’

Watch the All Bodies on Bikes founder — and relatively new cyclist — go harder than ever on Kansas gravel.

Written by Sam Anderson March 14, 2023

Patagonia Turns 50, Doubles Down on Commitment to Fight Climate Change

Where is Patagonia going next? According to this new vid, they’re taking the fight against climate change more seriously than ever.

Written by Andrew McLemore March 14, 2023

Austrian Freeskier Hits Powder Jackpot in British Columbia

Rolling the dice on a big ski trip always entails trusting the outcome to Mother Nature. The powder dumped in buckets on Dennis Ranalter.

Written by Sam Anderson March 13, 2023

Crossing the Grand Canyon With Diné Runner Brandon Dugi

The Grand Canyon is the ancestral home of several tribes — including the Diné, also known as the Navajo.

Written by Andrew McLemore March 13, 2023

Autotrader Is Giving Away $3K of Free Gas in 2023

Autotrader is running the giveaway in honor of its “Best New Cars of 2023” list. And wouldn’t you know it, we’ve reviewed many of those…

Written by Andrew Marshall March 10, 2023

Level Up Your Rafting Guide Skills With OARS’ 5-Part Video Series

As guide companies start staffing up for the summer, now’s the perfect time to take a peak into what it means to be a river…

Written by Andrew Marshall March 10, 2023

Porsche, Airstream Tag Team on ‘Garage-able’ Travel Trailer

Porsche’s premier design studio helped Airstream build the first travel trailer in the company’s 90-year history you can park in a garage.

Written by Sam Anderson March 10, 2023

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