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Snow Peak Unveils Its First-Ever GORE-TEX Collection, Made With 100% Recycled Polyester

The offbeat brand from Japan takes a big step toward courting the mainstream casual camper with its first weatherproof GORE-TEX collection.

Written by Adam Ruggiero March 15, 2024

Watch ‘In the Know’: Brandon Semenuk’s Casual Approach to Insane Freeriding

Level up your coffee break with some incredible freeriding in the surreal landscapes of Utah, courtesy of one of the sport’s best.

Written by Andrew McLemore March 14, 2024

‘We Need to Fight’: Union Organizing Booms in US Outdoor Industry

While the outdoor industry brings in over $1 trillion to the US economy, more workers are joining labor unions to boost their compensation and representation.

Written by Andrew McLemore March 14, 2024

Moose on the Loose: Colorado Parks & Wildlife Issues Warning After 6 Incidents

Grand County residents should exercise caution around local ‘defensive’ moose. In one incident, a dog died. In another, a man was injured.

Written by Andrew McLemore March 13, 2024

Man Pleads Guilty to Smuggling Animal Parts, Cloning, and Creating ‘Frankensheep’ to Hunt

International smuggling, cloning, and successfully creating new hybrid sheep for hunting: It’s a story straight out of science fiction.

Written by Rachelle Schrute March 13, 2024

‘Fire Hazard’: Anker Recalls 5,600 Coolers Over Batch of Defective Batteries

Anker advised customers to stop using their coolers immediately and see if they are included in the recall.

Written by Mary Murphy and Adam Ruggiero March 12, 2024

World Record Run: Camille Herron Runs 560 Miles in 6 Days

Camille Herron sets a world record by running at least 560.3 miles (to be confirmed) at the 2024 lululemon FURTHER event in California.

Written by Bryon Powell March 12, 2024

MOD Easy SideCar 3: E-Bike Fun for More Than One

Family bike rides will never be the same with this e-bike-and-sidecar combo meant for ferrying small humans or furry companions — in style.

Written by Andrew McLemore March 11, 2024

North Is the New West: Minnesota Launches Office to Crack Top 10 in Outdoor Recreation

Can Minnesota compete with outdoor recreation hotspots like California, Washington, and Utah? State leaders certainly think so.

Written by Andrew McLemore March 08, 2024

Parlor’s Custom Monoskis Could Change Adaptive Skiing Forever

With more adaptive skiers hitting the slopes than ever before, Parlor has made a monoski with additional stability and stiffness to meet their specific needs.

Written by Andrew McLemore March 08, 2024

You Die, Your Skis Live On: DPS Will Honor Warranty for Next of Kin

I’m not sure “next of kin” is the right phrase. But DPS definitely will extend warranty protection to whoever gets your skis when you meet…

Written by Sean McCoy March 06, 2024

The Future of Land Access? Colorado Bill Could Solve Liability Issue for Landowners

Colorado has passed a bill safeguarding land access by offering additional protections to landowners — and it might work in other states, too.

Written by Andrew McLemore March 04, 2024

10 Feet of Powder Coming to Tahoe — Forecasters Beg Skiers to Stay Home

The Tahoe area is expected to get slammed with a record-breaking blizzard over the weekend, and the internet is blowing up over the hype.

Written by Will Brendza February 29, 2024

From Grizzly Bears to Plane Crashes: Garmin SOS Data Reveals Latest Rescue Trends

An increase in driving-related SOS calls shows the benefit of having a GPS device when cellular service and 911 calls aren’t possible, Garmin said.

Written by Andrew McLemore February 29, 2024

Third Missing Climber Found Dead on Mexico’s Highest Peak

The 57-year-old from Guadalajara is the third and final confirmed death of a group of 12 climbers caught in bad weather earlier this month.

Written by Angela Benavides February 28, 2024

REI Buys Grand Canyon Land for Glamping Destination

REI bought some land near the Grand Canyon with plans for a new “glamping” destination to open in 2025.

Written by Andrew McLemore February 28, 2024

Burn Hazard: MSR Recalls More Than 60,000 Cooking Pots

One of the most popular cooking products from MSR has been recalled due to a potential burn hazard.

Written by Will Brendza February 23, 2024

CA Introduces Bill to Further Restrict Commercial Fishing: Here’s Why

In a move to safeguard its marine ecosystems, California lawmakers have introduced a bill restricting commercial fishing practices.

Written by Rachelle Schrute February 22, 2024

Must-See Documentary, Free to Stream: ‘Champion of the Race,’ the Story of Major Taylor

Taylor broke more than 30 world records and became a successful entrepreneur — while dealing with racism during the Jim Crow era.

Written by Andrew McLemore February 22, 2024

Uniting Female SAR Communities: Meet the ‘Women in Rescue’

Women in Rescue is an organization bringing attention to the issues of equity that female rescuers face, with the ultimate goal of making the search…

Written by Steve Larese February 21, 2024

Climbing Federation Votes to Admit Palestine, Paving Way for International Competition

Though Palestine is now eligible for international climbing competitions, questions remain on what the future looks like.

Written by Andrew McLemore February 20, 2024

5 Cyclists Fight Off Cougar Attack, 1 Hospitalized

The woman’s fellow cyclists reportedly used their bikes to pin down the young cougar until officers could arrive on scene.

Written by Andrew McLemore February 20, 2024

After ‘A Very Long Fight,’ Retiree Reels in Record Rainbow Trout for Maryland

The record-breaking fish is more than 3 pounds heavier than the previous record established in 1987.

Written by Andrew McLemore February 16, 2024

FDA Approves Drug to Treat Severe Frostbite: What Is Aurlumyn?

Mountaineers, rejoice! For the first time ever, U.S. officials have approved an injection for healing frostbitten extremities, possibly reducing the need for amputations.

Written by Sam Anderson February 15, 2024

US Skier Kasha Rigby Dies in Kosovo Avalanche

The well-known skier had been traveling to resorts around the world to try off-piste slopes when she died in an avalanche Tuesday.

Written by Angela Benavides and Andrew McLemore February 15, 2024

2 Years, 6,800 Miles, and 27 Pairs of Shoes: First Woman Solo Hikes the ADT

The American Discovery Trail stretches from coast to coast, covering 6,800 miles and passing through numerous National Parks and Forests. And Briana DeSanctis just became…

Written by Will Brendza February 13, 2024

More Pow for Your Buck: New Mexico’s Oldest Ski Area Reopens With Tickets From $19

All of Sandia Peak Ski Area’s terrain is once again available to winter sports lovers, including 300 skiable acres spread across 35 trails.

Written by Andrew McLemore February 12, 2024

‘Devastating News’: Marathon Record Holder Kelvin Kiptum Dies in Car Crash With Coach

In October 2023, the 24-year-old Kenyan ran a marathon in just 2 hours, 35 seconds. He had planned to try and break the 2-hour barrier…

Written by Andrew McLemore February 12, 2024

Lift Off! Why Columbia Going to the Moon Will Make History — And the Future

Columbia Sportswear is going to the moon as a key component of the Nova-C lunar lander. Why it’s a big deal for space, brands, and…

Written by Adam Ruggiero February 12, 2024

‘Monumental Shift’: New Policy to Test Underweight Climbers for Eating Disorders Ahead of Olympics

Competition climbers will be tested to determine if they’re underweight as a result of eating disorders, now called Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport.

Written by Andrew McLemore February 09, 2024

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