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SUVs on Fire : Ford, Lincoln Recall Nearly 200K Vehicles

Reported interior fires triggered a recall of 2015-2017 Ford Expeditions and Lincoln Navigators on Aug. 26.

Written by Sam Anderson September 01, 2022

Slimming Sterling: Rope Company Introduces Skinniest Half/Twin Ever

Sterling joins a growing list of climbing companies offering ultra-lightweight ropes that promise durability.

Written by Andrew McLemore September 01, 2022

Gondola Upstages Cars: Utah’s Little Cottonwood Canyon Tries Controversial Traffic Fix

After prolonged controversy over handling increased traffic, Utah will move forward with the proposed Little Cottonwood Canyon gondola plan.

Written by Andrew McLemore September 01, 2022

Indigenous Footwear Brand Celebrates First Permanent Store in Canada

Manitobah, an Indigenous-led brand in Canada, offers winter footwear inspired by authentic Native traditions.

Written by Andrew McLemore September 01, 2022

Wildlife Crossings: California Passes Safe Roads Bill

The California Senate passed the Safe Roads and Wildlife Protection Act with a 35-0 vote. The bill now awaits approval from Governor Newsom.

Written by Andrew Marshall September 01, 2022

Pivot Shuttle LT: The First E-Bike I Actually Wanted

Pivot became an early e-MTB adopter in the U.S., and now it introduces a battery-powered trail bike with an entry it calls ‘intoxicating.’

Written by Seiji Ishii September 01, 2022

Largest Female-Centric Surf Event, ‘Super Girl Surf Pro,’ Returns This September

The biggest names in women’s surfing will go head-to-head this September in the world’s largest female surf event: Super Girl Surf Pro.

Written by Andrew McLemore August 31, 2022

‘Stop Ride’: Polaris Recalls 230K Snowmobiles After 16 Fires

Owners of affected Polaris snowmobiles should stop using them immediately and not try to repair them without help.

Written by Andrew McLemore August 31, 2022

No Dead Zones: Elon Musk, T-Mobile Partner to Bring Cell Service to Wilderness ‘and Beyond’

The SpaceX founder announced a new partnership with T-Mobile this week that will leverage the power of his Starlink satellites.

Written by Andrew McLemore August 31, 2022

Yosemite Guidebook Author/Climber Charged With Sexual Assault

Well-known rock climber Charles Barrett, 38, faces three separate charges in federal court. All three alleged incidents occurred in Yosemite National Park.

Written by Sam Anderson August 31, 2022

How to Watch ‘Esperanto,’ Teton Gravity Research’s Anticipated MTB Film

To watch ‘Esperanto,’ you don’t have to show up on the TGR tour — you can also stream it via multiple online platforms.

Written by Sam Anderson August 31, 2022

Stolen: Help Salt Lake Climbers Alliance Recover Snatched Gear

Big-ticket items stolen from the climbing group include Black Diamond cams, a Honda generator, a Bosch hammer drill, and removable bolts.

Written by Andrew McLemore August 31, 2022

Everyday Epics: Adventure Cycling Association Unveils Mini Routes

Are you psyched on bike touring but not psyched on mega mileage? These 12 quick routes could be just what you’re looking for.

Written by Sam Anderson August 31, 2022

Kayak Therapy: Man Sets Off on Yearlong Trek to Paddle Through Depression

In May 2019, Nick Ray leapt into the sea from a Scotland ferry in an attempt to end his life. Now, he takes to the…

Written by Andrew McLemore August 30, 2022

Nonprofit Gives Every Uvalde Elementary Kid a Bike — And a Chance to Heal

In the wake of the unthinkable, one nonprofit helped the Texas community rally around a classic pillar of childhood: riding bikes.

Written by Sam Anderson August 30, 2022

Cotopaxi Climbers Raise Money to Provide Prosthetic Care to 100 Ecuadorians

Now in its eighth year, the Range of Motion Project’s annual fundraiser provides prosthetics to those in need.

Written by Andrew McLemore August 30, 2022

Watch: Thief Drives Through Bike Shop, Steals $50K in E-Bikes

Utah’s Hanger 15 bike store posted a video of the incident on Facebook this weekend in hopes of catching the thief.

Written by Andrew McLemore August 30, 2022

Yosemite Big Wall Climbing Access Will Change in 2023; Make Your Voice Heard

As park rangers struggle to keep up with ever-increasing traffic on Yosemite big walls, the park readies to issue new regulations.

Written by Sam Anderson August 30, 2022

‘Lucky to Be Alive,’ Cyclist Races Months After Head-On With Car

Seven months ago, a collision shattered Irish road cycling champion Imogen Cotter’s kneecap and forearm, and left her ‘lucky to be alive.’

Written by Sam Anderson August 30, 2022

Ride the PNW’s Newest Downhill Park: ‘The Summit 2.0!’

The sun set on 20 summers at The Summit at Snoqualmie Pass without a mountain biker ever seeing the slopes.

Written by Sam Anderson August 30, 2022

57hours Expands Global Footprint, Seed Funding Lifts Reach to 53 Countries

The ‘Uber-like’ app for outdoor guides announced $2.3 million in funding raised, which will be dedicated to customer growth and expansion into new markets.

Written by Sam Anderson August 30, 2022

I’m Starting a Print Magazine for Backpackers: Here’s Why

Other magazines are closing up for a reason. Trails Magazine is out to solve that.

Written by Ryan Wichelns August 29, 2022

A Meditation on Challenge With Trail Runner Abby Hall

Abby Hall looks back on a career filled with purpose, struggle, triumph, trail dust, and pain.

Written by Andrew Marshall August 29, 2022

Natural Selection Evolves to Launch Freeride MTB Competition in September

Many of the best MTB riders in the world will gather in Oregon in September for a joint event from Natural Selection and Proving Grounds.

Written by Andrew McLemore August 29, 2022

First Lite Opens First Brick-and-Mortar Store in Idaho

First Lite’s new building in Hailey, Idaho is a one-stop shop for hunting clothing, gear, accessories, and in-store events.

Written by Andrew Marshall August 26, 2022

Winner, Winner: Canadians Take the Pot in Inaugural TransRockies Gravel Royale

British Columbians Rob Britton and Rach McBride claimed top honors at the 2022 TransRockies Gravel Royale.

Written by Sam Anderson August 26, 2022

LifeStraw Is Helping Kentucky Flood Victims and Wants Your Help

The deadly floods that swept through Kentucky last month left many without access to water. LifeStraw wants to work alongside you to help them.

Written by Andrew McLemore August 26, 2022

Second REI Store Votes to Unionize

The new wave of unionization sweeping through American companies continued Thursday with the second REI store to form a union.

Written by Andrew McLemore August 25, 2022

More Propane, More Problems: California Likely to Pass Ban on Single-Use Gas Cans

California campers may need to find new options for cooking if the state passes a ban on single-use gas canisters this month.

Written by Andrew McLemore August 25, 2022

Coming Soon: Netflix Digs Into Disappearance on 8,000-Meter Broad Peak

The film tells the story of Polish mountaineers Maciej Berbeka and Tomasz Kowalski, who went missing while descending Broad Peak in Pakistan.

Written by Andrew Marshall August 25, 2022

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