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Re-Forester: Subaru Pledges 1 Million Trees to Aid Wildfire Recovery

After 2 years of successful efforts in California, Subaru will grow its Re-Foresting Project in Idaho, Oregon, and Washington state.

Written by Jilli Cluff November 02, 2021

Ski Season Opens at Austria’s Resterhöhe — On Last Winter’s Snow

Despite the absence of snow, Oct. 30 was opening day at Pass Thurn on the Resterhöhe. Staff “recycled” snow with insulating foil.

Written by Sam Anderson November 02, 2021

Patagonia Alpine Downlab Launch: Pushing the Limits of Natural Down

This week, Patagonia launched its new Alpine Downlab line, which features ‘the lightest fabrics’ the company has ever used. The brand says the 800-fill collection…

Written by Sam Anderson November 02, 2021

‘Bass Outdoor’: G.H. Bass Originals Launches New Chapter in 150-Year Gear Journey

The heritage brand G.H. Bass Originals is stepping into a new chapter with its new outdoor lifestyle brand that includes stylish lines for men and…

Written by Nicole Qualtieri November 01, 2021

LOKI Icarus: Turn Your Stock Pickup Into the Ultimate Adventure Vehicle

Slide-in camper builder LOKI Basecamp introduces the Icarus, a trimmed-down take on its previous Falcon. The smaller profile means more trucks can carry it, but…

Written by Sam Anderson November 01, 2021

Want an RV? Prices Are 40% More Than a Year Ago!

According to J.D. Power and Associates, RV prices skyrocketed in the third quarter of 2021. The uptick comes after a year of already-strong price increases…

Written by Sam Anderson November 01, 2021

Asian Alpinist Receives Highest Honor, Runner Shatters Javelina 100 Record, and More Stories to Start Your Week

From the inspiring to the tragic, GearJunkie presents a weekly wrap-up of top news in the world of exploration and adventure.

Written by Jilli Cluff October 31, 2021

Mammut to Launch Avalanche Safety Week Series This November

Starting Nov. 1, Mammut will offer Avalanche Safety Week, a 5-day online series. Alpine and wilderness safety experts will cover essential survival topics, share safety…

Written by Jilli Cluff October 28, 2021

Emerging Gear Halloween Edition: Frankenstein Trainers, Mummy Bag, ‘Socktober,’ and More

Take a peek at emerging products from the sometimes cutting-edge, sometimes quirky world of gear design.

Written by Mary Murphy October 28, 2021

Ouray Ice Park Speeds to Recovery After Rockfall Destruction

This March, rockfall ripped through the famed Ouray Ice Park, damaging an oft-used access bridge and cutting off the water supply for some routes. No…

Written by Sam Anderson October 28, 2021

3 Feet of Overnight Snowfall Prompts Tahoe Ski Resort to Open 1 Month Early

On Friday, Oct. 29, Palisades Tahoe will open its world-class slopes to the pow crowds after receiving more than 3 feet of snow this week.

Written by Jilli Cluff October 28, 2021

Armed Cyclist Fends Off Bear With Kicks, Keeps Gun Holstered

On Oct. 19, a lone cyclist riding in the riverbed of the Jack River in southern Alaska survived a bear encounter at close range. Though…

Written by Sam Anderson October 26, 2021

2021 Marathon des Sables: Death, Record DNFs Plague ‘Toughest Footrace on Earth’

On Oct. 3, over 700 runners started the 155-mile Marathon des Sables in the Moroccan Sahara. Five days later, one had died and just 353…

Written by Sam Anderson October 26, 2021

Two 21-Year-Olds Become Youngest Ever to Complete Calendar Year Triple Crown

Hiking the Pacific Crest Trail, the Appalachian Trail, and the Continental Divide Trail are all feats on their own. Hike all three in your life…

Written by Mary Murphy October 26, 2021

Danny MacAskill Debunks Climate Change Myths One Trick at a Time

In his latest production, ‘Climate Games,’ MTB stunt rider Danny MacAskill hopes to elevate the conversation around climate change. And he’ll pedal across a wind…

Written by Jilli Cluff October 25, 2021

Lost Hiker Ignored Search-and-Rescue Calls Because Phone Said ‘Unknown’

A hiker, lost near Colorado’s highest peak, kept hitting the ‘decline’ button on calls from an unknown number. Answering the phone could have saved a…

Written by Sam Anderson October 25, 2021

Climbing ‘Gold Mine’ Hanging Mountain Opens to Public

This October, a tiny town in Massachusetts’ Berkshires became the site of a climbing access victory that benefits all parties involved. After 2 years of…

Written by Sam Anderson October 25, 2021

Climbing Goes Anime: Check Out Sweeping ‘The Summit of the Gods’ Trailer

Opening in select theaters on Nov. 24 is a feature-length anime film, “The Summit of the Gods.” It’s about Mount Everest, its allure, and the…

Written by Jilli Cluff October 25, 2021

2 Runners Win ‘Fools’ Race Arm in Arm, Shiffrin Wins 70th World Title, and More Stories to Start Your Week

A wrap-up of top news in the world of exploration and adventure. Here’s what you missed this weekend, and a few things to look forward…

Written by Jilli Cluff October 24, 2021

The North Face Puts Athletes in the Spotlight for Its ‘More Than A Jacket’ Campaign

Expedition-style parkas. Athlete-tested jackets. New retro styles. New brand-sponsored films. The North Face is delivering on more than just a jacket.

Written by Mary Murphy October 22, 2021

Atomic Redster CTD Review: First Helmet That Records Impacts, Tells You When to Replace

Atomic’s Redster WC CTD continually evaluates its ability to protect your melon over time, and it lets someone know if you take a hard fall.

Written by Berne Broudy October 22, 2021

Fatal Auto-Belay Failure Forces Change at Australian Climbing Gym

Last week, a man fell 43 feet to his death at a rock climbing gym in Sydney, Australia. Today, the gym confirmed that the incident…

Written by Sam Anderson October 22, 2021

‘Arcade’ Climbing Wall Trains With Interactive, Light-Up Games

Arcade Climbing aims to change the sport for beginners and veterans alike with its new motion-responsive, light-up climbing holds.

Written by Austin Beck-Doss October 22, 2021

Cannondale, EF Pro, USAC Saddle Cycling Teams for Historically Black, Tribal Colleges and Universities

Aiming to bring more racial diversity to the sport, Cannondale, EF Pro Cycling, and USA Cycling are launching a program called Cycling is for Everyone.

Written by Andy Cochrane October 21, 2021

Biden Blocks Boundary Waters Mine: Twin Metals May Face 20-Year Ban

On Wednesday, the Biden administration dealt a significant blow to the proposed copper mine just upstream from the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, the latest…

Written by Sam Anderson October 21, 2021

Emerging Gear: Laird Hamilton Beer, Art Skis, Tiny Mighty Power Station, and More

Take a peek at emerging products from the sometimes cutting-edge, sometimes quirky world of gear design. Explore the grid or click through for a slideshow.

Written by Mary Murphy October 21, 2021

Dug Up in the Desert: Buy This Ancient Mountain Bike and You’ll Own Its Patent Too

Anti-dive mountain bikes are rare birds. But if you’ve got cash and a ride to Palm Springs, Calif., you might be able to get your…

Written by Sam Anderson October 21, 2021

Toyota ‘Tacozilla’ Camper Concept Reboots ’70s Chinook

Remember the Chinook? The badass sunset-themed Hilux popup fueled adventure addicts back when van life was young. Now, Toyota re-introduces the concept at the Las…

Written by Sam Anderson October 20, 2021