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‘School of Fish’: How Alaska Natives Are Fighting to Preserve the Salmon Run

Balancing industry and tradition, the Indigenous people and salmon of Alaska work toward a positive future in ‘School of Fish.’

Written by Rachelle Schrute November 29, 2023

Double ‘Italian Job’ Sees $273K in Pinarello Bikes Dissappear

The well-prepared thieves stole only the most expensive bikes and pulled off two separate robberies in the same day.

Written by Andrew McLemore November 28, 2023

Gifts That Keep Giving: ‘Giving Tuesday’ Gear and Givebacks From Outdoor Brands

Today is a great day to stock up on gear while also giving back to some extremely worthy causes. Think of it as the Anti-Black…

Written by Andrew Marshall November 28, 2023

Indy Pass Rebrands After 4 Years, but Mission for ‘Accessible’ Skiing Remains

Indy Pass rebrands, including a new website and physical passes. But the collective’s leaders say they will maintain their commitment to cheap skiing.

Written by Andrew McLemore November 27, 2023

Not Quite Ready for Everest: Reddit Users Reveal Homemade ‘Crampons’ — And It’s Hilarious

When it comes to shared jokes about niche topics — in this case ice climbing — there really is no place like Reddit.

Written by Andrew McLemore November 27, 2023

YETI ‘Gear Garage’ Opens for 1 Week Only: Exclusive Bottles, Limited-Edition Colors

Are you someone who must have the latest YETI colors, coolers, and gear? Look no further than the Gear Garage for hard-to-get colors, styles, bottles,…

Written by Mary Murphy November 24, 2023

Last Chance: Buy Your 2023-2024 Epic Pass or Forever Hold Your Peace

Time is running out to get a 2023-2024 Epic Pass from Vail Resorts. Get yours now — or check out some of the other ski pass…

Written by Will Brendza November 21, 2023

Help Patagonia Stop Arctic Resource Extraction in Alaska’s Brooks Range: Speak Out, ‘Save Big’

Oil and gas developers are proposing a road that would cut through the Brooks Range of Alaska. Patagonia is asking you to help defend it.

Written by Will Brendza November 21, 2023

Zombie Deer in Yellowstone: Chronic Wasting Disease Reaches Park

Hunters should strongly consider having deer meat tested for the disease before eating it, officials at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control said.

Written by Andrew McLemore November 20, 2023

‘I’m Giving Up Smoke’: Snoop Dogg Goes Viral With Solo Stove Collaboration

The man, the myth, the legend, Snoop Dogg took to X to announce that he was turning a new page and quitting smoke for good…

Written by Will Brendza November 20, 2023

$1 Trillion? Outdoor Recreation Industry Outpaces US Economy, Thanks to Thirst for Travel

Americans’ increased desire to travel represented nearly half of all 2022 growth in the outdoor industry, according to federal officials.

Written by Andrew McLemore November 17, 2023

Garmin Launches First ‘Infinite Battery’ Handheld GPS Device

If you’re embarking on a monthslong expedition into the wilderness, Garmin’s latest GPS device can go the distance — without a recharge.

Written by Andrew McLemore November 17, 2023

In ‘Arthur the King,’ Mark Wahlberg Brings Story of Adventure Racing Dog to Big Screen

This drama based on a 2014 adventure race in Ecuador also stars Simu Liu, Nathalie Emmanuel, and Bear Grylls (as himself).

Written by Andrew McLemore November 16, 2023

Kaitlin Armstrong Sentenced to 90 Years in Prison for Mo Wilson Murder

‘When you shot Mariah in the heart, you shot me,’ Mo Wilson’s mother said after the sentencing of Kaitlin Armstrong on Friday.

Written by Andrew McLemore November 16, 2023

16-Year-Old Kai Jones Racks Up More Ski Accolades, and Then Breaks Both Legs

But don’t worry, ski fans: Jones is expected to heal quickly and return to the slopes later this winter season.

Written by Andrew McLemore November 15, 2023

GCN+ to Close Services in December

Global Cycling Network announced today that it will terminate its premium subscription service GCN+ and the GCN app in December.

Written by Seiji Ishii November 15, 2023

Hunters and Anglers Unite to Protect Alaska’s Brooks Range After Trump-Era Decision

The fate of Alaska’s famed Brooks Range hangs in the balance, with conservationists and local tribes fighting to protect the iconic wilderness.

Written by Andrew McLemore November 09, 2023

Pit Viper Synthesizer Combines Goggles, Sunglasses Into a Party on Your Face

They aren’t goggles, and they aren’t glasses … so what are they? Pit Viper calls them the Synthesizer.

Written by Will Brendza November 08, 2023

Get $25 Lift Tickets at Jackson Hole on ‘Ski in Jeans Day’

This December, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort is selling lift tickets to denim-clad customers for just $25.

Written by Will Brendza November 07, 2023

Bear Valley’s New Owners Promise a Return to Ski Resort’s Hollywood Glory

Once upon a time, Bear Valley Ski Resort was a hot-spot hangout for Hollywood stars who wanted away from the city to get some time…

Written by Will Brendza November 06, 2023

‘Access Problems for Everyone’: Federal Closure of Moab Trails Sparks Outrage

Off-roading groups and the State of Utah filed legal challenges to keep Moab trails open to vehicles after federal officials announced large-scale closures in September.

Written by Andrew McLemore November 01, 2023

What’s Next: Gold Medalist Ted Ligety Talks Goggle Trends His Brand Will Never Follow

Retired Olympian Ted Ligety thinks some of ski goggles’ most popular design features are just trendy marketing gimmicks. He told GearJunkie why we’ll never see…

Written by Will Brendza November 01, 2023

SRAM to Issue Recall on Aftermarket Shift and Brake Levers Sold Before 2023

SRAM notified retailers this week via email, but it has yet to announce the formal recall of aftermarket 12-speed road shift-brake levers. But we’ve got…

Written by Andrew Marshall October 31, 2023

Apply for Epic Dogsled Adventure: Fjällräven Polar Challenge Opens Up 2024 Slots

No arctic experience is required to apply for this dog-sledding challenge stretching across 186 miles of the Scandinavian tundra.

Written by Andrew McLemore October 31, 2023

Patagonia’s Warmest Parka Turns Ocean Garbage Into Good: Meet the $900 Stormshadow Parka

The freshest threads coming off the Patagonia factory line are made from ocean-bound and recycled plastic, woven into one of its warmest jackets: the Stormshadow…

Written by Will Brendza October 31, 2023