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Climbing During COVID: What to Expect and Where You Can Go

Think the outdoor travel industry is still stalled due to COVID? Think again. Borders are open, and now may be the best time to climb.

Written by Mary Murphy December 02, 2020

2nd Monolith Disappears Days After Appearing in Romania

Alas, this monolith was not the work of aliens, but a ‘bad local welder.’

Written by Adam Ruggiero December 01, 2020

Dick’s ‘Public Lands’ Concept Sets Sights on Serious Gear Shoppers

In a conference call with investors, Dick’s Sporting Goods’ outgoing CEO announced two new ‘Public Lands’ concept stores that will focus on ‘elevated’ camp and…

Written by Adam Ruggiero November 30, 2020

Season Pass for Gear: Gearo Launches Worldwide Rental Subscription

Gearo, an online outdoor gear marketplace, has created the first global gear rental pass system that aims to provide thousands with accessible rental gear.

Written by Mary Murphy November 30, 2020

Monolith Disappears, Jornet Waylaid by 24-Hour Run: Adventure News of the Week

From the inspiring to the tragic, ‘Adventure News of the Week’ presents a wrap-up of top news in the world of exploration and adventure.

Written by Mary Murphy November 30, 2020

Recall: Santa Cruz, Juliana Warn Mountain Bike Frames Can Buckle

The recall impacts about 3,000 mountain bikes in the U.S. and Canada.

Written by Adam Ruggiero November 27, 2020

Army Corps of Engineers Denies Alaska ‘Pebble Mine’ Permit

After a 3-year review process, the Trump administration has all but killed a proposed copper-molybdenum-gold mine near Alaska’s famed Bristol Bay watershed.

Written by Nicole Qualtieri November 25, 2020

Emerging Gear: Thanksgiving Shoe, Rainbow Spork, 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 November 25, 2020

Canadian Teen Sends Grueling V14 Test Piece in Squamish

Brennan Doyle, 17, just added an amazing climb to his tick list. The V14 route is one of Squamish’s Top 100 bouldering problems.

Written by Mary Murphy November 25, 2020

Mystery Monolith From Space or Very Expensive Litter? Yes

If it doesn’t portend the end of the world, I’m going to be very upset.

Written by Adam Ruggiero November 25, 2020

A Film Tribute to Family: ‘Captain Scott B and the Ingredients for a Magical Life’

The Scott B film project is an independent feature-length documentary. We sat down with creator Betsy Bertram to learn about the ingredients that make up…

Written by Amath Diouf November 24, 2020

Shop With Fjallraven and Win a Free National Parks Pass

Last year, Fjallraven gave away over 1,500 national park passes during its Black Friday National Parks Pass giveaway. This year, shopping may look different, but…

Written by Mary Murphy November 23, 2020

Adventure News of the Week: Hiker Crushed by Boulder, Historic Bike Tunnel, and More

From the inspiring to the tragic, ‘Adventure News of the Week’ presents a wrap-up of top news in the world of exploration and adventure.

Written by Mary Murphy November 23, 2020

End of an Era: Powder Magazine Publishes Final Issue

Last month, Powder Magazine announced that after 48 years it would be shutting down the publication. The final note from Powder’s editor? ‘Powder To The…

Written by Mary Murphy November 20, 2020

Emerging Gear: Glowing Solar Jacket, Bluetooth Mask, 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 November 19, 2020

America’s Oldest Ultra Still On: ‘JFK 50 Mile’ Race Faces Down Pandemic

The JFK 50 Mile race has been around since 1963. And despite the pandemic, it’s not stopping this year.

Written by Mary Murphy November 19, 2020

Why Plastics Shouldn’t Get a Pass: The Battle for Reusables in a Pandemic

The proliferation of single-use plastic this year due to COVID-19 has imperiled outdoor industry initiatives and given consumers tough choices.

Written by GJ Staff November 18, 2020

Hate Crowds? This Gear Vending Machine May Be the Best Way to Shop

One outdoor gear brand just launched a great idea to help holiday shoppers.

Written by Mary Murphy November 18, 2020

Harley-Davidson Unveils E-Bike Models: The First Serial 1s Are Available Now

A couple weeks ago, motorcycle manufacturer Harley-Davidson announced its spinoff bicycle brand, Serial 1 Cycle Company. A first look at the new e-bike models is…

Written by Mary Murphy November 17, 2020

Want $10K and a New Mountain Bike? Move to Arkansas

The latest move to attract new residents and top talent is sure to appeal to riders of all levels and disciplines.

Written by Adam Ruggiero November 16, 2020

Adventure News of the Week: Undead Hiker, Charity Strava Challenge, and More

From the inspiring to the tragic, ‘Adventure News of the Week’ presents a wrap-up of top news in the world of exploration and adventure.

Written by Mary Murphy November 16, 2020

Line 5 Shutdown Safeguards Great Lakes Ecosystems, Economy

Governor Gretchen Whitmer terminates public easement for Enbridge’s Line 5, which holds two 67-year-old oil pipelines rife with potential for disaster.

Written by Nicole Qualtieri November 13, 2020

Biden’s Outdoor America: How Public Lands Could Change

What policy changes could we see under a Joe Biden presidency? We put his platform under the lens.

Written by Mary Murphy November 13, 2020

The Enduring Mystery of Austria’s Giant Wood Penis Statue Just Got Hairier

Remember that 6-foot phallus mysteriously erected in the Alps? Yeah, well it never went away — in fact, it’s even stranger than it was before.

Written by Adam Ruggiero November 13, 2020

Emerging Gear: Fermented Sweater, Pocket Monocular, and More

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

Written by Mary Murphy November 12, 2020

‘We Were the Mandatory Gear’: 4 Women Talk Their Roles in Adventure Racing

This 3-minute short follows four badass adventure racers as they complete a race. They happen to all be women.

Written by Mary Murphy November 12, 2020

‘Worst Tourist in the World’ Banned From Public Lands

There’s a reason why laws exist to protect outdoor areas. For one man who openly defies them, justice is now served — he’s been banned…

Written by Mary Murphy November 11, 2020

NPS Grants Free Lifetime Entry to Veterans and Gold Star Families

Free national park entrance for current and former service members and their families is no longer limited to just Veterans Day.

Written by Mary Murphy November 11, 2020

Which US Ski Resort Is Best? New Index Uses Data to Crown a Winner

Which U.S. ski resort is the best? Hint: There’s no wrong answer.

Written by Mary Murphy November 11, 2020

Eddie Bauer Turns 100, Launches ‘Updated’ Retro Gear

A century ago, Eddie Bauer opened a store in Seattle to sell sporting equipment. Now, his eponymous company looks ahead at another century with its…

Written by Mary Murphy November 10, 2020

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