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Colorado Sheriff Bans All Backcountry Recreation

The San Juan County Sheriff’s Office called these ‘extreme measures in these extraordinary times.’

Written by Adam Ruggiero March 23, 2020

Olympics Postponed: Official Says 2021 Likely

A veteran International Olympic Committee member said, ‘postponement has been decided.’

Written by Adam Ruggiero March 23, 2020

Airbnb Wants to Give You $100,000 to Design a Wacky Rental

Always wanted to live in a “nonconventional” home? Airbnb’s Unique Fund is here to help make your wildest dreams come true.

Written by Mary Murphy March 23, 2020

Canada, Australia Pull Out of Tokyo Games as Olympic Officials Refuse to Cancel

Canada withdrew, and Australia quickly followed suit, potentially setting off a larger push to postpone this summer’s Olympic Games.

Written by Adam Ruggiero March 23, 2020

Coronavirus Shuts Down Arctic, Parks, and More: 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 March 23, 2020

National Parks Coronavirus Closures: Icons Lock Gates

Two of the most spectacular landscapes in the United States, Rocky Mountain National Park and Yosemite National Park, closed their gates in response to Coronavirus.

Written by Sean McCoy March 22, 2020

Canceled by Coronavirus: Outdoor Events, Show Postponements, and Reschedule Dates

The COVID-19 pandemic has canceled or postponed dozens of events across the country, including many outdoor industry trade shows and athletic competitions. These are all…

Written by Mary Murphy March 20, 2020

Emerging Gear: Coffee Grounds Shirt, ‘Sweet’ Shades, and More

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 March 19, 2020

Free Shoes: KEEN Is Giving Away 100,000 Pairs to Those in Need

Send positive vibes and some rugged kicks to an individual or family ‘on the front lines’ or ‘at home fighting through the crisis.’

Written by Adam Ruggiero March 19, 2020

‘Shelter in Place,’ Officials Tell Colorado Mountain Town

Healthcare workers plan to test everyone in San Miguel County for COVID-19, where residents of the town of Telluride face a shelter-in-place order.

Written by Sean McCoy March 19, 2020

National Park Service Temporarily Suspends Entrance Fees

U.S. national park services and programs have been drastically cut due to coronavirus. But visits just got a whole lot cheaper.

Written by Sean McCoy March 18, 2020

BWCAW Mining Moves Forward: Judge Favors Twin Metals

In yet another twist to the enduring saga of mining near the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, a federal judge sided with the Trump administration’s…

Written by Adam Ruggiero March 18, 2020

Quarantine Activities That Don’t Cost Any Money

Every day, restrictions in cities are ramping up due to coronavirus. If you’re an outdoor enthusiast now in quarantine or shelter in place, here are…

Written by Mary Murphy March 18, 2020

6 Apps to Help You Stay Calm and De-Stress

Looking for mental health resources during this stressful time? Or more ideas on how to de-stress? We’ve got a few.

Written by Mary Murphy March 18, 2020

Moab Doctor Warns National Parks Should Close Amid Outbreak

‘I don’t think this is the time to encourage people to take cross-country road trips,’ said Dr. Dylan Cole, Moab Regional Hospital chief medical officer.

Written by Adam Ruggiero March 17, 2020

Canada Closes All National Park Services to Fight Coronavirus Spread

In a drastic but perhaps predictable move, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau suspended all visitor services at Canada’s national parks.

Written by Adam Ruggiero March 17, 2020

5 Online and Virtual Fitness Classes to Try Right Now

Lockdowns and quarantines can be scary. These local gyms and fitness centers are here to help you through with “virtual” fitness classes.

Written by Mary Murphy March 16, 2020

Home Work-Ins? Planet Fitness Offers Unique Way to Stay Fit

Planet Fitness has a fitness solution for quarantines: When you can’t work out, work in.

Written by Mary Murphy March 16, 2020

Iconic Female Athletes Replace ‘Clif Bar Climber’ on Wrappers

Clif Bar unveiled its first-ever packaging change with limited-edition wrappers that feature superstar female athletes across six sports.

Written by Adam Ruggiero March 16, 2020

Stores Close, Sled Mushers Push Ahead: 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 March 16, 2020

REI Closes All Stores, Will Pay Employees

Outdoor sporting goods shop REI will close the doors at all its 162 retail stores nationwide.

Written by Sean McCoy March 16, 2020

Patagonia Shuts Down Due to Coronavirus Global Threat

Earlier today, Patagonia released a statement saying it was shutting down all the brand’s operations due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Written by Mary Murphy March 13, 2020

Hiking in the Age of COVID-19: 4 Safer Outdoor Adventures

The ongoing coronavirus outbreak has put a stop to everything from travel to business to grocery shopping. But it doesn’t have to stop a vacation…

Written by Mary Murphy March 13, 2020

Emerging Gear: Party Cooler, Pavement Snowboard, and More

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 March 12, 2020

Is My Workout Still Safe? How Coronavirus Is Changing Gyms

With the ongoing novel coronavirus outbreaks and new cases popping up in the U.S., gyms across the country are changing their policies.

Written by Mary Murphy March 12, 2020

Coronavirus Kills Everest: China Shuts Down Tibet Climbs

Over fears of an outbreak of COVID-19 around base camp, China halted all Everest expeditions from the north side of the mountain.

Written by Adam Ruggiero March 11, 2020

Unclog the Backlog: Senators Introduce Great American Outdoors Act

The Great American Outdoors Act would provide billions of dollars in funding across public lands at a time when it’s desperately needed. Here’s the scoop.

Written by Nicole Qualtieri March 10, 2020