Outdoor

Teaser: Planet Earth 2 Could Be The Best Nature Documentary Yet

It took 10 years for BBC to make the followup to the landmark Planet Earth series. Now, David Attenborough’s sequel looks better than ever.

Written by GJ Staff November 08, 2016

Apps Vs Maps: Why Paper Beats Tech On The PCT

Our ‘Packing It Out team just finished hiking border-to-border from Southern California to Canada using paper maps. This is why they choose low-tech.

Written by Kyle Nossaman November 01, 2016

‘On Thin Ice’ Chronicles ‘Last Trek’ to the North Pole

Eric Larsen’s 2014 hike to the North Pole might well be the last such trip ever taken. In a new book about the adventure, Larsen…

Written by Adam Ruggiero October 17, 2016

‘In The Hollow’: Chilling Tale Of Murder On The AT

The Mountain Man killer stalked two women along the Appalachian Trail in 1988. This is the harrowing story of one’s murder on the A.T. and…

Written by Adam Ruggiero October 14, 2016

Unexpected Gear Of Mountain Pro Andrew Skurka

From Frito-laced chili homemade kits, this is some of the unexpected gear that lightens renowned explorer Andrew Skurka’s pack and keeps him safe and comfortable…

Written by GJ Staff October 11, 2016

At 1,300 Miles, Remote ‘GPT’ Is Longest Trail In South America

A little-known trail follows a spectacular route through the heart of Patagonia and beyond. As of now, there is no guidebook – yet.

Written by Adam Ruggiero October 10, 2016

Headlamps: Why Rechargeable Rules

The common headlamp is going rechargeable, and throw-away batteries are becoming a thing of the past. Are you ready to make the switch?

Written by Alex Kurt October 10, 2016

Origin Of Leatherman: The Road From Start-Up To Mega-Brand

After jotting down his initial idea for a pliers-based multi-tool on a piece of paper, Tim Leatherman got to work transforming his start-up company into…

Written by Kyle Nossaman October 08, 2016

Oct 14th Proclaimed ‘National Day Of Adventure’

Victorinox and Men’s Journal want you to turn your sick day into a SICK! day, so get ready to play hooky on Oct. 14.

Written by GJ Staff October 03, 2016

2,650 Miles Of Packing It Out: Trail’s End

On 9/29/16, the Packing It Out duo completed all 2,650 miles of the Pacific Crest Trail. In total, they removed over 720 pounds of trash…

Written by Kyle Nossaman September 30, 2016

Strange Gear Patent Could Have Major Consequences

One of the outdoor industry’s trendiest and most copied innovations just received a design patent, and the brand that owns it is taking action against…

Written by Adam Ruggiero September 29, 2016

Patagonia’s Revised Mission: Do Good

Patagonia founder Yvon Chouinard revises his company ethos and takes a hard look at humans’ impact on the planet in an updated edition of his…

Written by GJ Staff September 28, 2016

Dog Safety: 7 Items For The Field This Fall

A few products and a kit you can make at home will make outings with your pup safer and more enjoyable.

Written by GJ Staff September 26, 2016

Behind The Scenes: 36 Hours On Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula

Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula is a sportsman’s paradise. But when making an adventure film, are the long summer days long enough?

Written by Sean McCoy September 23, 2016

First Look: Thule’s 2016 Technical Backpack Line

People know Thule for its vehicle racks. But the Swedish brand has a burgeoning backpack line.

Written by Bjorn Christianson September 21, 2016

Did An Unknown Hiker Just Break Every A.T. Record?

Her story seems inconceivable, but an unknown hiker claims to have bested Karl Meltzer’s day-old record on the AT, and she claims to have done…

Written by Sean McCoy September 19, 2016

Ultra-Runner Karl Meltzer Breaks Appalachian Trail Record

It took 45 days, 22 hours, and 38 minutes, but today (Sunday, September 18, 2016) ultra-runner Karl Meltzer broke the record for the fastest supported…

Written by Adam Ruggiero September 18, 2016

‘Kings Of The Kenai’ Epic Alaska Fishing Day

Alaska native Corey Hetrick guides the waters of the Kenai Peninsula, where volcanoes smoke, king salmon swim, and glaciers tumble to the sea.

Written by GJ Staff September 16, 2016

8 Badass Brands And The Women Who Run Them

Beyond ‘pink it and shrink it,’ these eight organizations, run by women, are fueling adventures in the outdoors.

Written by Adam Ruggiero September 14, 2016

Watch: Running 600 Miles Across The Rocky Mountains

Crossing just three paved roads, but 13 mountain ranges, the ‘Crown Traverse’ is a North American backcountry route unlike any other.

Written by GJ Staff September 07, 2016

Against The Clock: ‘White Mountain Direttissima’

Covering more than 240 miles, a man knocked out 48 peaks in New Hampshire in less than 6 days, unsupported.

Written by GJ Staff September 06, 2016

24,000 Kilometers: ‘Trans Canada Trail’ Longest In World

Canada is about to finish the world’s longest trail network. Lace up your boots, pump up your tires, ready your paddles, and prepare for 24,000km…

Written by Adam Ruggiero September 06, 2016

Batteries Required: PCT Hikers’ Favorite Apps, Gadgets Off-Grid

Manage business and communicate electronically from the trail. The Packing It Out crew explains how they’ve written nearly a dozen stories, filed photographs, and stayed…

Written by Kyle Nossaman September 02, 2016

Highpointing: Climb To The Top Of 50 States

Highpointing, as this state-by-state, summit-seeking pursuit is called, has garnered a following of more than 10,000 people.

Written by Stephen Regenold August 25, 2016

First Look: Expanding ‘Flex Capacitor’ Backpack From Sierra Designs

Designed with renowned adventurer Andrew Skurka, the Sierra Designs Flex Capacitor expands outward for a pack that ranges from 40 to 60 liters.

Written by Sean McCoy August 25, 2016

‘Every Freshwater Fish In America’ Charted In Poster

Fit for an angler’s gear cave, the Freshwater Fish of America poster details more than 900 fishy friends.

Written by GJ Staff August 24, 2016

Garden Of Death: England’s Macabre Botanical Hideaway

‘Every plant here will kill you.’ Take a peek at England’s charming ‘Poison Garden.’

Written by Adam Ruggiero August 18, 2016

Wildfire App ‘Tells You What Firefighters Know’

With record droughts becoming the norm, wildfires have become a persistent threat. One ex-firefighter helped develop a new tool to keep you safe.

Written by Adam Ruggiero August 17, 2016

Breaking: Belgian Man Claims PCT Record

Karel Sabbe, a 26-year-old dentist from Belgium, claims to have set a new record on the Pacific Crest Trail. He hiked the 2,660-mile trail in…

Written by Sean McCoy August 16, 2016

Fish Tale: The Teeming Waters Of Cosmoledo

Crystal clear waters, fish as big as your torso, and an adventure the spans land, sea, and air – all in a day’s work on…

Written by GJ Staff August 09, 2016

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