Outdoor

Watch REEL ROCK 14: Great Climbing Films to Binge Now

REEL ROCK 14 debuted a slew of amazing films, and now you can watch them from the comfort of your home.

Written by Mary Murphy April 10, 2020

Big Bulls and Learning Curves in ‘Beyond the Kill’ Hunting Series

A new series from the folks at the Journal of Mountain Hunting aims to add a bit of elk-iness to your quarantine hunting daydreams.

Written by Nicole Qualtieri April 08, 2020

Watch Nature Retake Yosemite National Park Without Crowds

With national parks in shutdown mode, employees are capturing the stillness — and movements — in places like Yosemite National Park.

Written by Nicole Qualtieri April 07, 2020

Mules, Squirrels, Archery, Family: An Arkansas Renaissance Man’s Story

The latest film from First Lite features Clay Newcomb, an Arkansan with a bevy of talents that stretch from mule wrangling to running a publication…

Written by Nicole Qualtieri April 07, 2020

Tie Flies on Facebook Live With Orvis Fly Fishing Mentor Tom Rosenbauer

Quarantine crafting is the new crafting. And tying flies is the perfect way to spend the time. Orvis has you covered with live tutorials.

Written by Nicole Qualtieri April 03, 2020

Alaska Cancels Early-Season Bear Hunts

To mitigate the spread of COVID-19, Alaska canceled all early-spring bear hunts.

Written by Nicole Qualtieri April 02, 2020

Survival Gear: 10 Items to Survive

The right gear in your backpack can literally save your life. But what survival gear should you bring?

Written by Stephen Regenold & Mallory Paige April 01, 2020

Nebraska Halts Sales of Nonresident Turkey Tags in Response to COVID-19

The move aims to prevent unnecessary travel as states push back against the potential spread of COVID-19.

Written by Nicole Qualtieri March 31, 2020

Turkey and Bear Seasons Are Opening: What Hunters Need to Know

Some hunting seasons are already open for spring, others are fast approaching, and the COVID-19 pandemic is in full swing. Here’s what hunters need to…

Written by Nicole Qualtieri March 31, 2020

Visible Mending: Repair Well-Loved Gear, Clothes With a Little Flair

A new trend encompassing an ancient tradition is environmentally sustainable, good for your wallet, and sentimentally stylish. Meet the art of visible mending.

Written by Nicole Qualtieri March 31, 2020

9 Must-Have Trout Flies for Spring Fly Fishing

This selection of flies should have a home in your fly box this spring. Use these flies to catch hungry trout as the temps warm.

Written by Morgan Mason March 31, 2020

Ruffwear Launches Redesigned ‘Front Range’ Dog Gear

To kick off spring, Ruffwear has launched dozens of new products to help you and your adventure pup get outside. We got our hands on…

Written by Mary Murphy March 30, 2020

Trail Group Asks to Convert Roads to Paths for Safer Social Distancing

With more people restricted from daily travel commutes, pedestrian and bicycle trails are increasingly busy. Although a sign of healthy activity, this surge raises new…

Written by Adam Ruggiero March 30, 2020

‘Hike in Place,’ Recommends Superior Hiking Trail Association

While many states exempt hiking from shelter-in-place orders, that doesn’t mean you should hit the road before you hit the trail.

Written by Sean McCoy March 29, 2020

Hiking Through the Desert: How PCT Hikers Do It

Check out these thru-hiking tricks for conquering desert trails that any hiker can use, from calculating water use to avoiding the heat.

Written by Liz “Snorkel” Thomas March 27, 2020

How to Buy Local (and Score a Deal) During the Coronavirus Pandemic

Keep mom-and-pop gear shops in business and get great deals when you buy from specialty retailers that have shuttered their shops but are still shipping.

Written by Berne Broudy March 27, 2020

This Man Plans to Hike 8,000 Miles to Form a ‘Greater Western Loop’

Hiker Jon Schwarze will tack additional miles onto one of North America’s boldest lines to make the Great Western Loop even greater.

Written by Jeff Garmire March 26, 2020

The GearJunkie’s Guide to Social Distancing

We get it. It’s a confusing time for all of us. Use this handy tool to keep a safe distance while practicing #socialdistancing.

Written by GJ Staff March 26, 2020

Mule Deer Migration: One Woman Follows in Its Footsteps

Like wildlife? Need something to do? Settle down with this hour-long virtual film festival.

Written by Mary Murphy March 26, 2020

Damned, Then Un-Dammed: The Story of the Free-Flowing Yellowstone River

In the 1970s, a national energy shortage almost dammed the Yellowstone River. This short doc tells the story of how it was saved.

Written by Nicole Qualtieri March 26, 2020

Is It Still Safe for Me to Go Outside? Our Best Guidance Now

You can be very safe if you #optinside due to COVID-19. But there are still ways to play outdoors while limiting coronavirus risks.

Written by Nicole Qualtieri March 25, 2020

6 Waterfowl Hunting Films to Keep You Hungry for Fall

Want to get inspired for fall? Watch these six films from Ducks Unlimited that will tide you over.

Written by Mary Murphy March 25, 2020

Off-Grid Life for One Year: Mesmerizing Video

Take a relaxing break in the wilderness while watching the chronicles of a year of self-reliant life off the grid.

Written by Mallory Paige March 25, 2020

Mountain Biker’s Epic Rap: ‘I Only Ride Park’

Whistler Mountain Bike Park got some free and funny advertising with this biker rap video.

Written by Mary Murphy March 24, 2020

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

500-Pound Marlin Drags Kayaker 15 Miles Out to Sea

Most people won’t catch a 500-pound marlin in their lifetimes. These guys decided to do it from a kayak.

Written by Nicole Qualtieri March 20, 2020

How to Spend Your REI Dividend: Gear Up During the Co-op Sale

The REI Co-op Sale has started online. Let us help you find the best gear to spend your REI dividend on. Be sure to use…

Written by Sponsored Post March 20, 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

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

Hunting, Angling Offer Respite for Many in a Tenuous Moment

Coronavirus is forcing all of us to reconsider our daily interactions with other people. But hunters and anglers find a sense of peace, stability, and…

Written by Nicole Qualtieri March 18, 2020

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