Reverse-Engineered Bee Fibers Might Waterproof Your Next Tent
It’s no secret that the outdoor industry still uses toxic chemicals to make products repel water and muck. But one bee-focused biotech startup hopes to change that.
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Kids’ Fitbit Completes Family Fitness Watch Package
Fitbit fitness watches have encouraged adults to stay active. With the Ace, kids have a new way to play with the pack.
Rooftop Tents and the Love-Hate Paradox
Rooftop tents can be both awesome and annoying at the same time. One man explains his love-hate relationship with sleeping on top of a car.
Women’s MTB Camp Shares Tips for Female Riders
Every rider has different needs when learning mountain biking basics. But some approaches just seem to work better for us women.
Zinke Designates 19 National Recreation Trails
The Department of the Interior designated National Recreation Trails in 17 states this week, improving the visibility and funding of lesser-known destinations.
Moms Dominate Colorado’s Biggest Marathon
This year, moms took over the podium at the Denver Colfax Marathon, the state’s only sanctioned 26.2-mile race.
Get Vertical: 4 Essentials to Start Climbing
You don’t need much to start climbing. In fact, you only need four items. Check out these beginner picks for climbing shoes, harnesses, chalk bags, and helmets.
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World’s 10 Most Dangerous Mountains
Did you know that K2 is thought to have a curse against women? Read our list, from Pakistan to New Hampshire, of the world’s 10 most dangerous mountains for climbing.
GJ Week in Review: Tundra Haul, National Park Guide, Dispersed Camping
A recap of top stories for the week of May 13–19, 2018.
Five US Ultras Go Reusable, Save 140,000 Cups From Landfill
The North Face opts for reusable rubber cups during its Endurance Challenge ultramarathon race series.
Visit Theodore Roosevelt National Park: A Great Plains Gem
In the Badlands of North Dakota, Theodore Roosevelt National Park is an unexpectedly epic hub for adventure enthusiasts. We spent a week in the park and came back with a jam-packed trip report.
Idaho Approves First Lower 48 Grizzly Hunt in Decades
Idaho approves a ‘once in a lifetime’ grizzly bear hunt – the first such hunt in the lower 48 in decades.
30 Years Later, Around-The-World Jeep Crosses Final Mile
Sand Ship Discovery was an epic around-the-world drive in the early 1980s. But after a political upheaval forced the drivers to skip 1 mile of the trip, the original duo returned this year to complete the ‘final mile.’
Race Historic ‘Fur Trade Route’ for $1 Million
Ten weeks, 2,600 miles, two mountain ranges, and five river systems: The Brigade offers an epic adventure race for an equally epic prize – $1 million.
Fund Your Dream Vacation With KOA’s Adventure Grants
Kampgrounds of America is giving away $1,000 to $5,000 to help people realize their outdoor dream of a lifetime. And there’s almost no restriction on what you can ask for!
