There’s still time to be one of the 500 riders to help the second-annual Black History Bike Ride meet its fundraising goal of $5,000. But hurry! There’s only one week left. Read on for how you can go along for the ride — and learn some Austin, Texas, Black history in the process.
A woman is filing a lawsuit against Eagle Nest Outfitters after a hammock-related accident left her paralyzed.
We have a perfect solution we don’t use and benefactors we don’t thank. It may be time for a tax on outdoor gear.
Lexus just showed up with a beautiful concept vehicle at the annual FJ Summit off-road event in Ouray, Colorado.
St. Croix nearly sweeps this year’s ICAST rod category with three wins, and the tech just keeps getting better and better.
Subaru made the rare move to junk more than 2,000 brand new Outback SUVs and Legacy sedans, rather than repair them.
Europe’s largest outdoor industry show, ISPO, this year modified its format to add new product categories and awards for standout gear. Take a look!
In a major declaration, the United States Bureau of Land Management will relocate its headquarter out of the nation’s Capitol to Grand Junction, Colo.
When REI launches its first paper magazine this fall, it will instantly be among the largest publishers of outdoor media in the United States. What does that mean for the retail juggernaut and the role of journalism in marketing? We reached out to the editors of the upcoming magazine, Uncommon Path, to learn more.
The 310-mile Superior Hiking Trail in Minnesota has a new Fastest Known Time. Cameron “Cam” Schaefer completed the SHT on Thursday in a supported time of 6 days, 18 hours, and 45 minutes.
A train derailment in Nevada damaged dozens of brand new vehicles, among them coveted and brand new to market Jeep Gladiators.
Here’s a recap of popular stories this past week, June 2-8, 2019.
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