MAPLand Act Aims to Unlock Access to Public Lands
More than 37,000 easements exist on our public lands. Only 5,000 of them are easily accessible to the public. The MAPLand Act aims to change that and more.
Yeti Cycles Eliminates ‘Tribe’ From Its Community Name, Marketing
For decades, Yeti Cycles has used the word ‘tribe’ to define fellow Yeti bike riders. That ends today.
Goodyear Bike Looking for Ambassadors of All Abilities, Ages
Goodyear Bicycle Tires just announced its first ambassador program. Participants will get to test exclusive gear and give feedback.
Adventure News of the Week: New FKTs, World’s Tallest Climbing Wall
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.
Colorado’s Toughest FKT Sees 2 Records Fall
Nolan’s 14 is a 100-plus-mile run over 14 mountains, each over 14,000 feet high. And this week, two runners crushed the speed record over this brutal route.
Learn From the Best: The North Face Athletes Teach Summer Camp
In-person summer camps have been canceled this summer. Luckily, The North Face is launching its own camp. And it’s free.
95 Consecutive Marathons: Q&A With Record-Setting Alyssa Clark
Alyssa Clark began running a marathon a day in quarantine. Then, she kept running consecutive marathons, setting a record in the process.
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Deer Conservation Gets Boost From Major Nonprofit Merger
The Quality Deer Management Association and National Deer Alliance will unify into a single new group focused on the conservation of America’s deer populations and issues facing deer, deer hunters, and the hunting industry.
Fishing for Pollution: Patagonia Gives Nets New Life in Its Apparel
Discarded fishing nets are one of the most harmful forms of ocean pollution. Now, they’re getting recycled.
‘Monster’ Solar Power Station Rakes in $2 Million on Indiegogo
Launched on a crowdfunding platform, the Bluetti AC200 portable solar power station raised an impressive $2 million over the weekend.
Shimano, IMBA Launch Massive MTB Trail Fundraising Initiative
For every dollar you donate to an eligible mountain bike trail initiative, Shimano will match it. Here are the first 10 IMBA ‘Dig In’ fundraising projects.
Virtual Tour de France, Grand Canyon Death: 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.
Step It Up: KEEN Launches ‘Bellows’ to Improve Hiking Boots
Easier, more durable, and longer-lasting, KEEN’s new hiking boots boast perks for hikers everywhere.
First Look: Bivy Stick Launches Lightest Satellite Device Yet
Bivy Stick is launching the newest version of its satellite communicator. We looked at version 2’s new features and, most importantly, tested it off-grid.
Train Worker Thwarts Thief, Guards Bike for 4 Hours Until Owner Returns
A London man returned after work to find a cut lock and his bike gone. But his faith in humanity was restored, along with his wheels.
Woman Sues ENO After Hammock Accident Leaves Her Paralyzed
A woman is filing a lawsuit against Eagle Nest Outfitters after a hammock-related accident left her paralyzed.
Bison Gores 72-Year-Old Woman Taking Pic in Yellowstone
The woman repeatedly got within 10 feet of the animal, park officials said.
COVID Adventure Protocols: What Your Guides Should Be Doing
From group trekking to cycling and whitewater rafting, here are the newest global health and safety guidelines for adventure travelers.
Bear ‘Sentenced to Death’ After Attacking Hikers in Italy
Outraged activists claim the local government is indiscriminately culling bears without a ‘trial.’
Accomplished Climber Dies, Parks See Record Heat: 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.
Illegal Helicopter Landing in Wilderness Area Spurs Bill for Harsher Penalties
Amid the controversy of a supposed ‘accidental’ aerial landing in Montana wilderness, a coming bill could lift the maximum fine for lawbreakers to $20,000.
Paralympian Angela Madsen Dies in Pacific Crossing
The three-time Paralympic medalist died at sea earlier this week. She leaves behind an impressive legacy.
‘World’s Toughest’ Eco-Challenge Race Just Launched a Teaser, and It Looks Brutal
The Eco-Challenge series is one of the most grueling race events of all time. Here’s why.
Coree Woltering Shatters 1,100-Mile Ice Age Trail FKT
Trail runner and The North Face athlete Coree Woltering just ran 1,147 miles through Wisconsin, setting a new FKT and inspiring runners everywhere.
Dirty Kanza Founder Ousted After Calling Fatal Shooting of Rayshard Brooks ‘Justified’
In a Facebook post, Jim Cummins said the Atlanta police officer who shot and killed 27-year-old Rayshard Brooks was ‘justified.’ Cummins challenged anyone who disagreed to unfriend him.
Appalachian Trail Reopens, Record Redo: 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.
‘Into the Wild’ Bus Removed From Denali National Park
Christopher McCandless, the subject of the book and film ‘Into the Wild,’ died in the abandoned bus.
Public Lands Win: Great American Outdoors Act Passes Senate, Moves to House
The Great American Outdoors Act nearly soared through the legislative branches in March, but COVID-19 set it back. This morning, it passed the Senate.
Training Wheels to Trailblazing: How 19 Cyclists Made It Big
Teton Gravity Research’s latest film, ‘Accomplice,’ showcases the evolution of some of the greatest riders of our time.
‘Stringbean’ Ultrarunner Sets Speedy Record in the Name of Outdoor Equality
A runner just set a new record on Vermont’s Long Trail. And he’s using the FKT as a positive force for the greater hiking community.
‘Python Cowboy,’ 7 Ultramarathons in 7 Days: 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.
