Jeep Plug-In Hybrids Promise Fun, Capability, and Efficiency
The iconic off-road Jeep name is about to get a lot more electric with the introduction of the plug-in hybrid 4Xe badge.
Ski Resort Burns in Australian Bushfires
The recent bushfires in Australia are destroying more than buildings — a Snowy Mountain resort in New South Wales was burned this weekend.
Rowing Antarctic Seas, Cycling Australia: 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.
Honnold, Tesla, Stritzke: Top-Read Stories of 2019
From climbing’s night at the Oscars to a bizarre product launch that swept up the world, 2019 was a year of remarkable benchmarks in the outdoors. These are some of the most noteworthy and well-read articles from GearJunkie in 2019.
Space Record, New Olympic Marathon Course: 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.
Fund a Forest: How We Can Help Plant 1 Billion Trees With Drones
A Canadian company is aiming to plant 1 billion trees by 2028 by using drones — and they are proving that it’s more efficient to do so.
GearJunkie ‘Gear of the Year’ 2019
It’s the end of 2019, and, as is our annual tradition, it’s time to look back at the best gear we tested this year. Of the hundreds of products GearJunkie staff and contributors reviewed, these items stood out as some of the best outdoor gear products of 2019.
Paddle Powerhouse Pelican Supersizes, Buys Confluence Outdoor
Pelican International made huge news today in the paddling world by acquiring Confluence Outdoor, which owns brands like Wilderness Systems, Mad River Canoe, and more.
‘Pretty Strong’: Kickstarted Climbing Film Debuts Trailer
‘Pretty Strong’ is a climbing film about women, by women, and for everyone. And you can watch the trailer now.
Patagonia Matches $10 Million in Raised Donations
On Black Friday, Patagonia Action Works began a 5-week fundraising drive with a promise to match up to $10 million. It reached the goal in just 17 days.
Search-and-Rescuer Dies, Avalanches Strike: 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.
Peloton Slips, iFit Surges as ‘Connected Fitness’ Hits Fever Pitch
A trend of ‘connected fitness’ has brought screen-based workouts to the mainstream.
Subaru Recalls Nearly 300,000 Cars That Could Lose Power
The ubiquitous mountain town brand Subaru today recalled a part affecting close to 300,000 cars.
Minnesota Joins Growing List of State Outdoor Recreation Offices
Minnesota’s Outdoor Recreation Task Force will make recommendations on what the state can do to ‘expand the benefits of outdoor recreation for the economy, environmental stewardship, and quality of life.’
Alpenglow Sports Mountain Festival Returns to Tahoe
Alpenglow Sports Mountain Festival, presented by The North Face, is a 9-day celebration of winter recreation. Registration for the event opens today.
Have an FSA? Use It Before You Lose It
Use your Flexible Spending Account to buy bike trainers and ski goggles when your doctor recommends it.
Bikes, Boats, and Buyers: What to Expect From ‘The Big Gear Show’
The Big Gear Show is the newest outdoor industry trade show, coming to us in July 2020. And it’s all about gear like bikes, tents, and kayaks — and even consumers.
Mike Horn Makes History: Circles Globe, Treks Both Poles
For the first time in known history, a human being has sailed the seas, trekked the jungles, and skied both poles to circumnavigate the entire globe north to south, and back north.
Surfer Rescue and Cross-Country Record: 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.
Editors’ Take: GearJunkie Talks Holiday Gift Guides
Each week, GearJunkie editors dive into the most provocative headlines of the week. Go beyond the story and hear our take on what’s making news.
Free Guided Hikes in All 50 States on New Year’s Day
More than a quarter-century after its launch, First Day Hikes will again ring in the new year with free guided adventures in every state.
GearJunkie’s Picks for Giving Back on Giving Tuesday
The GearJunkie staff shares thoughts on gear, outdoor news, brands, and more daily. But for Giving Tuesday, we’re sharing our favorite nonprofits.
Outdoor CEOs Join Push to Keep US in Paris Climate Agreement
Patagonia, adidas, Tesla, and Decathlon joined a coalition of the world’s most respected companies to urge President Trump not to follow through on his promise to leave the Paris Agreement.
Crossing the Arctic and Running a Desert: 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.
Scam Alert: Don’t Fall for the $98 Arc’teryx Jacket
Arc’teryx reminds consumers, ‘If the deal is too good to be true, it probably is.’
Emily Harrington Injured on El Cap, Honnold and Ballinger Help Evacuate
Pro climber Emily Harrington took a ‘bad fall’ on El Cap over the weekend. Fortunately, she had an all-star crew to get her to safety.
Terrifying Photo Shows Hikers Sliding Down Icy Grand Canyon Trail
The National Park Service tweeted one of the scariest images we’ve ever seen.
Shiffrin Sets Slalom Record, Everest ‘Mailrun’ FKT: 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.
Fjallraven Will Give Out 1,500 National Park Passes on Black Friday
The first 1,500 customers to make a purchase at any Fjallraven retail store will receive a year of free visits to America’s national parks.
Burton Snowboard Founder Jake Burton Carpenter Dies at 65
The titan of snowsports succumbed to recurring bouts with cancer.
Our Public Lands Are Broke: Is It Time for a ‘Backpack Tax’?
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.
