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Hate Crowds? This Gear Vending Machine May Be the Best Way to Shop
One outdoor gear brand just launched a great idea to help holiday shoppers.
Harley-Davidson Unveils E-Bike Models: The First Serial 1s Are Available Now
A couple weeks ago, motorcycle manufacturer Harley-Davidson announced its spinoff bicycle brand, Serial 1 Cycle Company. A first look at the new e-bike models is now here.
Want $10K and a New Mountain Bike? Move to Arkansas
The latest move to attract new residents and top talent is sure to appeal to riders of all levels and disciplines.
Adventure News of the Week: Undead Hiker, Charity Strava Challenge, and More
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.
Line 5 Shutdown Safeguards Great Lakes Ecosystems, Economy
Governor Gretchen Whitmer terminates public easement for Enbridge’s Line 5, which holds two 67-year-old oil pipelines rife with potential for disaster.
Biden’s Outdoor America: How Public Lands Could Change
What policy changes could we see under a Joe Biden presidency? We put his platform under the lens.
The Enduring Mystery of Austria’s Giant Wood Penis Statue Just Got Hairier
Remember that 6-foot phallus mysteriously erected in the Alps? Yeah, well it never went away — in fact, it’s even stranger than it was before.
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‘We Were the Mandatory Gear’: 4 Women Talk Their Roles in Adventure Racing
This 3-minute short follows four badass adventure racers as they complete a race. They happen to all be women.
‘Worst Tourist in the World’ Banned From Public Lands
There’s a reason why laws exist to protect outdoor areas. For one man who openly defies them, justice is now served — he’s been banned from public lands.
NPS Grants Free Lifetime Entry to Veterans and Gold Star Families
Free national park entrance for current and former service members and their families is no longer limited to just Veterans Day.
Which US Ski Resort Is Best? New Index Uses Data to Crown a Winner
Which U.S. ski resort is the best? Hint: There’s no wrong answer.
Eddie Bauer Turns 100, Launches ‘Updated’ Retro Gear
A century ago, Eddie Bauer opened a store in Seattle to sell sporting equipment. Now, his eponymous company looks ahead at another century with its just-launched Centennial Collection of gear.
Cutthroat Recall: Salsa Warns Bicycle Forks Can Break While Riding
Some 2020 Salsa Cutthroat bikes have forks that ‘can crack or break, which could lead to a crash,’ according to the brand.
First Lite Introduces Specter, Its First Whitetail-Specific Camouflage
A scientific focus on the way whitetail deer see the world informed the new First Lite Specter camouflage pattern. It will hit shelves in spring 2021.
BASE Flying: BMW Unveils Motorized Wingsuit — and It’s Electric!
Part crazy vision, part publicity stunt, BMW just debuted an-honest-to-goodness, zero-emission, working rocket suit. And we need one.
Keystone Resort Approved for Terrain Expansion After Opening Day
Keystone Resort in Summit County, Colorado, is not only open for business but it also just announced some new skiable terrain.
Adventure News of the Week: Harrington Free Climbs El Cap, New IRONMAN Record, and More
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.
YETI Recalls Thousands of Travel Mugs, Lids
The 20-ounce mugs with magnetic Stronghold Lids pose an injury or burn hazard. YETI asks users to return faulty lids immediately.
Indestructible Notepad? Plei Design Creates Waterproof, Fireproof Notebook
Think a notepad can’t be high-tech? Think again. This one is waterproof, sweat-proof, and so much more.
The Big Gear Show Is Back — and It’s Taking Our Industry Outdoors
Stay tuned for America’s first open-air trade show, an event that just set a summer 2021 date despite a pandemic.
Bowhunting Couple Face Charges in Nebraska’s Largest Poaching Case Ever
The famous bowhunting couple will appear in federal court, where they face a laundry list of charges.
Adventure News of the Week: Skis for Trees, ‘Western Wildlands’ Bike Route, and More
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.
SHOT Cancels 2021 Firearms Trade Show
SHOT Show just announced it will cancel its 2021 Las Vegas trade show due to rising COVID-19 numbers.
Cast This Garmin Into the Lake, Read It Like a Fish-Finder for Your Phone
The newly released Garmin STRIKER Cast brings Garmin’s advanced fish-finding capabilities directly to your cellphone.
Caught on Film: Avalanche Swallows Pro Skier Nick McNutt
A pro skier was caught in an avalanche. He survived. Unbelievably, the accident was captured on film. This is his story.
Legacy Reborn: Storied Gravel Bike Race Pedals On With New Name
Responding to concerns over the cultural inferences of its original race name, Life Time Fitness announced today the new title for the ‘DK’ gravel series.
Stolen Shoes, No Sleep: Mike McKnight’s Crazy Colorado Trail FKT
Ultrarunner Mike McKnight shaved almost 24 hours off the supported speed record of hiking the Colorado Trail. Here’s how he did it.
Harley-Davidson E-Bike: Motorcycle Icon Unveils New Bicycle Brand
Motorcycle manufacturer Harley-Davidson just announced its new brand, Serial 1 Cycle Company.
My Retired Forest Service Mule Went Viral: Here’s Her Story
Public service is venerated in many ways. But it’s not often that we can recognize our four-legged friends who serve the American public full time.
Yellowstone Treasure Hunter Indicted for Digging Up Graves
The man was allegedly searching for Forrest Fenn’s treasure.
Banff Ski Resort Sees Earliest Opening Ever
This weekend, Mt. Norquay in Banff became the first ski resort to open in Canada. It’s the resort’s earliest start to the season in more than 90 years.
