Merrell’s latest trail runner — the Bare Access XTR Sweeper — is named for the behind-the-scene folks making race day work. They cheer, they support, and, most specifically, they leave our trails better than they found them.
The ‘Finding Common Ground’ series brings people together on public lands to learn about the other’s experience. In this short film, an ORV wheeler meets a mountain biker.
Teton Gravity Research’s 2019 ski film trailer just dropped. Titled ‘WINTERLAND,’ it looks to be a high-speed blast into the powdery white.
In the tiny town of Te Anau, New Zealand, a crew of preteen boys is building a mountain bike wonderland. Their dedication and skill are on display in this short video.
Hot on the heels of her win at the Western States 100-mile ultramarathon, Clare Gallagher visited GearJunkie to answer our most burning questions.
Outdoorsman Sloane Brown shares his story of recovery in this beautiful and moving piece made in collaboration with the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, YETI Coolers, and Sitka Gear.
Running around the volcanic landscape of Mount St. Helens is no easy feat. And on Monday, Yassine Diboun did it faster than anyone yet.
A leaked video from Rivian’s PR firm shows off a crazy new turn-on-a-dime feature that will debut on the R1T and R1S. Parking lot donuts will never be the same!
The second installment of Outdoor Research’s ‘Where the Wild Things Play’ jumps into a celebratory montage of women outdoors. And this time, it’s noticeably different.
Five Ten and adidas present ‘VISION,’ a female-led freeride mountain bike film coming July 30, 2019.
Learning how to handle catch-and-release fish effectively is an important skill for anglers. Get educated with this short video from Redington.
The third video in a new series from Fat Tire puts a fly fisherman and a whitewater kayaker together. In an effort to understand each other, they experience the water in new ways.
In Part 1 of a series meant to celebrate public lands and common ground, a hunter and a climber come together to switch places and experience each other’s culture.
Love kayaking, colorful personalities, and old trucks? Well, you’re going to love this video by Filson and Merrell.
Talk about getting an early start in an adventurous life! Joshua Karbus does more at 9 years old than many adults do in a lifetime.
One of the world’s best rock climbers walks us through the footage of his ascent of Silence, the world’s first 9c (5.15d) rock climb.
An avid runner since his youth, Thabang Madiba found his way into the world of trail running. In this film from Salomon TV, get to know South Africa’s dominant trail runner.
We traveled to Grand Rapids, Michigan, home of Chaco’s custom print shop and repair facility, to see step by step how the brand repairs and resoles old sandals.
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The Mountain of Hell freeride downhill mountain bike race is a crazy 25km crash-fest. It starts with 700 people rolling at warp speed down a glacier. And this is where it all goes wrong.
Ubertalented biker Danny MacAskill gives up control, nervously riding on the back of a tandem bike. It’s just as wild as it sounds.
Tents, sleeping bags, ‘fire sticks,’ and more: Check out what caught our editors’ eyes on the Outdoor Retailer floor.
In 2002, Jen Zeuner and Anne Keller moved to the Fruita, Colorado, with a couple of mountain bikes and an entrepreneurial spirit. And their love story didn’t just launch a storied pizza joint — it also helped shape a mountain biking oasis.
On June 24, Matthais Giraud set two records in one jump: the highest ski-BASE jump and the first ski-BASE of the Alps Trilogy.
Anna Frost has won some of the hardest ultramarathons in the country. Want to know what goes through her mind as she transitions into motherhood?
This photo montage from Merrell displays powerful imagery from hiking trails around the world — and the people who populate them.
If this doesn’t make you want to travel to South America, we don’t know what will. Want to know what goes into expedition planning? Watch two travel companies plan a new trip.
Copenhagen, Denmark’s newest ski resort, is in a very unique location: the roof of a waste-to-energy power plant. Pro skier Jesper Tjäder shows how much fun this unique terrain can provide.
“The idea that you have to get thin before you can even ride a bike because you have to wear ‘those’ clothes? This is a barrier for women doing the sport.”
In Sweden, the Kungsleden (aka King’s Trail or King of Trails) normally takes 25 days to complete. Emelie Forsberg finished it in an astonishing 4 days and 21 hours.
Nothing complements a good time around the fire like drinking. Elevate your standard camp liquor with these three recipes chosen by GearJunkie editors.
In Virgin, Utah, the Evil Bikes team hits fast flow trails, rocky drops, and the famous Red Bull Rampage warm-up lines.