John Mayer Goes Outside: Musician Shows Off His (Not So) Rugged Side
Trading his guitar for a fishing rod and a camera, John Mayer finds all-new inspiration for the soul. And he (almost) learns to skip rocks.
The Show Must Go on: YETI Releases Remaining 2020 Films
Like outdoor adventure films? Good. Check out these new ones released in 2020.
Climbing in Siberia: Team Sets First Ascent on ‘Mystic’ Granite Towers
Siberia is home to some of the coldest weather on the planet, extreme temperature changes, and unknown adventure. So, of course, it’s a great spot for a climbing expedition.
It’s Hard to Argue With Jimmy Chin’s Unifying Political Message
Jimmy Chin and Protect Our Winters offers an uplifting, unifying political message in a time of bitter divide.
Bending Reality, Defying Gravity: ‘Wild West’ Offers Up MTB Stoke Like Never Before
You’ve never seen tricks like this before. You’ve never seen a video like this before.
Tackling the Technical: Canfield Puts ‘Super Enduro’ Bike to the Test
Watch Canfield Bikes’ debut video of its new downhill bike, the ONE.2, featuring the bike designer himself.
‘Free as Can Be’: 2 Generations Come Together to Climb
Arc’teryx’s newest film follows an unlikely duo up an iconic route on El Capitan in Yosemite National Park.
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X Games With One Leg: Julian Molina Lands BMX ‘Fan Favorite’ Award
Julian Molina is the first adaptive athlete to compete in BMX X Games. He’s also the ruling favorite of the BMX Games 2020.
Watch: How to Increase Your Compound Bow Accuracy
Archery season is getting closer and closer, and for some, it’s already here. Use these tips from GoHunt’s Trail Kreitzer to dial in your accuracy before heading into the field.
‘It’s All Home Water’ Series Makes Case for Pristine Boundary Waters
Nathaniel Riverhorse Nakadate writes a visual love story to the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. It remains under the looming threat of a foreign copper-nickel mine.
Time to Ski (Almost): Teton Gravity Releases ‘Make Believe’ Stoke Film
Teton Gravity Research just dropped a sweet teaser for its upcoming winter film.
Splash Down: Olympic Climber Dives Into Deep-Water Soloing
Kyra Condie is one of the most decorated climbers of all time. She’s bound for the 2021 Olympics. But until then, she’s keeping busy with deep-water soloing.
Watch: Donnie Vincent’s ‘Winds of Adak’ Is a Modern Hunting Masterpiece
Whether you hunt or not, Donnie Vincent’s ‘Winds of Adak’ will tease your sense of adventure and leave you yearning for wild places.
Watch: Quartering an Elk Using the Gutless Method
Field dressing a deer or an elk can seem like a big chore, and it certainly is. But Randy Newberg’s expert take on quartering in the field can help you feel more confident as you head into your 2020 season.
Nico Vink Pulls Stunning Moves Riding Through Wildfire
Nico Vink teamed up with forestry professionals, the Boy Scouts of America, and a kickass crew to bring this one-of-a-kind film to life.
Beginners’ Backpacking: Here’s How It Works
Colorado brand Kelty recruited four backpacking beginners to experience the wonders of the wild — and recorded the adventure.
Secrets of Shred: Explore One of the Best Bike Parks in Europe
Want some insider info on what bike parks are like in the Alps? Watch this shred-worthy film to find out.
Danny MacAskill Rocks (and Rolls) ’80s Hair Band BMX Stunts
In this parody video, four ‘Drop and Roll’ professional BMX street team riders take their skills to the stage.
Belonging Outdoors: First-Timers Bike the Backcountry
What do you get when a professional athlete teams up with two mountain biking newbies? An ultimate journey of exploration.
A Return to Home Waters for the Shoshone-Bannock People
Through guided river trips, Jessica and Sammy Matsaw have created a corridor of connection for their tribal youth and people through their project, River Newe. A film from the ongoing ‘Just Add Water’ series brings light to their effort.
K2, No O2: Polish Man Completes Historical First Ski Descent
One daring ski mountaineer spent over 70 hours on K2 — without supplemental O2 — all just to ski down.
‘Hermanas’ Celebrates Mariachi-Playing, Mold-Breaking, Cycling Sisters
‘Hermanas’ shares the story of Gemma and Ale Casillas, two sisters who share a love for cycling, mountains, music, and more.
Don’t Make These 5 Mistakes Hunting Public Land
It can be tricky to figure out how to hunt new areas, especially when they’re open to everyone. These five tips will help you better navigate public land hunts.
The Storied Fishing Legacy of a Cuban Political Refugee
From the outside, you might see a young man fishing tarpon from a canoe, which is impressive enough. But if you dig deeper, the story is even more powerful.
Slippery When Wet: Watch Raucous Ride on Rainy MTB Trail
Sheffield, England, probably isn’t first on your list for mountain biking destinations. But even with rain, there are adventures to be had.
Will He Fall? Mountain Biker Tests Balance on ‘Skinnies’
Geoff Gulevich is a professional freeride mountain biker. Still, some of these “skinnies” stunts are wicked impressive.
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.
Cliffhanger: What a ‘Life in the Vertical’ Is All About
Climber and photographer Julie Ellison explores how a small subset of athletes turned their pastime into a professional sport and worldwide phenomenon.
Ride the Saddle, Not the Couch: Tips to Get Kids Outside
Scott Sports’s latest film series is a great reminder to parents: get those kids off the couch and outdoors. What better way to do that than with a bike?
Hiking Is Healing: Behind the Outdoor Wellness Movement
Spending time outside can be a group activity, a place to find solace — or both. We Hike to Heal channels that connection.
Like the Cold? Book a Site at This ‘Glacier Camp’ in Antarctica
Like cold-weather camping and want to travel south? Check out this Antarctic camp.
