
Meet The Women’s Group Changing The Face Of Hunting & Fishing
Women are the fastest-growing segment of hunters and anglers. But sporting advocacy groups historically have left women underrepresented. Artemis is working to change that.
Women are the fastest-growing segment of hunters and anglers. But sporting advocacy groups historically have left women underrepresented. Artemis is working to change that.
This photograph taken post-race at the Telluride 100 captures a moment of catharsis, joy, and relief (for mother and baby alike).
KEEN’s debut hiking boot specifically for women is lightweight and looks good. We tested a pair on the trail and around town.
A built-for-women sleeping bag has innovations to increase comfort, breathability, and water resistance.
Demand for upgrades and ‘equality in products’ pushed REI to retune its house brand with a bevy of women-specific gear.
Enter to win the adventure trip of a lifetime at REI Outessa plus a massive package of gear.
From Talweg Creative, the REI film “Within Reach” gives an insightful look into the climbing community, whether at the crag or in the gym.
An ambitious new effort earmarks $1 million and 1,000 events with the goal to get women and girls into the outdoors
REI upgrades its classic sleeping bag with one of the best warmth-to-weight-to-price bags on the market today.
About 5,000 women are anticipated this year to take part in a new series of mountain biking clinics held across North America.
An approachable price and quality construction (and materials) make the Magma a solid bang for your buck.
REI launches its second annual lineup of ladies-only active retreats, pushing the trend to empower more women in the outdoors.
Three women realized they rarely saw stories about females in outdoors media. They decided to act, and ‘Misadventures’ Magazine was born.
‘One jacket to get you through the winter, on the ski hill and off.’ – That’s the promise behind the down-insulated Durrance from Stio.
Two women broke a long-distance canoeing across the United States record to inspire others.
Ultimate Direction made an ultralight upgrade to this women’s running vest. We had our editor take for a run—through the Rockies.
Stio took a shot at an all-around rugged shirt for women. We put the Eddy Gingham to the test.
History made: The American Alpine Club has inducted a 31-year-old woman into the Hall of Mountaineering Excellence.
Time spent with a loved one is better than a gift purchased. Here are 10 easy, inexpensive ways to spend a nice day with mom that will mean much more than a bunch of flowers.
Calling all women! New events this summer invite 1000 women to camp, hike, explore, and party in California and Utah.
One of the world’s best climbers is about to graduate from college and into a world of opportunities.
Geared toward the outdoorswoman, a Utah startup will sell packs, clothing, and equipment with an underlying mission of good.
When Sisters’ Meeting in the Mountains connected an unprecedented number of female backcountry shredders for a weekend on Colorado’s toughest resort, it was more than just a ski holiday.
Tested through 30 MPH winds, hail, snow, fog, intense sun, darkness, and miles of bushwhacking, an adventure racer put the Julbo Breeze through some brutal paces in Patagonia.
Bikepackers tackle the Arizona Trail as an unsupported race. Rider Lael Wilcox pushes her limits in an attempt to break the record.
How does an elite athlete and XC skier stay healthy and fit when a baby is on the way? We sat down with Kikkan Randall to find out.
New courses specifically for women teach the skills needed to shred singletrack.
Its Kickstarter video plays like an episode of “Portlandia,” and the happy-cruiser aesthetic may not appeal to core riders. But Faraday continues to draw interest from riders looking for a different way to commute.
Adding stretch panels to a high quality puff down jacket results in a warm, light, versatile insulating layer for active winter use.
The Women’s Bike Mechanic Scholarship advances the skills of a select group of female bike shop employees and owners. Can it increase women’s cycling participation?
Just seven weeks after giving birth to a daughter, this super-mom rode the Arrowhead 135, one of the toughest winter bike races on the planet.
No, thanks.