It's Never Been Easier to Up Your Camp-Cooking GameOutside Magazine - N/ASome people point to the #vanlife movement, or to the new era of documenting all our adventures—and meals—on social media. Others cite the rising popularity of camping in general, or the new crop of cool
CrossFit Surfer Shane Dorian Is Planning for the Next Big WaveOutside Magazine - Graham AverillShane Dorian has nothing left to prove. A key member of the so-called Momentum Generation, a group of young surfers who became some of the sport’s greatest athletes in modern history, Dorian spent a solid
UCI Cycling's Biggest Race Organizer Needs to Support WomenOutside Magazine - Joe LindseyLast week the Amaury Sports Organization (ASO) decided to essentially pull (they’re now next year and in a different category) the women’s Flèche Wallonne and Liège-Bastogne-Liège races that it promotes
Baja Video: Baja's Long, Slow Breaks Are Perfect for LongboardingOutside Magazine In The Guero, from filmmaker Jacopo Cosmelli, surfer Allesandro Ponzanelli pursues Baja's right-hand point breaks.
Section Hiking How to Tell Your Trail Partner to Slow DownOutside Magazine - Blair BravermanWelcome to Tough Love. Every other week, we’re answering your questions about dating, breakups, and everything in between. Our advice giver is Blair Braverman, dogsled racer and author of Welcome to the
Costco Electric Assist Is Here to Make Cargo Bikes CoolOutside Magazine - Joe LindseyAs far as I can tell, the bike rack at Costco doesn’t get a whole lot of use; it’s usually empty even when the massive parking lot is full. That’s maybe not surprising, given the big box’s reputation selling,
Nutrition What Food and Nutrition Will Look Like in 50 YearsOutside Magazine - Madeleine LaPlante-DubeWelcome to dinnertime in the year 2070. Your food—perfectly tailored to your genome—is prepared by a robot chef. Your kitchen is full of healthy fats and regionally sourced food, and you haven’t counted
Iceland Video: Iceland Through the Eyes of Two Mountain BikersOutside Magazine From the filmmakers at Aspect Media, On Her Terms showcases downhill mountain bikers Monet Adams and Manon Carpenter as they explore the trails and cultures of Iceland.
Veterans Video: How One Veteran Is Fighting PTSD on the PCTOutside MagazineConstant Thought, from Spruce Tone Films, chronicles Iraq War veteran Brandon Kuehn's attempt at the Pacific Crest Trail. When Kuehn returned from deployment, he experienced the depression that plagues
Your Guide to Telluride Mountainfilm 2019Outside Magazine - Heather HansmanMountainfilm, the Memorial Day festival at Telluride that’s been running since 1979, is a glut of movies, conversations, parties, and more. This year’s theme is equity, so many of the films, daily coffee
Mount Everest Yes, This Photo from Everest Is RealOutside Magazine - Svati Kirsten NarulaEarlier this week, American climber Don Cash died on Everest hours after he had reached the summit. As Alan Arnette reported for Outside, Cash was one of about 200 people who went to the top of the world
Bahamas Video: It's Not the Most Glamorous Living, but It Sure Is PrettyOutside Magazine Running Shallow, from Tributaries Digital Cinema and Sage, features bonefish fly guide Prince Emmanuel, who’s learning the ropes from a few of the veterans on South Andros Island in the Bahamas.
A Case for the Apple Fritter as Endurance FuelOutside Magazine - Brendan LeonardAt about mile 13 of the Colfax Marathon, I was starting to feel hungry. I did the math in my head—I had about 14 miles of running left, and one remaining package of Clif Bloks. I could very probably make
Outdoors Did Red Tape Kill a Man on Annapurna?Outside Magazine - Alan ArnetteOn April 23, 2019, Wui Kin Chin and Nima Tshering Sherpa stood on top of Nepal’s Annapurna, the deadliest 8,000-meter peak in the world. It was 4:40 in the afternoon, late in the day for a summit, and
Pizza Video: Our Favorite Instagram Stars Share Their Gluten-Free Pizza RecipeOutside Magazine Eat Like joins artists and Instagram stars Charles Post and Rachel Pohl as they make their famous half-and-half pizza.
Outdoors Video: The 4 Ingredients You Need for a Perfect Night OutsideOutside MagazineWes Siler, who writes Outside's Indefinitely Wild column, presents the first episode of his new weekly online-video series, Rewilding. Because standard survival advice is a bunch of bullshit, Wes wants
Recipes Artists Rachel Pohl and Charles Post Make a PizzaOutside Magazine - The EditorsCharles Post and Rachel Pohl show us how they make their favorite pizza. Here's how to do it yourself. Bob's Red Mill gluten-free dough • Olive oil • Pizza or pasta sauce • Deer sausage • Chopped romanesco
Outdoors Video: This Guy Will Make You Fall in Love with FalconryOutside Magazine The Perfect Flight, from Speculative Films, tells the story of falconer Shawn Hayes, who found his first bird in urban Los Angeles and has since grown into an established veteran among the falconry community.
Patagonia Why Patagonia Is Suing Anheuser-Busch Over BeerOutside Magazine - AC ShiltonEarlier this year, the staff managing Patagonia’s social-media accounts noticed something odd. The brand kept getting tagged in photos at pop-up bars in ski towns around Colorado. “Is this you?” customers
How Much Iron Is Enough for Endurance Athletes?Outside Magazine - Alex HutchinsonWhat I like best about iron is that I actually understand why it’s important for me as an endurance athlete. I certainly believe that other micronutrients—riboflavin, say—are important, but I’d have a
Adventure Travel 6 Outdoor Clubs Worth the Membership FeesOutside Magazine - Megan MichelsonIn years past, cyclists, skiers, hikers, and runners joined actual clubs—groups that met weekly or monthly to go outside and do things together. Those still exist, but there are also new kinds of organizations
Camping Video: I Got a $140 Camping Kit at Walmart—Here's What I ThoughtOutside Magazine Outside editor Emily Reed went to Walmart and bought a tent, sleep system, and cooking kit to spend a night under the stars. Here's how it all performed.
Outdoors When a Fatal Grizzly Mauling Goes ViralOutside Magazine - Eva HollandGjermund Roesholt left the cabin on Einarson Lake, in the remote backcountry of the central Yukon, around 9:30 A.M. on November 26, 2018. He headed out by snowmobile to check a trapline that was laid of
David Epstein Makes the Case for Being a GeneralistOutside Magazine - Brad StulbergIn 2014, science writer David Epstein rocked the sports world with his debut book, The Sports Gene, which uncovered the vast impact of innate talent on athletic performance and showed readers how they
Traffic An American Died on Everest in a Summit Traffic JamOutside Magazine - Alan ArnetteOn May 22, one of the best weather windows of the season so far opened up on Everest, and more than 200 climbers made their push for the summit of the world’s highest peak. One of the climbers angling
Ultramarathons Video: Kilian Jornet Finds Adventure in His BackyardOutside Magazine In this installment from Salomon TV, A Long Day Out, Jornet takes a 56-hour adventure through his home mountains in Norway, covering over 100 miles and a mind-blowing 72,000 feet of vertical.
A Guide to the Best Meal Delivery ServicesOutside Magazine - Kate SiberThe cardboard box arrived on my doorstep emblazoned with great promises. “Transformation starts from within (this box),” it proclaimed. “With every delivery, you’re a step closer to your best self.” Inside
Scanners Testing the Naked Labs 3D Body ScannerOutside Magazine - Peter Andrey SmithOne afternoon in mid-October, I lugged two boxes, weighing a total of 65 pounds, up three flights of stairs. This was the first sign that my new Naked Labs 3-D full-body scanner was anything but an ordinary
Blood-Flow Restriction Therapy Rapidly Rebuilt My BodyOutside Magazine - Terri CookWhen I nervously asked my sports-medicine doctor last fall what he saw in the latest MRI of my left knee, he grimaced. “Extreme atrophy,” he said. After barely using my leg for eight months while suffering
Oceans How to Keep Kids Safe on the Beach and in the OceanOutside Magazine - Jacob BaynhamMy kids can’t swim. It’s ironic, really, given that they were both born in water, in an inflatable bathtub in our living room, and they’ve spent their childhoods splashing in mountain creeks, tossing into
