Outdoors The Bondo Landslide and the Future of Climate DisastersOutside Magazine - Paige McClanahanIt was an idyllic late-summer morning in the Alps—August 23, 2017, a Wednesday—and Anna Giacometti, mayor of the Swiss village of Bondo, had just opened her office windows so she could enjoy the mountain
Adventure Travel So You Want a Good Travel CameraOutside Magazine - Bryan RogalaSmartphones are a great tool for documenting your adventures. But it's impossible to make your pictures stand out among the throngs of iPhone-wielding tourists all vying for the same shot. (Case in point:
Culture The Forgotten History Behind ‘Inland’Outside Magazine - Katherine CusumanoEvery Saturday night in Cairo, where novelist Téa Obreht lived for four years as a kid, a network broadcast the same National Geographic special about Yellowstone National Park. So the American West already
Culture Books that Will Help You Kick Your Tech DependenceOutside Magazine - Heather HansmanA few weeks back, I was antsy in a way that I couldn’t explain. My head was swimming from a bunch of weeks on the road for work, which turned into both too much and not enough time with people. I was no
T-shirts Our Favorite Men's Cotton Tees That You Won't Take OffOutside Magazine - Graham AverillWhile we love technical polyester layers for weekend adventures and high-output missions, sometimes the day calls for a simple cotton t-shirt. Here are our favorites for everyday use. It's a good idea
Outdoors Meet the Next Wave of Women AnglersOutside MagazineObviously, there have been women paving the way and kind of elevating our participation for a very long time. Well, just like that, 50/50 on the Water is not new. The people in the industry have been about
Outdoors Cody Tuttle Has Died in a Paragliding AccidentOutside Magazine - Monica PrelleThe adventure photographer and filmmaker Cody Tuttle died in a paragliding accident in the southern Sierra Nevada on Wednesday, August 14. At approximately 1:20 P.M., an Inyo County Sheriff’s dispatch
NASA A Watch Made for Space but Ready for AnythingOutside Magazine - Jason HeatonOn July 21, 1969, Captain Buzz Aldrin descended the ladder of Eagle, the Apollo 11 Lunar Excursion Module (LEM), and became the second person to walk on the surface of the moon. Strapped to the outside
Kiteboarding Kiteboarding on the World's Bluest WaterOutside Magazine Home of Turquoise, from filmmaker Daghan Celayir, chronicles an unnamed kiteboarder's search for the clearest water around Turkey's southwestern shores.
Baking Prana Will Pay Someone $100K to Pursue Their Dream JobOutside Magazine - Philip KieferAccording to Prana, $100,000 is just what you need to launch into your dream job. This morning, the outdoor-apparel brand announced it will be giving that amount to one lucky winner as part of its “Day
Culture 'Aquarela' Makes Climate Change ScaryOutside Magazine - Andrew LewisThe disastrous effects of hot-boxing the atmosphere were once problems for the future. Welcome to the future. And yet many people in the U.S., including its most powerful man, continue to deny that there’s
Adventure Travel 8 Lodges with Hot Springs On-SiteOutside Magazine - Megan MichelsonIt’s getting harder to find great hot springs in nature that aren’t packed with other people. The most popular spots are all over the internet. But what if we told you there are remote lodges and resorts
Outdoors Denver Residents Are Fighting for Bike SafetyOutside Magazine - Joe LindseyDenver’s cycling community made it through the first six months of the year without a driver-cyclist crash fatality. That changed on July 12, when a driver at an intersection in the Valverde neighborhood,
Mount Everest Will New Rules Reduce Crowds on Mount Everest?Outside Magazine - Alan ArnetteNepal’s Ministry of Tourism announced proposed changes for guiding and climbing Mount Everest at a press conference held in Kathmandu on August 14. The new regulations would drastically cut back the number
Culture On Getting Rejected a Lot (and Liking It)Outside 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
Adventure Travel Blair Braverman's One-Suitcase Travel WardrobeOutside Magazine - Blair BravermanWhen you’re traveling, you have extra free time and are around people don’t know you, so you can be whoever you want. You can recreate yourself in the image of people you admire—we are, after all, a collection
Outdoors How to Poop in the WoodsOutside Magazine Pooping outdoors may seem intimidating at first, but with just a tiny amount of preparation, you can make it both easy and rewarding. Yes, rewarding. Wes Siler shows you how.
Chickens How to Raise Backyard Chickens: The Beginner's GuideOutside Magazine - AC ShiltonMy name is AC, and I’m obsessed with my chickens. This is not hyperbole. I’ve done everything you’re not supposed to do with livestock. I’ve named them, brought them into my house, and despite the Centers
Culture The Nine Circles of Hiker HellOutside Magazine - Brendan Leonard Brendan Leonard’s new book, Bears Don’t Care About Your Problems: More Funny Shit in the Woods from Semi-Rad.com, is out now.
Outdoors Colin O’Brady Wants to Tell You a StoryOutside Magazine - Tim NevilleColin O’Brady was fully aware of the flow. For years he’d felt it on long runs and grueling rides, but usually it was only after the trance had passed that he recognized he’d been in it at all. During
The Arts Biking in New York Is a Symphony of MotionOutside Magazine Rapha Rides: NYC, from Rapha Cycles, in collaboration with filmmakers Spencer MacDonald and Avocados and Coconuts, follows Olympian Evelyn Stevens as she reflects on why
Sandals Our Favorite Gear for Smokey Bear's 75th AnniversaryOutside Magazine - Maren LarsenThe Forest Service’s beloved smokesperson turns 75 this month, and fire safety is more important now than ever. These Smokey-themed products are perfect for short adventures by day and sitting around well-tended
Mitochondria Is It More Important to Run Faster or Run Longer?Outside Magazine - Alex HutchinsonDespite the apparent complexity of modern exercise programs, you really have only two options if you want to get fitter: you can train harder than you’re currently training, or you can train more. Those
Adventure Travel The Best Places to Savor Fall in British ColumbiaOutside Magazine - N/AHave you ever come across a stunning photo in your social feed—mossy trees, glacier-clad mountains, a lush river valley—and immediately felt the need to ditch your phone and get outside? According to research
Dogs How to Introduce Your New Dog to Your Old DogOutside Magazine - Kathryn MilesLooking back now, I see that the crisis was largely driven by my own hubris. After failing spectacularly at raising a wild little husky puppy named Ari, I wrote a book about my foibles and the inner workings
Fine Art The Fine Art of Drinking the Right Amount of WaterOutside MagazineWater is critical to human life. Our bodies are more than 50 percent water. We can survive months barely eating, but even a few days without water and we’ll die. Water flushes toxins out of our organs
Outdoors Someone Cut the Cable on the Sea to Sky GondolaOutside Magazine - Taylor GeeThe Royal Canadian Mounted Police believe a vandal deliberately severed the cable of the Sea to Sky Gondola in Squamish, British Columbia, on Saturday morning. Nobody was hurt in the incident, but nearly
Utah Meet the Queen of Cataract CanyonOutside Magazine In this film, the OARS team profiles Samantha ‘Derby’ Derbyshire, one of the most prominent female river guides on Utah’s Cataract Canyon.
Our Best Advice on Buying a Used CamperOutside MagazineYou don't have to go with the newest, spendiest rig. Contributor Bryan Rogala walks us through the key things he thinks about when searching for a killer-value camper. He also takes us on a tour of his
