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
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.
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
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.
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
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.
Outdoors How 4 Photographers Explore Their Home CitiesOutside Magazine - Emily ReedWith the Golden Gate Bridge as a backdrop, Fort Point is one of the most scenic surf spots in the world. It can also be deceptively dangerous. “A lot of water moves out of San Francisco Bay as the tide
Outdoors The Redwood of the EastOutside Magazine Nature guide Brad Einstein explores the wild history and uncertain future of the American chestnut, known as the redwood of the East.
Endangered Species Trump's Assault on the Endangered Species Act BeginsOutside Magazine - Wes SilerOn Monday, the Trump administration announced the opening salvo in its long-feared attack on the Endangered Species Act. The three-pronged assault is designed to weaken protections for threatened and species,
Bode Miller Bode Miller's Rollercoaster CareerOutside MagazineBode Miller has had a volatile ascent to the top tier of ski racing. Coaches told him he was lazy, unconventional, and his DNF records were something to marvel at. However, his renegade attitude and skill
Outdoors Labrador Is a Brook Trout ParadiseOutside MagazineBig Land is the latest film project from Tight Loops, a fly-fishing media company based out of Massachusetts. This segment from the film showcases some of the perils of an expedition to Canada's Labrador
Outdoors Will Climate Change Close the Matterhorn?Outside Magazine - Samantha YadronShould the Matterhorn close? That question arose again last week after at least one anonymous guide told the Swiss newspaper Tages Anzeiger that the mountain was too unstable and therefore too dangerous
Outdoors Space Explorer Natalie Panek's Impossible JobOutside Magazine - Graham AverillThe European ExoMars rover might be the most badass all-terrain vehicle ever built, and one of the people who played a key role in bringing it to life is Natalie Panek, who might be Canada’s most adventurous
Outdoors We Tried to Do Vanlife Right. It Was a Disaster.Outside Magazine - Chris WrightA few hours after I bought a 1995 Ford E-350 Econoline van for $2,000 in the fall of 2017, the ABS light lit up on the dashboard. That night, I had a dream: My fiancée, Rachel, and I were driving downhill
Outdoors What Dog Owners Can Do About TicksOutside Magazine - Wes SilerI had a reader named Matt write from Connecticut with a question about tick safety for dogs. I’m the proud owner of a seven-month-old yellow Lab. We give her NexGard for fleas and ticks, but after a recent
Plastic An Ocean Plastics Field Trip for Corporate ExecutivesOutside Magazine - Rowan JacobsenThe subtropical island of Bermuda does not see many icebreakers, but on a warm May day, Dave Ford is standing on one, welcoming his uneasy guests aboard. Technically, the RCGS Resolute, 400 feet long eight
Outdoors How to Make an Amazing Fly-Fishing FilmOutside MagazineThe key to making a top-notch fly-fishing film is just to watch literally any other fly-fishing film, because, according to world-renowned guide Hank Patterson, “it’s super easy.” Right. Videography can
Bryer Schmegelsky Hunting Down the Alaska Highway MurderersOutside Magazine - Jon BillmanUpdate: On August 2, authorities found a damaged johnboat that they'd spotted by helicopter along the Nelson River. At 10 A.M. on August 7, the RCMP found the bodies of two males in thick bush near the
Outdoors Speak Up Now to Save Our National ForestsOutside Magazine - Wes SilerThe Trump administration is quietly trying to strip public input from the decision-making process used by the U.S. Forest Service. Doing so would mean that logging companies could clear-cut at many as
Outdoors Patrick Cummins Just Wants to Ride His HardtailOutside Magazine - Brendan BorrellHe doesn’t mean to, of course. Cummins is not sending massive gaps or hucking himself off ten-foot drops. The problem is that he weighs 220 pounds, has quads like concrete pylons, and makes a living pummeling
The Arctic The Arctic Fires Are Making Climate Change WorseOutside Magazine - Wes SilerMassive fires burning in the Arctic are releasing so much carbon dioxide into the atmosphere right now that they’ll make future conditions even warmer and drier. That will lead to even worse Arctic fires,
Utah Why You Should Bring Your Bike to UtahOutside Magazine From Evil Bike Company, Utah features riders Kyle Norbraten, Mike Giese, and Graham Agassiz as they rip around Virgin, Utah.
Outdoors Nirmal “Nims” Purja Is More than a Viral PhotographerOutside Magazine - Anna CallaghanYou probably saw the photo of a traffic jam high on Mount Everest. The picture, shot on May 22 from below the summit ridge, quickly went viral, landing on the homepage of The New York Times, the Washington
Kayaking The Kayaker and the AnglerOutside MagazineMillennial kayaker Tyler Bradt, a professional athlete known for running massive waterfalls and paddling through rushing Class 5 rapids, has an opportunity to share his love of the river with baby boomer
Outdoors Whitewater Kayaking in the Remote AndesOutside Magazine From We Are Hungry Productions and NRS, The River's Call documents a whitewater kayaking adventure through a box canyon on the Apurímac River in Peru.
