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  Get the Facts and Ignore These Four Winter Hiking Myths

  Outside Magazine - Nathan Pipenberg

  When it comes to packing for a winter camping trip, separating good advice from falsehoods can be difficult Backpacking in winter takes practice. Between cold and unpredictable weather, scant daylight hours, and frozen water bottles, a successful winter outing does come with a learning curve. But …

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  6 days ago

  How to Give Back to the Planet This Season

  Outside Magazine - The Editors

  Give yourself the gift of a better climate future by donating to these nonprofits In spring of 2022, our parent company, Outside, Inc. launched Find Your Good and partnered with 14 nonprofit organizations that share our mission to get everyone outside in support of a healthy planet. During this …

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  6 days ago

  An Expert’s Guide to Surviving Winter Weather

  Outside Magazine - Jessie Krebs

  Knowing how to keep warm could help save your life if things go wrong on a winter hike In her monthly column, The Survivalist, Jessie Krebs writes about staying alive in dangerous backcountry scenarios. Krebs is a former Air Force S.E.R.E (survival, evasion, resistance, and escape) instructor and …

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  Lawyer Up! The Gwyneth Paltrow Ski Crash Trial Is Getting Its Own Musical.

  Outside Magazine - Chase McKinley

  A roundup of all of the wacky and weird news from the ski universe Gwyneth Paltrow Ski Crash to Become a Musical Like every great act in history, the bright theater lights have decided to shine a light on skiing’s most pivotal moment: the Gwyneth Paltrow ski crash. This December, Gwyneth Goes Skiing, …

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  My New Husband’s First Backpacking Trip Confirmed Why We Fell in Love

  Outside Magazine - Paige Triola

  Hitting the trail with someone may be the best way to get to know them. But what if “someone” is your new hubby? “Can I do this?” I stopped rolling a pair of pants into a tight bundle and looked over at my husband, Rob, who was surrounded by a sea of gear and hiking clothes. His expression was tense …

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  Jared Leto Climbs the Empire State Building. The Climbing World Yawns.

  Outside Magazine - Delaney Miller

  The stunt was little more than empty showmanship Last week, Jared Leto top roped on the Empire State Building. Yes, top roped on it. In a high-vis jumpsuit reminiscent of a Santa costume. Leto did it legally, too, which means that someone, somewhere, took the time to approve permits for this …