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Jeremy Jones Shreds Montana's Crazy Mountains –
It’s kinda funny that the name of this REI/Teton Gravity segment is called The Far Out Ones, because in it Jeremy Jones talks about how he’s traveled all over the world to snowboard and now is finding satisfaction close to home, in his case the Sierra Nevada or, in this road trip, Montana’s Crazy Mountains. … → Read More
David Lama Nabs First Ascent of Nepal’s Tallest Unclimbed Peak –
It took three attempts, the last one on his own, but Austrian alpinist David Lama successfully made it to the top of 22,600-foot Lunag Ri on the border of Nepal and Tibet. In 2015, Lama and American mountaineer Conrad Anker turned back when they determined the margin for a safe return was thin, and in … → Read More
Woman Who Pushed Friend Off Bridge Charged With Reckless Endangerment
18-year-old facing up to a year in jail if convicted. → Read More
Meanwhile, In Chamonix, a Bold Ski Descent
Paul Bonhomme and Vivian Bruchez dropped a radical line in the ski tracks of legends. → Read More
Cougar Attacks Mountain Bikers, Kills 1 in Washington
The riders seemed to do everything right, but it wasn't enough. → Read More
E. Coli Makes Bryce National Park Water Unsafe to Drink, County Says
Garfield County takes unusual step of calling out park, demanding a fix, and warning visitors → Read More
Burton Turns to Outer Space for Apparel Inspiration
Let's hope the Olympics bring better news from Korea—in the meantime, these NASA-inspired snowboard team uniforms are rad. → Read More
Making Traditional Wooden Skis By Hand
It's not the commercial skis are overrated, it's that handcrafting is under... → Read More
Lost Hikers Found Dead of Gunshot Wounds
Family says 'sympathetic murder-suicide' is the cause of Joshua Tree deaths. → Read More
What It's Like to Attempt the World's Long Ski Descent
How does dropping a line from 18,000 feet all the way to the ocean sound to you? → Read More
Flash Flood Kills 8 in Arizona Swimming Hole
At least two others are still missing after monsoons sweep Southwest. → Read More
Blind, Old, and Making the Leap Into Water
Faced with the threat of death, she adopted an attitude that can inspire us all. → Read More
Bike Reviewer Reviews His Trail Dog
"Where she really excels is on steep, loamy singletrack..." → Read More
OtterBox Coolers Takes Aim at Yeti in the High-End Market
Wanna come back to a cold one? The new line of coolers will keep ice icey for up to two weeks. → Read More
Let's Talk About Women and Men and the Outdoors
New film addresses the complicated issue of gender relations and sport. → Read More
On Mountains and An Incredible Sense of Wonder
This short trip to the Dolomites is sure to inspire. → Read More
How Does a Blind Person Hike?
The answer is "carefully"—and with joy in the heart. → Read More
It's Easier to Balance Life on a Longboard
Aussie style legend Belinda Baggs finds equal joy in surfing with her young son and paddling out on her own. → Read More
Building a Dugout Canoe By Hand Might Be the Coolest Thing Ever
Admit it—who doesn't wish for the bushcraft skills to carve a dugout canoe with just a few hand tools? → Read More
This Idaho Fire Lookout Could Be Yours
So, what's a Panhandle tower with 13 acres and an outhouse go for these days? → Read More