Former Outside editor Whitney Spivey is a communications specialist at Los Alamos National Laboratory and an occasional freelancer. She is the author of the award-winning children’s book Goodnight, Los Alamos and a member of the U.S. national snowshoe racing team.
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Make like a hare in any conditions
We tested three models at different prices and found a clear favorite
Time-tested classics and updated iterations
The best leashes and harnesses for logging miles with your pup, tested and reviewed.
Downhill running takes a toll on the body, but you can train your body to better handle the load—and snag that PR.
Keflezighi talks about his career and his new book, which offers 26 takeaways for running 26.2 miles.
Over the river and through the woods. (Fimbulvetr) Fimbulvetr Hikr Best For: Deep Snow Breaking trail in winter is just about the most difficult workout you can do. But that Herculean endeavor is made a bit easier with a platform like the Norwegian Hikr strapped to your foot. The lightweight plastic…
Nathan’s Zeal race vest packs a lot of hydration into one small, efficient must-have.
Plus, celebrate the 30th anniversary of the marathoner's Olympic win by making her favorite oatmeal cookie recipe
Los Alamos, New Mexico, wins Liveability's "Best Small Town" contest
Once the home of Colorado's governor and now the home of Leadville's mayor, these Victorian suites offer adventure out the front door
Runs 26:44.36 in the 10,000 meters at Prefontaine Classic
After 16,000 miles of wear testing by runners around the country—including Farah—Nike's Air Pegasus 31 debuts this weekend.
According to AVP Pro and Olympian April Ross
“I was the first athlete to intentionally move here to train.”
“Portland is a haven for professional distance runners.”
Run with 36,000 strangers, and someone else will probably have on the same outfit—or at least the same shoes.
You might know Nick Symmonds as the 5-time USATF 800-meter champion. Or as the 2013 world champion who dedicated his silver medal to his gay and lesbian friends as a protest against Russian laws. Or as the runner who posted a nude photo on Twitter.
Growing up in Hollywood prepared Torres for the biggest red carpet event of all: the Olympics.
Once a contender, now a commentator, the marathon gold-medalist heads back to America's most iconic race. We caught up to hear his thoughts on last year—and predictions for this year's event.
Plenty of snow in the winter, lots of time on the water in the summer.
The must-have memento from America's most iconic marathon is a boldly colored windbreaker to help you run happy.
"Good vibes, beautiful nature, and lots to explore!"
Sure it's expensive, but Park City boasts friendly residents, easy access to great skiing, and plenty of culture.
Nestled in the Green Mountains, Peru is an incubator for skiing excellence
"Raising our baby girl is our new Everest."
Seconds after giving an interview about running in the snow, a Portland woman wiped out—on television. Don't repeat her mistakes.
From fat biking and snowshoe racing to winter trail running, there has never been more opportunity—or more variety—for competing on snow. Here's how to thrive when the mercury drops.
In his 100-mile debut, the Sausalito resident wins the Huntsville, Texas, ultramarathon in an impressive 13:17:42.
Lighter and sleeker than any other racing snowshoe on the market.
Mount Whitney was closed during the government shutdown, but that didn't stop our editor from summiting.
The co-owner of Clif Bar speaks up about the traveling women’s film festival.
Even the pros indulge. Take a plate off of their tables, and learn how to prepare the ultimate fruitarian, vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free holiday meals.
No rooster sauce? No problem.
List scores cuisine, financial, and social qualities
