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Rescue crews in Siskiyou County, California rescued two budding alpinists, age 19 and 20, after they had an emergency on the legendary volcano
From ‘Mad Max’ to ‘Atomic Blonde,’ Oscar winner Charlize Theron has built a legacy on punishing physicality. In her new survival thriller ‘Apex,’ she ups the ante as a climber hunted by a human predator, ditching stunt doubles to scale rock barefoot. She opens up about raw feet, the thin line between brave and reckless, and why misery makes for the best movies.
An American swimmer recently announced his intentions to participate in the doping-friendly Enhanced Games. But he plans to race clean.
After watching the new documentary by skiers Christina Lustenberger and Jim Morrison, our articles editor has a few thoughts on why ski mountaineering films overshadow other adventure movies.
The Tahoe avalanche claimed the lives of six mothers who bonded over their love the outdoors. A writer explains why mom group adventures play a crucial role in her own community.
Breezy Johnson, downhill skiing’s Olympic champion, opens up about setbacks, her Olympic fears, and Lindsey Vonn’s devastating crash.
Our articles editor analyzes the saga of Sturla Holm Lægreid, the Norwegian biathlete who admitted to infidelity while on the world’s biggest stage
Inside the world of search and rescue—from what it’s really like on the ground to the harrowing rescues that stay with us forever.
What happens when you outgrow the party? Our ethics columnist has advice on how to deal with your friends who still get after it.
Big trips are rare, but adventure doesn’t have to be. A case for local, low-stakes adventures that keep the body challenged and the mind young.
The legal ruling marks the end of a lengthy saga for Barrett’s victims, who say the decision has allowed them to feel a sense of safety and freedom for the first time in years
Our articles editor seeks guidance from the Skiers Responsibility Code on how to avoid fisticuffs on the slopes
Australian diver Rhiannan Iffland explains the physical strength and mental toughness required to jump from the height of a five-story building and survive
Esser has survived a severe dog attack, dengue fever, and bursitis in her right shoulder. Still, she’s committed to bikepacking the entire length of South America. Outside spoke with the 34-year-old to learn more about her motivations, triumphs and challenges.
The 47-year-old Utah woman was sentenced to one year of probation and a hefty payment of fines and restitution
Some quick thinking by a friend saved a fallen hiker on a steep mountain in Colorado. Rescuers still had to brave treacherous terrain to save him.
More than 30 vehicles were involved in mishaps after a snowstorm tore through the area. Now, park officials have reopened most of the roads that were closed for the last few days of the 2025 season before a full winter closure.
Recent allegations of phony summit images on the world’s highest peaks ignited a debate in the mountaineering community. We asked photography experts how to spot a hoax.
After his daughter's diagnosis, Budimir Šobat gave up drinking and devoted himself to her care. Years later, he found a new obsession: holding his breath longer than anyone in history.
Meet Carl Cocchiarella, Colorado’s least-successful elk hunter. After four decades of near misses, he’s learned that killing an animal isn’t the best part of a hunt.
Researchers believe Shackleton knew of his ship’s weaknesses in ice. Should that change our understanding of the classic tale of survival?
From Half Dome to The Wave, some of the most renowned outdoor destinations require reservations. Still want to go? Get out your calendar and mark these dates.
Land Rover’s wildest SUV yet isn’t built for grocery runs or school pickups. With 626 horsepower and rally-tuned suspension, the Octa is made to thrive where pavement disappears.
Visiting Moab is an adventurer’s rite of passage. Here’s how to make the most of a trip to Utah’s adventure wonderland
A new breed of online athlete is breaking the rules of creator culture—and proving that authenticity wins the long game
Officials believe at least 200 people may have been exposed to rabies while visiting a hotel in Grand Teton National Park.
The 56-year-old Austrian daredevil was made famous by his 2012 skydive from the edge of Earth’s atmosphere
Articles editor Fred Dreier examines the recent flurry of tap outs on the survival show, and compares the attrition rate to that of previous seasons
We need to rebrand the outdoor activity, which is ideal for families, cheaper than buying new gear, and often more accessible than traditional camping
A bison fell into the 160-degree Grand Prismatic Spring and died. An eyewitness tells us the ordeal was like seeing "the circle of life unfold.”
Articles editor Frederick Dreier recaps the second episode of ‘Alone’ Africa, which saw one contestant tap out after enjoying early success
Search and rescue teams believe the mission to save the stricken hikers resulted in the highest helicopter medevac in state history
Our articles editor receives regular story pitches for his father. This year he decided to pursue one—and it is about cave exploration
In his latest video dispatch, our Mount Everest reporter discusses the living conditions found at the foot of the world’s highest peak
The outdoor survival show reached a turning point during its sixth season after a participant successfully hunted big game
The seismic activity on May 29 was much smaller than the July 2024 explosion that closed Biscuit Basin
Inclement weather has delayed the search for a man who went missing on the West Buttress route
Our Everest reporter explains the biggest stories from the 2025 season: fewer fatalities than in 2024, a narrow weather window, and multiple notable ascents
Outside Magazine is back with a new look, new stories, and a fresh perspective on all things outdoors. Read along as we meet the real Albert Lin, explore the hidden corners of Downtown Chicago, learn how to build a ride-or-die outdoor community, and visit Kazakhstan for one of the rowdiest games ever played on horseback.
After a Czech climber suffered altitude sickness on the world’s highest peak, a helicopter pilot executed a dramatic long-line rescue at Camp III at 24,000 feet
In his latest video dispatch, our writer explains the naming debate surrounding the world’s highest peak
Adventure couples share their tips for handling jealousy and FOMO and supporting their partner in pursuing a dream.
Charitable foundations that raise funds and organizer volunteers for the Grand Canyon, Yosemite, and other U.S. National Parks have seen an uptick in donations and manpower
Fall back in love with hiking with this new trend from Montana's American Prairie.
Maximize your dog’s active years with advice from veterinarians and high-quality nutrition
These tips from longtime dynamic duos will take your climbing partnership to the next level
Brothers Hugo and Ross Turner recently flew an electric paraglider over Val d’Isere in France. They believe that small electric motors and lightweight batteries could revolutionize the aerial sport.
The famed climbing duo biked, sailed, and then bushwhacked their way from Colorado to Alaska before embarking on an epic ascent of the Diablo Traverse
Gary Kristensen grew a massive gourd in his backyard and then paddled it 46 miles down the Columbia River to set a new world record
Is there anything better than watching a great movie with a great view? Join our geo-guessing challenge to see how Samsung is creating an immersive experience that delivers The Ultimate View wherever you are.
Mountaineers Michelle Dvorak and Fay Manners take us inside their harrowing rescue on the side of Chaukhamba III in the Garhwal Himalayas
FKT season has arrived, and no record is safe. Here’s a peek at five of the wildest record attempts we’ve seen go down this year.
On Thursday, video game developer Jason Rohrer unveiled "Project Skydrop," a treasure hunt in New England featuring a solid gold statue and a bounty of cryptocurrency
Many U.S. graveyards are in spectacular settings. We shy away from going to them, but they're beautiful outdoor places meant for all us.
Watch two friends explore the vast landscape of West Texas
Watch this travel couple immerse themselves in the food, history, and culture of the Lone Star State
Making time for adventure at sunset is just as effective and admirable as waking up for an alpine start
The 2024 North Pole season was canceled after the main runway at Barneo Ice Camp cracked. The American guide still has ambitions to return to the planet’s northernmost point.
A backcountry ski trip, a bikepacking getaway, and a weekend on the bunny slope—here are the routes that Outside editors followed in March
What happens when you commit to a life of adventure? You get better at it.
A recent SAR communique reams out an incautious adventurer who climbed up the peak amid dangerous conditions and then called for emergency lifesaving
From hairpin turns to boulder fields, driving these routes requires skill, the right weather, adequate preparation, and helluva lotta gumption. Do it right, and the panoramic payoff is huge.
With stunning and diverse natural landscapes, unique subcultures, and delicious food, this archipelago nation is ripe with unforgettable places to explore
Aire Libre is a series of ecocultural retreats that brings runners together in lesser-known corners of the world to connect with wild space
The gear shop owner is the new president of the Prezzies
Follow these park-by-park recommendations from our expert who has explored each one to get the most bang for your adventure buck
A team of four recently crossed all 2,350 miles of the Mississippi in 16 days 20 hours and 16 minutes
A quick, easy-to-understand summary of how hunting animals for their hides, horns, and antlers benefits wildlife conservation
The man who coined the term "microadventure" in 2011 looks back on his favorite tiny, big experiences
After years of pushing himself to go as big and far as he could, Alastair Humphreys realized that the most valuable trips we take are usually the ones right out our doors
The tour’s brought the stoke to festivals, local shops, and trailheads all summer long—and it’s not over yet. We’ve got dozens more events this summer and fall. See where we’re headed next, and enter to win a sweet gear package worth $5,000!
Microadventures are short, sweet, simple, and above all, accessible. Build more of them into your life this year.
Pushing modern communication and management tools deeper into challenging terrain will allow firefighters to work smarter—and safer
“First Cybertruck built,” claims Tesla. But here’s what's really going on with the Tesla Cybertruck release date, among other issues.
Fear and overzealousness often lead to an overstuffed pack, which you’ll regret for hundreds of miles. Our thru-hiking columnist has advice on what not to take when you’re heading out.
Never subject your pup to these adventure-driven hazards. Plus, boarding tips to ensure they're okay when you leave 'em behind.