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We're kicking off a new fitness column by surfing legend Laird Hamilton. First up: his top tips for performing at your best.

A more restful night is just a wireless snore-neutralizing soundscape generator away

Your best defense against snow, sun, and everything in between

Nonfiction works by John Branch and Eliza Griswold document changing ways of life in Utah and Pennsylvania

It’s time to get reacquainted with the PNW—home to massive mountains, lush rainforests, empty islands, and the greatest oysters you’ll ever taste

The Australian director of 'Sherpa' takes another look at high-altitude pursuits in the new documentary 'Mountain'

Get sweaty in our new favorite workout gear

Noso’s Kelli Jones is building an outdoor business while reducing waste, one scrap of nylon at a time

How a couple of heirs to an American retail dynasty are putting Bentonville, Arkansas, on the fat-tire map

With most of the area’s adventure offerings within an hour’s drive from the city, it's easy to fit in some outdoor fun in between your requisite eating and drinking

Plus dos and don’ts for scoring great deals on used equipment

For outdoor brands and journalists, it’s been far too easy to return to familiar places to find writers, stories, and images. This month’s issue is a concerted effort to chart a new path.

Last December, when the Trump administration announced its decision to shrink Bears Ears National Monument, a crack team of Native American attorneys armed themselves with a lawsuit that ensured tribal voices will lead the legal battle to overturn it. Abe Streep reports on a historic case that will reverberate for generations.

An energized group of explorers are bringing the spirit of wilderness through hiking to American cities. Record-breaking distance trekker Liz Thomas and others are altering how we see urban spaces and inviting folks new to the outdoors along for the fun.

There’s a common misconception that Black people don’t love wild places. Latria Graham, a southerner with deep connections to farms, rivers, and forests, says the problem isn’t desire but access—and a long history of laws and customs that have whitewashed our finest public lands.

When you take former sex-trafficking victims into the wilderness for a few days of roughing it, know this: they’ve seen worse. Florence Williams goes on a trip organized by Atlanta-based She Is Able and learns that one size of adventure therapy does not fit all.

The anti-inflammatory is extracted from the marijuana plant. Is this bud for you?

Thanks to a bold movement led by activists and athletes, the outdoors at last is on its way to becoming a more inclusive playground. It’s about damn time.