Find the best fleece jacket for every activity. Insulate yourself against cold, wet, and wind to stay outside longer and happier. … [Read more...]
Rowing the World’s Wildest Rivers: Jarbidge-Bruneau
The Jarbidge-Bruneau was ranked among the Top 10 adventures in the world by National Geographic. This spring, I rafted these two back-to-back waterways to find out why. … [Read more...]
The Best Downhill Skis According to Ski Patrollers
From barren, shark traverses to rescuing injured riders, ski patrollers need gear that stands up on the mountain. These are the best downhill skis according to ski patrollers nationwide. … [Read more...]
WeRunFar: Hiroko Suzuki
Japanese trail running and ultrarunning virtuoso Hiroko Suzuki pioneered the sport not only when it was still small in her home country but also when only a few women were participating. And beyond running, she’s a leader in other aspects of life, including in her work as a professional mountain guide, … [Read more...]
7 Places to Buy Reused Outdoor Gear in and Around Denver
It's not just Patagonia's new Worn Wear pop-up in Boulder---conscious recreationists are seeking like-new goods for steep discounts, and a growing number of Colorado retailers are meeting that demand. … [Read more...]
8 Reasons Women’s Big-Mountain Ski Camps Are Rad
A wave of unique female-only programs continues to pop up at ski resorts nationwide. GearJunkie dropped into the recently launched Elan Women's Weekend camp at Crested Butte Mountain Resort to learn more about the she-shred. … [Read more...]
Dreaming Of Hiking in Wadi Rum
Check out this area in Jordan and stay in an established campsite run by a group of Bedouins, the indigenous people who have occupied Wadi Rum for at least 2,400 years. … [Read more...]
Ultrarunner Courtney Dauwalter sets course records
Ultrarunner Courtney Dauwalter sets course records at the world's most competitive races. Beyond physical fitness, a positive mindset fuels her in the long run. … [Read more...]
WeRunFar: The Ricks Family
I pull up to the start of the Sage Burner 50k in the middle of frosted sagebrush steppe and bizarre rock formations at 8,000 feet altitude. I’m agonizing over my frigid warm-up when I see Malachi Ricks, a teenager who waves a huge smile and directs our truck into the parking lot at the start. … [Read more...]
Heli-Mountain Running Launches in North America
A growing number of helicopter-supported mountain run programs are popping up across high-alpine landscapes. Here's the where and why. … [Read more...]
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