Ikon Vs. Epic: How to Find the Best Ski Pass for You Megan Michelson|April 8, 2019 Next winter’s season passes are on sale now—and prices will increase in April. Here’s how the competing passes stack up.
Comparing the Arc’teryx Beta and Zeta Jackets Miranda Webster|April 5, 2019 Choosing the right shell jacket can be daunting. Learn how to decide between Arc'teryx's multisport and hiking lines: the Beta and Zeta jackets.
Mountain Biking Visionary Jacquie Phelan Reflects on 30 Years of Never Taking The Sport Too Seriously Robert Pursell|April 4, 2019 Jacquie Phelan pioneered the early days of modern women’s mountain biking and introduced some of the first women-specific mountain biking camps and clinics. Now, as women’s participation in the sport is growing, what can be learned from the 'Godmother' of Women’s Mountain Biking?
Where to Go on African Safari Morgan Tilton|April 3, 2019 Experience Africa’s majestic diversity of wonder, wildlife and wilderness—and pair your safari exploration with hands-on adventure.
The Incredible Success Story of Black Crows Skis Gordy Megroz|April 2, 2019 How a once-small French ski company became one of the highest-selling independent ski manufacturers in the U.S.
REI Introduces Adventures for Pets Aer Parris|April 1, 2019 Get ready to howl with laughter! REI introduces Adventures for Pets this April Fools' Day. Discover the hilarious new trend in pet travel on the REI blog.
48 Hours in Austin: Ditch the Car, Embrace the Unknown Jonathan Olivier|March 29, 2019 Walking or riding a bike to access outdoor recreation can provide a more intimate urban experience than you might get using a car.
10 Best Hikes in Oregon Liz Dengler|March 29, 2019 From short family day hikes to rugged summit treks, these are some of the best rated hikes in Oregon as voted on by the Hiking Project community.
The Coolest Friendships in the Outdoors Kade Krichko|March 28, 2019 Whether it’s rock climbing or backcountry skiing, many outdoor sports you simply can’t do alone. Lucky these for these well-known duos, they’ve found a close friend to join in on the adventure.
Steve Swenson On Playing The Long Game In The Mountains Kelly Cordes|March 26, 2019 In his fifth decade of climbing, Swenson is still aiming for unclimbed peaks and finding joy in the process.
Beyond the Grind Aaron Gulley|March 26, 2019 The Oregon Trail Gravel Grinder, and other new events like it, want to make gravel (more) fun.
Atlanta’s First Urban Mountain Bike Trail System Jess Daddio|March 22, 2019 The “City in a Forest” is about to open its first mountain bike trail system within city limits.
