Pedaling 2,000 Miles Through the American Southwest With Type 1 Diabetes Olivia Dwyer|April 11, 2019 Annalisa van den Bergh and Erik Douds are cycling from Los Angeles to Santa Fe to share what it’s like to be an adventure cyclist with Type 1 diabetes.
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.
What Is REI Doing About Extended Sizing in 2019? Aer Parris|April 8, 2019 REI is committed to expanding the selection of quality apparel and gear for women of all sizes. This year is no different. Here's how.
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?
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.
Senators Press Interior Secretary Nominee David Bernhardt on Public Lands During Committee Hearing Julie Brown|March 29, 2019 This week, President Trump’s nominee for interior secretary testified before and answered questions from the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee.
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.
Heather Hansman’s Solo Paddle Down the Green River Julie Brown|March 28, 2019 Heather Hansman's book, 'Downriver: Into the Future of Water in the West,' has plenty to share about policy and government, but it also offers a glimpse into the things we learn about ourselves and our community when we head toward the wilderness.
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.
Life on the Road, Kids in Tow Shanti Hodges|March 20, 2019 Many of us dream of selling our home and hitting the road. Meet five families who have done just that.
