Quiz: How Well Do You Know the Leave No Trace Principles? REI Staff|September 14, 2022 How well do you know how to Leave No Trace? Take our quiz to find out—and learn more.
Made Together: Outdoor Afro + REI Co-op Candace Dantes|September 13, 2022 Outdoor Afro Inc. and REI Co-op co-created a clothing collection that unlocks the nature in all of us. Vibrant and colorful. Durable and functional. Made together just for you.
Gear I Hold Dear: My Bike Saddle Nathan Pipenberg|September 9, 2022 My Brooks England B-17 saddle has outlasted friends, girlfriends and jobs. It knows a certain part of me more intimately than anyone.
Fountain of Youth Courtney Holden|September 9, 2022 Charley French’s innovative spirit has influenced modern cycling and skiing. Let it inspire you, too.
4 Natural Climate Solutions (And What We Can Do to Support Them) Lisa Stiffler|September 6, 2022 The outdoors provide solace and adventure, but they also have built-in tools to combat climate change. Learn more about how to support them.
All Bodies on Bikes with Marley Blonsky Shelby Stanger|September 6, 2022 Marley Blonsky started All Bodies on Bikes in 2020 to advocate for size inclusivity in cycling.
9 Ways to Take Action Ahead of the Midterm Elections Sarah Grothjan|September 1, 2022 We’ve rounded up nine ways you can get involved ahead of the midterm elections.
Midterms Matter for Life Outside. Here’s Why. Sarah Grothjan|September 1, 2022 On Nov. 8, you have a chance to vote for the outdoors.
Where There’s Smoke: How Wildfire Smoke Is Affecting Life Outdoors Margot Bigg|August 23, 2022 More fires equal more smoke—and what does that mean for outdoor recreation? Read more about staying safe outside in smoky conditions.
Epic Camping Fails Aer Parris|August 16, 2022 We’ve all made mistakes in the outdoors. It’s part of the journey. We've collected funny camping fails so you might feel better about your own oops moments.
Healing in the Mountains with Silvia Vasquez-Lavado Shelby Stanger|July 12, 2022 Silvia Vasquez-Lavado was the first Peruvian woman to summit Mt. Everest in 2016. Her journey up the world's tallest mountain was more than a strenuous hike- it was a step toward healing.
The Rules of Hiking with Teens Graham Averill|July 11, 2022 When you hike with your kids, you get to measure how they change against the wilderness around them. To help other parents in getting their kids out on the trail, I've compiled some rules for surviving nature with teenagers (well, my teenagers, at least).
