The Best Articles in Outdoors

Even though cities have been centers of culture, ideas and industry since the Neolithic Revolution 12,000 years ago (!), today’s urban-centric global civilization is just a couple of hundred years …

Getting into running — even as a complete beginner — is easier than you think.

More swimmers are embracing the idea of doing laps in freezing-cold water as an actual sport.

Going for a jog doesn’t have to be a chore – these mental techniques will make it something you actually look forward to

Crunches aren't enough...and will bore you to death, anyway.

«Crunches work the muscles at the front of our torso, mainly the rectus abdominis, better known as the six-pack muscl»

Fitness trackers can measure your pace and all kinds of other metrics. That doesn't mean they should.

You're six miles up, alone and falling without a parachute. Though the odds are long, a small number of people have found themselves in similar situations—and lived to tell the tale.

Feeling adrift in a black hole after your marathon? You’re normal, and in good company. World-class runners, coaches and sport psychologists offer their advice.

From repellants to app-based mosquito monitoring and a new malaria vaccine, researchers are making important breakthroughs in the fight against the biting insects

Joe Uhan imparts running advice he would give to his younger self.

A slightly poetic take on the meditative virtue of running.

New studies confirm that spending time outside can ease physical symptoms

Dag Aabye is eighty-one, lives in an old school bus on a mountain, and is pushing his body to its absolute limits

Simple steps to rebooting your fitness and reinvigorating your running goals

There’s plenty of hype about ways of boosting your respiratory system. Some—but not all—of it is real, according to a new review.

A look into what runners listen to when they run and why.

OPINION: There was a time when running 50 miles in a day would have been taken as a sign all was not well at home. Not anymore.

Many doctors see osteoarthritis as a “wear-and-tear” condition, but a large survey among long-distance runners found no increased knee or hip risks.

These state parks offer everything you’re looking for in a national park, only fewer crowds. See our top choices for wildlife, wilderness, solitude, and more.

We always thought adventures were for other people. We saw ourselves working at jobs we didn't love, always scrambling to save money for a vacation or

Here is my official statement on why I do most things alone: I am a lone wolf. I am comfortable with myself. Here is another explanation: There is something about me that is fundamentally unlikeable.

Guided by a cryptic poem, thousands set out to find Forrest Fenn’s million dollar loot.

First published in Like the Wind magazine #32