How To Carve Turns On Skis: 8 Steps To Follow
Learn how to carve turns on skis by following these simple steps. By carving more confidently, you'll be ready to hit more difficult and steeper terrain.
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Night Skiing Just Got A Whole Lot Brighter
The three-minute film, Afterglow, is from the combined efforts of Sweetgrass Productions, Swedish ad agency Ahlstrand Wållgren and Philips TV. -
A Guide To Stargazing At Cherry Springs State Park
To optimize your experience, check out this ultimate guide to stargazing at Cherry Springs State Park, whether you're a professional or novice sky-searcher. -
11 Most Expensive National Parks
America's national parks are sights to behold, but visiting them can be costly, especially if you visit one of the most expensive national parks in the U.S. -
15 Types Of Surfboards Explained
There are a ton of surfboard variations, and different types of surfboards are necessary to accommodate a wider variety of skill sets, surf styles, and waves. -
What Is A Farmstay?
Have you ever wanted to stay on a farm? Whether you're looking to learn and work or just relax in nature, find out all there is to know about farmstays here. -
Ten Of The Wildest Walks In Wales
Wales is off the beaten track for many visitors to the United Kingdom but should be on the must-visit list of every hiker. -
The Best Hiking Boots Of 2023, According To Users
Finding a great pair of boots to trek through the great outdoors is sadly easier said than done, but we've hand-picked some of the best ones. -
A Guide To Skiing At Badger Pass In Yosemite National Park
If you're a fan of skiing, consider heading to Badger Pass in Yosemite National Park. Here's a guide that can help steer you through the ski area. -
30 Popular Ski Resorts In The West
Boasting immense mountains, extensive ski acreage, and top terrain parks, these are the best ski resorts in the West, according to winter sports enthusiasts. -
14 Highly Rated Ski Resorts On The East Coast
Each ski resort on the East Coast offers a unique experience, so no matter what type of skier you are, you're bound to find one just right for your next trip. -
Review: An Avalanche Airbag That Saves Your Life—and Your Money
Testing your gear-particularly life-saving safety gear-before you start relying on it in the field is an absolute necessity for a first-time user. -
Fascinating Facts About Mt. Everest
While the tallest mountain in the world is world-renowned for its size, there are plenty of fascinating facts about Mt. Everest that aren't commonly known. -
Peek Inside A Snowboarder's Tiny Cabin Getaway
Some pro athletes, when they tire of jet-setting around the world in search of the next big adventure, retire to huge, multimillion-dollar mansions. -
How To Find Water In The Desert
There are two places you don't want to be caught without water - a water balloon fight and, of course, the desert. But sometimes things don't go as planned. -
A Guide To Hiking At Exit Glacier, Alaska
Are you considering hiking Glacier Exit? Before you head to Alaska's Kenai Fjords National Park, be sure to you know just what you're getting into. -
Kayaker Tyler Bradt Sets Sail Around World
Now he's on a 5-year trek around the world in a 45-foot steel-hulled sailboat, and is tracking his progress on a web series, Wizard's Eye Expedition. -
The Search Of One Wave
Unsatisfied with his photography over the years, Australian photographer Russell Ord decided to step it up—big. What's he seeking? One shot. -
Reel Rock Creates TV Series
After dominating the world of outdoor film making, the Emmy-Award winning adventure filmmakers who founded the REEL ROCK film tour are moving into TV. -
Conrad Anker's Gear Room
While you might have seen Conrad Anker in a documentary or two about epic climbs in the Himalayas, you don't often see him hanging out at home. -
Safety For Whitewater Kayakers, Part VII
Live-bait rescue is the topic of this whitewater safety video from Canoe & Kayak, Jim Coffey and Mike McKay. -
Joel Parkinson Outs Kelly Slater For His First ASP World Title
After 11 seasons, four runner-up world title finishes to his name, and not a single win this year on the ASP tour, Joel Parkinson has finally come out on top. -
Safety For Whitewater Kayakers, Part III
In the third whitewater safety video from Canoe & Kayak, Jim Coffey and Mike McKay, Coffey covers the basics of swimming, self-rescue and boat-rescue. -
Mutant Waves And Insane Wipeouts
Freak waves, mutant waves—no matter what you call them, not a surfer out there likes to ride one. -
Diversity In The Outdoors: An Uphill Expedition
Expedition Denali will follow in the footsteps of another non-white mountaineer—Alaska native Walter Harper, the first person ever to summit Denali. -
Heyerdahl Hits The Big Screen
Thor Heyerdahl set off one of the greatest, seemingly-doomed-to-failure expeditions of all time: A 3,800-nautical-mile voyage from South America to Polynesia. -
Review: VersaClimber 108 HP
Enter your new best friend, the VersaClimber. If you've never heard of it, it combines lower and upper body exercise into a "natural" vertical climbing motion.
