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. -
Wingsuit Flying Banned In Chamonix
Chamonix, the French mountain town at the base of Mont Blanc, rightly considers itself the extreme sports capital of the world. -
The Art Of Quiet Camping
Picture a sleeping bag/snowsuit hybrid that actually looks good—or maybe a Snuggie that wouldn't be out of place in an Instagram shot. -
Italians Do Urban Bouldering Right
Italian climbers went to Trento, Italy, to participate in the Block and Wall bouldering competition—which took place not on boulders but walls and buildings. -
Old Man River Mississippi Adventure, Episode 5
Now the group is traveling during a record-breaking season of rain and cold. The effects of endless precipitation brings the teams morale to an all-time low. -
Lunchtime Surfing
The competition, often hailed as the most progressive surfing event of the year, takes place at the renowned break at Lower Trestles in San Clemente, CA. -
The Seductive Challenge Of Slacklining
We rigged the whole contraption, and then I stepped on the line and balanced as best I could for a moment. -
Five Years Of 5Point
More than 50 films are showing, and the guest speakers are a who's who of big wall climbers, kayakers, skiers, skateboarders, mountaineers and storytellers. -
Rip Surfer X
Until recently, surfing indoors was a laughable proposition. And to be fair, it still is, but now you have options. -
Adventure On The Mighty Mississippi
Canadian adventurer Brett Rogers undertook his first big river expedition as an undergraduate at the University of Waterloo, back in 2004. -
The Young Grom And The Sea
This scion in surfing is at the top of the new school class and has a hefty stack of nontraditional sponsors. He's also 17 (that's where chaperones come in). -
-
-
