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Wednesday, Nov 13

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Is Black Plastic Lurking in Your Kitchen? If So, Ditch It.

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A new study about black plastic calls into question the wisdom of all plastic recycling. When a material is known to be toxic from the start, should we really be recycling it into products that contaminate our food, our bodies, and our…

Tuesday, Nov 12

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Shred This Colorado Mountain for $11 a Day—Plus Other Incredible Ski-Resort Deals

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At Purgatory, you can spend less on a lift ticket than a burger at its base lodge. Here’s how to save serious money at this and other U.S. ski hills this season.

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Want to Maximize Your Performance? First, Determine Your Muscle-Fiber Type.

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More evidence emerges that muscle-fiber type matters—if you can figure out which type you have.

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We Tested More than 500 Winter Gear Items. These Were Best in Test.

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After months of testing on trails and mountain ranges around the world, these products rose above the rest. Here are our 2025 Editors' Choice Award winners.

Monday, Nov 11

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Would You Rather Ski on Opening Day or Closing Day?

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Do you get stoked for first chair or the pond-skim competition? Two dedicated skiers debate the weather, conditions, and vibes of ski season’s kickoff vs. sendoff.

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Skiing with a Soldier Transformed My Views on Military Service

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A chance encounter while skiing Mount Mackenzie challenges stereotypes and inspires heartfelt gratitude

This Gear Will Extend Your Mountain-Bike Season into the Winter

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Here’s the gear that will keep you mountain biking all year long, no matter the temps

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The Best Men’s and Women’s Parkas of 2025

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Of the few dozen winter jackets we tested last season, these six impressed on a Southwestern ranch, at the après lodge, and almost everywhere in between

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Shopping for an Adventurer? A Pack That Lasts Will Keep On Giving.

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Consider your holiday shopping complete with a new Osprey pack to fit any skier, snowboarder, hiker, backpacker, jetsetter, or day-tripper on your list

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Sedona Might Be Overtouristed, but I Still Don’t Think It’s Overrated

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Even after living in northern Arizona for 15 years, this landscape never gets old to me. Just carefully choose the time and place of your next visit to avoid the crowds.

Sunday, Nov 10

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Leadville: America’s Highest City Is a Boom-and-Bust Town Reborn

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This remote mountain town has had its ups and downs. In recent years famous races put it on the map, but some knew of its year-round treasures all along.

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Does Yoga Count as Strength Training?

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What you need to know before you give up your weight-lifting routine

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Take the Train to Ski in Colorado For Less Than $20 This Winter

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The Winter Park Express increases service, adds more seats, and lowers prices significantly to accommodate more skiers

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These Hikers Brought 150 Pounds of Gear to Hike Mt. Whitney. It Didn’t Go Well.

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After SAR rescued two heavily-laden, inexperienced hikers from the Lower 48's highest peak, they had some strong advice to share with anyone thinking of following in their footsteps.

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What Should We Do with Influencers Who Disrupt Races?

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YouTuber Matt Choi was disqualified by marathon officials because his cameramen obstructed other runners. The author presents a plan to allow participants and influencers to coexist.

Saturday, Nov 9

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Freddy Merckxury Is the Cycling AI You Didn’t Know You Needed

The chatbot was created by the Belgian Waffle Ride's founder Michael Marckx in an effort to engage with the community in a less serious way

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Should You Bring a Camp Chair Backpacking? Our Editors Debate.

Camp chairs have gotten small enough and light enough that's it's easy to bring one backpacking. But should you?

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Essential Tips to Be Seen and Stay Safe While Running in the Dark

From visibility concerns to navigating uneven terrain, running in the dark poses real challenges—but we have solutions

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Mammut Issues Voluntary Recall for Barryvox 2 and Barryvox S2 Avalanche Transceivers

Find out how to identify affected devices and steps to get a free inspection, repair, or replacement. Safety remains Mammut’s top priority.

Friday, Nov 8

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Seirus Celebrates 40 Years of Purpose-Driven Gear Innovation

Known for its high-performance warmwear, the boundary-breaking brand continues its fearless pursuit of inclusivity

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Tommy Caldwell Takes Us Behind the Scenes of ‘The Devil’s Climb’

The famed climbing duo biked, sailed, and then bushwhacked their way from Colorado to Alaska before embarking on an epic ascent of The Diablo Traverse

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I Tried 7 High-Protein Recipes From TikTok to See Which Ones Live Up to the Hype

A food writer tries seven popular high-protein recipes from TikTok; nutritionists share why they make for the perfect protein-dense meals

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Trail Cam Catches Two Hikers Trespassing on Utah Archaeological Site

Authorities have charged two Coloradans for allegedly stealing historic artifacts from Canyonlands National Park in March

Thursday, Nov 7

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8 Weird Things We’re Still Using to Predict the Weather—Including Some That Actually Work

Predicting winter weather can part art, part science. These eight methods lean hard toward the art end of the spectrum.

The Best Yoga Mats for Literally Everyone

More than a dozen testers moved, sweated, stretched, arm balanced, and meditated on 35 mats. These are the ones we’re still practicing on.

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These College Kids Are Biking for 6 Straight Days to Keep Cyclists and Pedestrians Safe

A fraternity at the University of Colorado and the Magnus White charity are raising $100,000 to protect cyclists and pedestrians from distracted drivers

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The Secret to Camping Comfortably in Cold Weather? Cotton Canvas Tents.

Sure, it’s heavy. But this setup allows me to bring the comforts of home deep into the mountains.

Wednesday, Nov 6

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On a Budget? 8 Affordable Hiking Apparel and Footwear Picks We Love

Getting into the wild doesn’t have to be an investment. Here are our top, wallet-friendly picks for getting your kit dialed.

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We Did the Research and These Mountain-Town Airbnbs Are the Best

Sleep in style, and close to the trailhead and slopes, at these jaw-dropping adventure base camps