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Sunday, May 12

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The 10 Best Summit Hikes in Colorado

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Guidebook author and local resident James Dziezynski highlights the coolest mountain hikes and scrambles in the Colorado Rockies

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California’s Lost Coast Trail Permits Just Tripled in Price

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Starting this fall, Backpackers will have to pay a new fee to hike California's popular Lost Coast Trail. For some, it will triple the cost

Saturday, May 11

15

I Thought Motorcycles Didn’t Belong In the Wilderness. I Was Wrong.

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A motorbike can make getting to the trailhead cheaper, faster, and a lot more fun

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10 Last-Minute Ways to Spoil Yoga Moms on Mother’s Day

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Here's what moms say they want more than anything else

11

Two Skiers Killed, One Rescued in Lone Peak, Utah Avalanche

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Utah Avalanche Center said the north-facing region of Lone Peak, where the avalanche occurred, is known for its steep and unforgiving terrain

Friday, May 10

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The Best Running Shoes for Training and Racing

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We put over 130 road running shoes through thousands of miles of long runs, speed workouts, races, and daily jaunts. These 19 emerged as the best.

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Two Experienced Climbers Die on Mount Whitney amid Winter Conditions

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The two backcountry climbers never reached the splitboards and skis they stashed to descend the California fourteener

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The Outdoor Enthusiast’s Guide to Charlotte

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A local’s tips for experiencing the adventurous side of the Queen City

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I Climbed Mount Everest in Virtual Reality. It Was Pretty Awesome.

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The new film “The QUEST: Everest VR” provides a dizzying perspective of the world's highest peak with zero danger of frostbite or avalanches

Thursday, May 9

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Review: Nike’s Vomero 17 Running Shoes Make Our Feet Happy

A plush trainer with surprising pep, the updated Nike Vomero is our new go-to training shoe

Wednesday, May 8

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Is it Still Safe for Me to Camp in Baja California?

After the brutal murder of three surfers in Baja California last week, travelers are wondering if it's more dangerous than it used to be and if they should stop camping.

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Should I Use a Travel Agent? Our Travel Expert Says It Makes All the Difference.

The new age of travel agents know how to find deals, book off-the-beaten path trips, and get you out of any jam. Here are our travel expert’s favorites.

The Ultimate Adventure Rig Debate: Van Versus Truck

Is a 4x4 van as capable as a pickup for exploits off the beaten path? Our experts weigh in.

11

Someone’s Setting Booby Traps for Dogs on the Appalachian Trail

Officials warn pet owners to remain vigilant after finding at least a dozen barbed treats. No dogs have been reported injured so far.

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This American Mountain Biker Is Targeting an Olympic Medal in Paris

Five questions with Haley Batten, who is slated to lead America’s strongest contingent of Olympic cross-country mountain bikers in years

Tuesday, May 7

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The Best Bike Accessories for Road and Gravel Riding (and Racing)

These accessories and tools will help you work smarter, not harder, on two wheels.

The Most Inspiring Adventure Films Right Now

Catch an action-packed lineup featuring diverse athletes and filmmakers at the inaugural Outside Festival in Denver on June 1 and 2

16

Cover Up to Stay Cool This Summer

In the water or on the trail, BlackStrap will help you beat the heat with this innovative collection of sun-protection layers

15

Will There Be Drama on Mount Everest This Year? You Bet.

Every spring, hundreds of hopefuls make the trek to the world’s tallest summit and the surrounding high peaks. This is your base camp for all the news from the Himalayas.

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The Man Who Raced to Tell the World That Mount Everest Had Been Climbed

When Tenzing Norgay and Edmund Hillary made history by reaching the summit, a mail courier named Ten Tsewang Sherpa ran 200 miles to Kathmandu to deliver the news. His efforts ended up killing him. His grandson and I retraced his steps.

How to Access the Elusive “Fourth Dimension” of Endurance

Over the past few years, researchers have zeroed in on a suspect for what one paper calls “the fourth dimension” in the endurance equation: fatigue resistance.

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Removing Dead Bodies from Mount Everest Is Dangerous and Expensive. Here’s Why.

A team of 12 Nepalis is slated to ascend Mount Everest this month to bring five dead bodies down from the peak. Recovery missions come with a soaring price tag and a heightened potential for disaster.

Monday, May 6

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Don’t Get Diarrhea: How to Keep Water Clean While Camping

How to combine products from MSR and Dometic to achieve the ultimate, convenient, water transportation system

Get Up to Go Down with Our Favorite Enduro Bikes

The goal of an enduro bike might seem straightforward: to go downhill fast and with style without sacrificing all your pedaling efficiency. But slightly different geometry and new tech can dramatically change how each bike achieves that…

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The Easiest Way to Stay Sun-Safe Outside

Whether you’re exploring trails or climbing big walls, Mountain Hardwear has the perfect sun protection layers for you

14

The 5 Best National Park Road Trips in the U.S.

From western landscapes to the Blue Ridge Parkway, our national park expert maps out five beautiful road trips—all doable in a week

Sunday, May 5

15

Where to Find a Last-Minute Campground This Summer

From campgrounds that only accept bookings two weeks out to websites with immediate inventory, we’ve got solutions to for late planners

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Give Outdoorsy Moms Gifts from Companies Run by Moms

Looking for Mother’s Day gift ideas? Why not support one of these brands founded by moms?

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The Conventional Wisdom for Acclimatizing to Altitude Is Wrong

There are lots of theories about how to avoid altitude sickness. But in practice, acclimatization isn’t so straightforward.

Saturday, May 4

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The Gear Our Editors Loved This April

We took our newfound favorite pieces to sunny spring crags, soggy campsites, and slushy ski runs