Body Recovered From Mt. Whitney Nearly a Week After Discovery
escuers recovered the body of a deceased climber from California’s Mt. Whitney yesterday, nearly one week after his remains were located along the Mountaineer’s Route.
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The outdoors is where a lot of people go to clear their head and learn to do hard things on purpose. We read the people who actually go: hunters and anglers, thru-hikers and climbers, paddlers and bike tourers, and the groups working to keep wild country open. Skills you can use and writing that respects the land.
The outdoors is where a lot of people go to clear their head and learn to do hard things on purpose. We read the people who actually go: hunters and anglers, thru-hikers and climbers, paddlers and bike tourers, and the groups working to keep wild country open. Skills you can use and writing that respects the land.
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ATN Thor 6 First Look: The One and Done Thermal Scope?
We tested this versatile thermal hunting scope and compared all 13 variations it's available in
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Does Contrast Therapy Actually Help You Recover Faster? I Tested It for One Month.
Here’s how hot-and-cold plunges affected my running, and what scientists and doctors think about the wellness trend.
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Backpacker Rescued in Central Arizona After Floods Sweep Away His Gear
The hiker was seven days into a solo backpacking trip when rising waters carried off his supplies.
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One Wrong Move Could Be Fatal. So Why Are These Climbers Competing at Free Soloing?
In Colorado's Flatirons, climbers race against the clock to complete routes without ropes. We went to Boulder to learn what drives them and how they balance competition with safety.
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5 Tailwaters You’ve Never Heard of
If you spend enough time in fly shops or talking to other anglers, you’ll notice that the same tailwaters tend to come up in conversation. The Green River, the San Juan, the White River, and a handful of other famous rivers have earned their reputations for good reason. But what if I told you there…
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The Biggest Bass Fishing Tournament Ever Is About to Begin
Bass anglers will take to Old Hickory Lake in Tennessee to compete for more than $3 million
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New Cyclone Approaches Nepal
For the second time this fall, a storm will dump tons of snow on Nepal's mountains. It comes at the height of the trekking season and also affects climbers.
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This fall bike clothing from Pearl Izumi and Endura is 40%+ off
Plus, we found some great deals on pants, jackets, and accessories from 100%, Patagonia, Giro, and POC too. The article This fall bike clothing from Pearl Izumi and Endura is 40%+ off appeared first on Singletracks Mountain Bike News.
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Adam Ondra Goes Barefoot on a 5.13 Urban Crack
Two of the world's best climbers team up for some concrete climbs in Innsbruck
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NASA's X-59 Aircraft and Test Pilot
NASA test pilot Mike Lippert poses for a photo ahead of his first time flying the agency's X-59 quiet supersonic research aircraft on Oct. 21, 2026.
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The 29+ Fluent Frameworks Dead Sailor is a Single-Speed Showstopper
Built for the rugged trails of Canada's East Coast, the Fluent Frameworks Dead Sailor is a rigid 29+ single-speed mountain bike that recently caught our attention on Instagram. Read about the bike's backstory and find detailed shots of this one-of-a-kind, sea-inspired wonder here...
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Habitable worlds: Better than Earth? Scientists wonder
Some scientists think there are more habitable worlds than Earth out there. What are they like? And how might we find them? The post Habitable worlds: Better than Earth? Scientists wonder first appeared on EarthSky.
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What Is an Access Easement? A Guide for Hunters and Anglers
An access easement is a legal right, purchased by a federal agency or another entity, that allows the public to cross private property via a defined route — most commonly by road or trail — to reach public land.
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This Week In Running: October 26, 2026
The post This Week In Running: October 26, 2026 appeared first on iRunFar. This Week in Running’s trail and ultra recap for October 26, 2026. This Week In Running: October 26, 2026 by Justin Mock.
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Ep. 517: Backwoods University - That's No Deer
In most cases in this show, we operate very much within the real of explainable. Wildlife biology, close looks at specific animals, wildlife conservation history. Y'all know the deal. However, this time we will be hearing 5 separate stories, from wild places across the country. all of which I have no idea how to fully explain them, or believe whether or not they're even true. Connect with Lake Pickle and MeatEater Lake Pickle on Instagram...
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Accidental Fishing, Keep Your Gear Close
I'm a firm believer in a well laid plan, so why has some of my best fishing been an accident? I guess it all started because I have a weak bladder. Anyone who has been on a road trip with me can tell you that. Be prepared to make frequent stops. As much as I try, those stops don't always coincide with gas stations and rest areas. It was on one of these unscheduled pit stops that I noticed a small stream in the North Carolina mountains. The sound of running water always helps to get the plumbing moving, but this water deserved closer inspection. I tromped back to the car for a 3 weight and within a couple of minutes I was catching wild brook trout fifty feet from the road. The little stream was lousy with them and there were no trails, beat down banks or any other sign of human traffic. Wild brook trout were thriving there in spitting distance of the highway with no one the wiser. I caught eight or ten and was back on the road without ever knowing the name of the stream. A couple of y
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The Trail Happened. The Blog Didn’t.
I left to hike the Appalachian Trail. I came back with a journal full of memories and a very neglected blog.
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KUIU’s Biggest Sale of the Year Is Here—Up to 50% Off
Save on some of the most popular KUIU hunting gear before it sells out
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Past 24 Hours
ATN Thor 6 First Look: The One and Done Thermal Scope?
We tested this versatile thermal hunting scope and compared all 13 variations it's available in
Outdoor
Body Recovered From Mt. Whitney Nearly a Week After Discovery
escuers recovered the body of a deceased climber from California’s Mt. Whitney yesterday, nearly one week after his remains were located along the Mountaineer’s Route.
Outdoor
Does Contrast Therapy Actually Help You Recover Faster? I Tested It for One Month.
Here’s how hot-and-cold plunges affected my running, and what scientists and doctors think about the wellness trend.
Outdoor
Backpacker Rescued in Central Arizona After Floods Sweep Away His Gear
The hiker was seven days into a solo backpacking trip when rising waters carried off his supplies.
Outdoor
One Wrong Move Could Be Fatal. So Why Are These Climbers Competing at Free Soloing?
In Colorado's Flatirons, climbers race against the clock to complete routes without ropes. We went to Boulder to learn what drives them and how they balance competition with safety.
Outdoor
5 Tailwaters You’ve Never Heard of
If you spend enough time in fly shops or talking to other anglers, you’ll notice that the same tailwaters tend to come up in conversation. The Green River, the San Juan, the White River, and a handful of other famous rivers have earned their reputations for good reason. But what if I told you there…
Outdoor
The Biggest Bass Fishing Tournament Ever Is About to Begin
Bass anglers will take to Old Hickory Lake in Tennessee to compete for more than $3 million
Outdoor
New Cyclone Approaches Nepal
For the second time this fall, a storm will dump tons of snow on Nepal's mountains. It comes at the height of the trekking season and also affects climbers.
Outdoor
This fall bike clothing from Pearl Izumi and Endura is 40%+ off
Plus, we found some great deals on pants, jackets, and accessories from 100%, Patagonia, Giro, and POC too. The article This fall bike clothing from Pearl Izumi and Endura is 40%+ off appeared first on Singletracks Mountain Bike News.
Outdoor
Adam Ondra Goes Barefoot on a 5.13 Urban Crack
Two of the world's best climbers team up for some concrete climbs in Innsbruck
Outdoor
NASA's X-59 Aircraft and Test Pilot
NASA test pilot Mike Lippert poses for a photo ahead of his first time flying the agency's X-59 quiet supersonic research aircraft on Oct. 21, 2026.
Outdoor
The 29+ Fluent Frameworks Dead Sailor is a Single-Speed Showstopper
Built for the rugged trails of Canada's East Coast, the Fluent Frameworks Dead Sailor is a rigid 29+ single-speed mountain bike that recently caught our attention on Instagram. Read about the bike's backstory and find detailed shots of this one-of-a-kind, sea-inspired wonder here...
Outdoor
Habitable worlds: Better than Earth? Scientists wonder
Some scientists think there are more habitable worlds than Earth out there. What are they like? And how might we find them? The post Habitable worlds: Better than Earth? Scientists wonder first appeared on EarthSky.
Outdoor
What Is an Access Easement? A Guide for Hunters and Anglers
An access easement is a legal right, purchased by a federal agency or another entity, that allows the public to cross private property via a defined route — most commonly by road or trail — to reach public land.
Outdoor
This Week In Running: October 26, 2026
The post This Week In Running: October 26, 2026 appeared first on iRunFar. This Week in Running’s trail and ultra recap for October 26, 2026. This Week In Running: October 26, 2026 by Justin Mock.
Outdoor
Ep. 517: Backwoods University - That's No Deer
In most cases in this show, we operate very much within the real of explainable. Wildlife biology, close looks at specific animals, wildlife conservation history. Y'all know the deal. However, this time we will be hearing 5 separate stories, from wild places across the country. all of which I have no idea how to fully explain them, or believe whether or not they're even true. Connect with Lake Pickle and MeatEater Lake Pickle on Instagram...
Outdoor
Accidental Fishing, Keep Your Gear Close
I'm a firm believer in a well laid plan, so why has some of my best fishing been an accident? I guess it all started because I have a weak bladder. Anyone who has been on a road trip with me can tell you that. Be prepared to make frequent stops. As much as I try, those stops don't always coincide with gas stations and rest areas. It was on one of these unscheduled pit stops that I noticed a small stream in the North Carolina mountains. The sound of running water always helps to get the plumbing moving, but this water deserved closer inspection. I tromped back to the car for a 3 weight and within a couple of minutes I was catching wild brook trout fifty feet from the road. The little stream was lousy with them and there were no trails, beat down banks or any other sign of human traffic. Wild brook trout were thriving there in spitting distance of the highway with no one the wiser. I caught eight or ten and was back on the road without ever knowing the name of the stream. A couple of y
Outdoor
The Trail Happened. The Blog Didn’t.
I left to hike the Appalachian Trail. I came back with a journal full of memories and a very neglected blog.
Outdoor
KUIU’s Biggest Sale of the Year Is Here—Up to 50% Off
Save on some of the most popular KUIU hunting gear before it sells out
Outdoor