Madison Dapcevich

When a sudden rockslide pinned a climber near Timberline Lodge, it triggered a massive, highly coordinated response involving heavy rigging, a field surgical team flown in by helicopter, and nine rescue agencies.

In an open letter and video, the climate activist and drag queen breaks her silence on the active federal trademark infringement suit with Patagonia, challenging the outdoor giant's core values.

Don't let a wired pup ruin your backcountry peace. I tested some of the most durable trail toys and tools designed to burn energy at camp, home, and on the move.

A steep slide in the Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness serves as a reminder that Colorado's high-alpine passes remain treacherous long after the valleys warm up.

A year after Melissa Casias vanished, a hiker found her remains in New Mexico’s remote Carson National Forest near where search-and-rescue teams previously scoured. Now, the responders who looked for her open up to Outside about how the dense forest hid what their initial search missed.

In the wake of high-profile encounters near Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks, a new tent mandate at Carbella Recreation Site in Montana is changing how people camp this summer.

A federal judge gave the Department of the Interior until Independence Day to bring back purged exhibits on climate change and slavery. Here is how park staff, advocacy groups, and the White House are scrambling to respond.

Mosquitoes, ticks, and fleas can ruin a good trail day, but reaching for your own bug spray could land your dog in the ER. Here's how to safely shield your four-legged hiking buddy.

Led by two drag performers who double as environmental scientists, this low-impact hiking club swaps traditional trail grit for high camp, high heels, and rigorous ecology.

Don't let a swarm ruin your summer. From Alaska-proven gear tricks to fast itch relief, here is how outdoor pros stay bite-free.