Everyone Says Trail Running Is Growing—What Does That Actually Mean for the Sport?
New brand cash is bringing pool parties and DJs to race weekend, and some runners are asking if their sport is leaving its dirtbag roots in the dust
New brand cash is bringing pool parties and DJs to race weekend, and some runners are asking if their sport is leaving its dirtbag roots in the dust
How pants made by a hippie California rock climber for high-stepping up granite became one of the most influential silhouettes in modern menswear
The outdoor industry's appetite for extreme content has never been greater—but what changes on expeditions when adventure becomes content?
International and regional organizations, nonprofits, and collectives celebrating and supporting LGBTQIA+ campers, climbers, hikers, and more
Field Mag's Dirtbag-in-Residence asks: Why don’t aging mountain jocks take lessons? And then signs up for surf school in Costa Rica
This lesser-known city park has been home to a 6.5-mile-long, volunteer-maintained network of cross-country mountain bike trails since 2007
Surfing, fishing, trail running, and going deep on outdoor design at the end of the earth with the UK-based outdoor brand
The ocean calls us to confront ourselves truthfully in ways that mountain ranges, forests, and deserts cannot, says nature-based therapist Nick Sharp
The Canadian creative with an audience of 300k+ shares real views on influencing, what makes gear good, and how to make it look even better
Inside "Mountains of the Moon," where skiing, surfing, and rock climbing share a world with the Grateful Dead, magic mushrooms, and glowing skeletons
From Boston’s Emerald Necklace to LA’s hidden stairways, these urban hikes prove you don’t need to leave the city to find adventure
How the real-life Indiana Jones combines cutting edge tech with traditional field work to unearth ancient secrets. Plus the gear he trusts to do it
Contributor Micah Ling just returned from a 6 month road trip through the West Coast's best parks. Here, she shares highlights from the Beaver State
Hands on with the first product from the new women-owned outdoor brand that's reimagining activewear pieces to pull double, sometimes triple, duty
Independent magazines for those dreaming of vast landscapes, pushing boundaries, and a gentler way of being outdoors
The monthly event by Brooklyn outdoor store Outlandish provides city joggers a safe space to try trail. Here's what you need to know to get involved
After establishing a robust line of camping gear and apparel, Zorali is intent on making its products more sustainable instead of adding new designs
A Q&A conversation with waterwoman Lena Kemna, who finds connecting with the ocean has opened her up to pursue even more ambitious goals
Designed to protect eyes from the extreme solar radiation at high altitudes and UV reflections from snow, glacier glasses make function look stylish
Our gear expert has tested thousands of rain shells, day packs, and base layers over the last few decades. Here are the labels he trusts the most.
Reflections on legacy while seeing the torch passed at one of surfing's most legendary contests—at surfing's most deadly wave
Special collection of skis, poles, and pack designed for those who travel the globe chasing storm cycles in search of the best powder skiing
Over the Atlas Mountains and through the Sahara desert, 125 miles in the saddle and an exploration of the Berber approach of finding harmony in nature
Q&A: Director Ben Weiland and photographer Nick Foster discuss creativity, cameras, surf, and their new film "The Search for Volcano Island"