Outside Magazine

Outside is a U.S. magazine dedicated to outdoor activities and adventures. It launched its first issue in September 1977.

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The Unexpected Fix for Lower Back Pain Relief? Hiking.

1 day ago | outsideonline.com | Korin Miller

Nearly 40 percent of Americans struggle with back pain, making it the most common area of the body for aches. While it's tempting to quit all activity and recuperate in bed with a heating pad, some doctors recommend a different approach for finding relief from back pain: hiking. If your back is throbbing, you probably won't feel like doing much of anything, let alone hitting the trails.
After a Trio of Moose Attacks in Colorado, Officials Warn Dog Owners

1 day ago | outsideonline.com | Owen Clarke

Following a trio of moose attacks in Colorado, state officials are asking dog owners in mountain towns to keep their pets on-leash. The three incidents occurred successive days this past week, in three different Colorado mountain towns. In all three, the people who were attacked were walking dogs when they encountered female moose.
A Ski Mountaineer Is Missing After Falling on Denali

2 days ago | outsideonline.com | Owen Clarke

New perk: Easily find new routes and hidden gems, upcoming running events, and more near you. Your weekly Local Running Newsletter has everything you need to lace up! Subscribe today. A ski mountaineer is missing on Alaska's 20,310-foot Denali. According to a press release from the National Park Service, the 41-year-old skier, who hails from Washington State but has yet to be identified publicly, took a long, unroped fall on Monday, June 2, while on the West Buttress, the mountain's standard route.
"Heat Deaths Rise, Safety Staff Cut." These Billboards Call Out the NPS Cuts.

2 days ago | outsideonline.com | Owen Clarke

New perk: Easily find new routes and hidden gems, upcoming running events, and more near you. Your weekly Local Running Newsletter has everything you need to lace up! Subscribe today. "Greetings from Death Valley National Park," the billboard reads. "Heat deaths rise, safety staff cut.
This Simple Stretch Can Relieve Neck Pain and Improve Posture

2 days ago | outsideonline.com | Calin Van Paris

New perk: Easily find new routes and hidden gems, upcoming running events, and more near you. Your weekly Local Running Newsletter has everything you need to lace up! Subscribe today. Sometimes, the simplest movements can have the most profound impact on your body. Such is the case with adult tummy time, a stretch currently trending on TikTok that invites you to counter the hunching effects of contemporary life with an infant-inspired position.
Even Our Lead Shoe Tester Buys Running Shoes in a Store at Times. Here's Why.

4 days ago | outsideonline.com | Lisa Jhung

New perk: Easily find new routes and hidden gems, upcoming running events, and more near you. Your weekly Local Running Newsletter has everything you need to lace up! Subscribe today. As the co-manager of road and trail running shoe testing for Outside, I receive almost every new shoe released. Despite the hundred or so running shoes in my office, however, I recently found myself buying running shoes in a store.
Would You Inhale Deadly Gas to Boost Endurance? These Athletes Would.

4 days ago | outsideonline.com | Alex Hutchinson

New perk: Easily find new routes and hidden gems, upcoming running events, and more near you. Your weekly Local Running Newsletter has everything you need to lace up! Subscribe today. Back in 1969, naval researchers took blood samples from the crew of a Polaris nuclear submarine over the course of an eight-week patrol. Three-quarters of the sailors were smokers, so carbon monoxide levels were chronically elevated in the sealed confines of the sub.
Gabby Shepard Wants Everyone to Care About the World Below the Surface

4 days ago | outsideonline.com | Lisa Jhung

The first time Gabby Shepard sank below the ocean's surface and took a breath from a scuba tank, her world changed. "Everything melted away," she says. "I was mesmerized. Just totally captivated. I felt like I was doing something that was defying humanity in some way, like I was a superhero able to breathe underwater.
Rescuers Urge Caution After Three Separate Hiking Groups Fall Into Waterfalls

1 week ago | outsideonline.com | Corey Buhay

New perk: Easily find new routes and hidden gems, upcoming running events, and more near you. Your weekly Local Running Newsletter has everything you need to lace up! Subscribe today. Over Memorial Day weekend, search-and-rescue groups in three different states responded to reports of hikers plummeting over waterfalls. The incidents-in California, Virginia, and Utah, respectively-resulted in three serious injuries and one death. The first accident occurred on May 25, in Butte County, California.
Star Parties Are the Wholesome Nature Nerd Gathering You Didn't Know You Needed

1 week ago | outsideonline.com | Stephanie Vermillion

Few venues let you admire the heavens like national parks-particularly during star parties. These events are exactly what they sound like: gatherings of dozens to thousands of night-sky enthusiasts, all focused on watching the cosmos. National park star parties aren't a new phenomenon, but they've become particularly buzzed-about with the recent boom in astrotourism. Take Grand Canyon National Park. In 1991, the park partnered with the to host their first Grand Canyon Star Party.