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They're our answer to the Andes or the Himalayas, the 80-plus mountains scattered across Colorado, California, Alaska and Washington that soar above 14,000 feet.

For many people, it's like a dream come true: a new study indicates that wheat beer reduces post-marathon muscle inflammation and respiratory illness.  

The study, which was called...

Tragedy struck the famed Newport Beach-to-Ensenada yacht race early Saturday morning, April 28. At 1:30am, a boat disappeared from the race’s online tracking system.

Billabong’s 12th annual XXL Global Big Wave Awards are happening this Friday, May 4, which means one thing—the 35 most ridiculously a

The better part of strategy in professional cycling rests upon the physical principle of drafting.

Wood as a frame-building medium is not entirely new.

"Italian cycling culture meets the world's greatest city."  That's the inviting premise of New York City's second annual 

Preceding the release of Patagonia founder Yvon Chouinard's new book, "The Responsible Company,&quo

As much as I’d like trail running to be a purely minimalist sport, the fact remains that long runs—the kind where you leave the indignities of modern life behind to become one with the

Unless you’ve got a few hundred extra square feet laying around and a very understanding spouse, chances are there's no home indoor climbing room in your near future.

Although Lib Tech is just debuting its new surfboard design this year, company founder Mike Olsen says he’s been shaping surfboards since before the Canadian skateboard company ever made its