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I first became aware of Freddie Wilkinson in 2009, when Ed Viesturs and I were writing K2: Life and Death on the World’s Most Dangerous Mountain.

You don’t have to own a Top Chef-class RV to whip up a nice backcountry meal.

Some marketing exec at Leatherman is sitting around one Saturday morning, probably stoned, watching Masters of the Universe and eating his third El Capitan-sized bowl of Crunchberries.

If you were to take a very large breath and plunge seven miles down to the Challenger Deep, the deepest part of the world’s oceans, you would not, as it is commonly assumed, be crushed like a

The Discovery Channel has fired British survival expert Bear Grylls, the gregarious host of the network’s Man Vs. Wild show.

Watch what you eat the night before

The great thing about kayaking is that it’s a one-time investment. No lift tickets and no (or relatively few) day passes are required. Just get out the boat, put in and start paddling.

Indian Clubs are a well-established training tool that have been rightly referred to as "jump rope for the upper body.”

A well-intentioned drive from Panama to California and back ended up as a three-week drive to Oaxaca and a five-month trip back.

How much do you know about Hawaii? Besides the Seven Mile Miracle, I mean. Besides Pipeline and Waimea Bay.

For two overcast, breezy days in Kortrijk, Belgium, a fleet of journalists took to the roads aboard Trek’s new Domane endurance bike.

Kimmy Fasani was the first female snowboarder to land a double backflip in the park and backcountry—a tremendous achievement in women’s snowboarding.