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A Snowstorm Blew Over Mount Washington. More than 20 Hikers Were Trapped.
Oct 27, 2025
A Snowstorm Blew Over Mount Washington. More than 20 Hikers Were Trapped.
Oct 27, 2025
Oct 27, 2025
Two Hikers Were Struck By Lightning on Arizona's Tallest Peak
Oct 24, 2025
Two Hikers Were Struck By Lightning on Arizona's Tallest Peak
Oct 24, 2025
Oct 24, 2025
Prosecutors Offer Trail Runner Plea Deal After He Is Found Guilty of Cutting Switchback
Oct 22, 2025
Prosecutors Offer Trail Runner Plea Deal After He Is Found Guilty of Cutting Switchback
Oct 22, 2025
Oct 22, 2025
“I Am a Different Person”: Inside the First Ascent of an Unclimbed Himalayan Giant
Oct 20, 2025
“I Am a Different Person”: Inside the First Ascent of an Unclimbed Himalayan Giant
Oct 20, 2025
Oct 20, 2025
Cars Keep Hitting Moose Near Grand Teton National Park. Experts Aren’t Sure Why.
Oct 20, 2025
Cars Keep Hitting Moose Near Grand Teton National Park. Experts Aren’t Sure Why.
Oct 20, 2025
Oct 20, 2025
Jim Morrison Just Became the First Person to Ski Mount Everest’s Hardest Route
Oct 16, 2025
Jim Morrison Just Became the First Person to Ski Mount Everest’s Hardest Route
Oct 16, 2025
Oct 16, 2025
Two Hikers in British Columbia Were Hospitalized After a Grizzly Attack
Oct 15, 2025
Two Hikers in British Columbia Were Hospitalized After a Grizzly Attack
Oct 15, 2025
Oct 15, 2025
The Tail End of the Head Beginning
Oct 14, 2025
The Tail End of the Head Beginning
Oct 14, 2025
Oct 14, 2025
Backpackers Rescued From Icy Alpine Pass in Sierra Nevada
Oct 13, 2025
Backpackers Rescued From Icy Alpine Pass in Sierra Nevada
Oct 13, 2025
Oct 13, 2025
Locals Have Kept Great Smoky Mountains National Park Fully Open During Shutdown
Oct 11, 2025
Locals Have Kept Great Smoky Mountains National Park Fully Open During Shutdown
Oct 11, 2025
Oct 11, 2025
Owen Clarke
A Snowstorm Blew Over Mount Washington. More than 20 Hikers Were Trapped.
Oct 27

Oct 27 A Snowstorm Blew Over Mount Washington. More than 20 Hikers Were Trapped.

Owen Clarke
News, Outside

Officials said the hikers were “ill-prepared” for winter weather. New Hampshire is one of a few states now levying fines on rescued hikers deemed to have entered the wilderness unprepared. Could they pay?

Two Hikers Were Struck By Lightning on Arizona's Tallest Peak
Oct 24

Oct 24 Two Hikers Were Struck By Lightning on Arizona's Tallest Peak

Owen Clarke
Outside, News

Arizona is among the states with the highest number of lightning deaths and injuries.

Prosecutors Offer Trail Runner Plea Deal After He Is Found Guilty of Cutting Switchback
Oct 22

Oct 22 Prosecutors Offer Trail Runner Plea Deal After He Is Found Guilty of Cutting Switchback

Owen Clarke
Outside, News

The endurance athlete shaved a sliver off the standard 13-mile route, taking an informal trail to cut a switchback.

“I Am a Different Person”: Inside the First Ascent of an Unclimbed Himalayan Giant
Oct 20

Oct 20 “I Am a Different Person”: Inside the First Ascent of an Unclimbed Himalayan Giant

Owen Clarke
Climbing

Benjamin Védrines says his first ascent of Jannu East (24,501ft) with Nicolas Jean is more meaningful than any in his career.

Cars Keep Hitting Moose Near Grand Teton National Park. Experts Aren’t Sure Why.
Oct 20

Oct 20 Cars Keep Hitting Moose Near Grand Teton National Park. Experts Aren’t Sure Why.

Owen Clarke
News, Outside

A one-mile stretch in Jackson, Wyoming, has seen an uptick in vehicles colliding with moose, nearly all of which have killed the animal.

Jim Morrison Just Became the First Person to Ski Mount Everest’s Hardest Route
Oct 16

Oct 16 Jim Morrison Just Became the First Person to Ski Mount Everest’s Hardest Route

Owen Clarke
Outside, News

Located on the peak’s North Face, the Hornbein has captivated mountaineers since Tom Hornbein and Willi Unsoeld made its first ascent in 1963. Morrison’s party was only the sixth to ascend the route, and the first since 1991.

Two Hikers in British Columbia Were Hospitalized After a Grizzly Attack
Oct 15

Oct 15 Two Hikers in British Columbia Were Hospitalized After a Grizzly Attack

Owen Clarke
Outside, News

Grizzly attacks are common in the spring, when sows are defending their cubs, and in the fall during hyperfagia, a period of extensive eating to prepare for winter.

The Tail End of the Head Beginning
Oct 14

Oct 14 The Tail End of the Head Beginning

Owen Clarke
Dead Foot Collective

An account of my Saturday and Sunday, concerning ouroboros and lost time and watering the plants on the shelf.

Backpackers Rescued From Icy Alpine Pass in Sierra Nevada
Oct 13

Oct 13 Backpackers Rescued From Icy Alpine Pass in Sierra Nevada

Owen Clarke
Outside, News

Responders spent six hours rescuing the two, who were stuck on a sheer and rocky couloir deep in the Sierra Nevada.

Locals Have Kept Great Smoky Mountains National Park Fully Open During Shutdown
Oct 11

Oct 11 Locals Have Kept Great Smoky Mountains National Park Fully Open During Shutdown

Owen Clarke
Outside, News

One donor compared visiting a national park with no rangers to visiting Disney World without Mickey Mouse.

BASE Jumping is Illegal in National Parks, But Thrill-Seekers Jump from El Cap Every Year.
Oct 10

Oct 10 BASE Jumping is Illegal in National Parks, But Thrill-Seekers Jump from El Cap Every Year.

Owen Clarke
News, Outside

Although BASE jumping is not allowed in national parks, sources tell Outside the activity is not all that uncommon.

What It’s Like to Climb California’s Highest Peaks in a Continuous 89-Hour Push
Oct 10

Oct 10 What It’s Like to Climb California’s Highest Peaks in a Continuous 89-Hour Push

Owen Clarke
Outside

Ultrarunner Olivia Amber recently spent four days running over California’s highest peaks to set the fastest known female time on the famed Norman’s 13 route. Amber shares the highs and lows of the journey.

At 86, Carlos Soria is the Oldest Person to Summit an 8,000m Peak
Oct 2

Oct 2 At 86, Carlos Soria is the Oldest Person to Summit an 8,000m Peak

Owen Clarke
Climbing, News

After climbing the 8,163-meter Manaslu, Soria shares his advice on training, seeking summits, and accepting change.

Officials Identify Body of Third Hunter Found Dead in Colorado
Oct 1

Oct 1 Officials Identify Body of Third Hunter Found Dead in Colorado

Owen Clarke
Outside, News

Todd Shoulders, 54, died in the South San Juan Wilderness, just ten miles away from where two other hunters were recently killed by lightning.

This Small, Low-Tech Piece of Equipment Might Be Your Kit's Most Important
Oct 1

Oct 1 This Small, Low-Tech Piece of Equipment Might Be Your Kit's Most Important

Owen Clarke
Outside, News

A hiker was just rescued from a Colorado peak after blowing a simple rescue whistle. The lesson? Satellite messengers are great, but low-tech tools have their place in a safety kit, too.

A Colorado Climber Died After Falling from a Via Ferrata in Colorado
Sep 29

Sep 29 A Colorado Climber Died After Falling from a Via Ferrata in Colorado

Owen Clarke
Outside, News

Officials say that the 26-year-old victim was rappelling from the popular Mount Blue Sky route when she suffered a fatal accident.

If the Government Shuts Down, Should National Parks, Too?
Sep 26

Sep 26 If the Government Shuts Down, Should National Parks, Too?

Owen Clarke
Outside, News

That’s what a group of former National Park Service employees is urging in light of a looming federal shutdown.

Chuck Norris Celebrates 85th Birthday by Climbing Lassen Peak
Sep 24

Sep 24 Chuck Norris Celebrates 85th Birthday by Climbing Lassen Peak

Owen Clarke
Outside, News

The iconic American action star hiked Northern California’s 10,457-foot Lassen Peak.

Two Climbers Died on Mt. Shasta’s Easiest Route. What Went Wrong?
Sep 23

Sep 23 Two Climbers Died on Mt. Shasta’s Easiest Route. What Went Wrong?

Owen Clarke
Climbing

Both parties were on the non-technical Clear Creek route. We spoke with the local sheriff’s office and Shasta’s lead climbing ranger to find out what happened, and why.

Signs Referencing Climate Change, Slavery, and Other ‘Improper’ Topics Removed from National Park Sites
Sep 22

Sep 22 Signs Referencing Climate Change, Slavery, and Other ‘Improper’ Topics Removed from National Park Sites

Owen Clarke
Outside, News

The “Save Our Signs” project is attempting to archive as many signs as possible before they are removed, and hopes park visitors will contribute.

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