You probably think that if you want to build stamina and endurance, you should head out for a really long bike ride or run, but that’s not the case. Long runs or bike rides should be part of your training program if you are training…
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The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) defines hypothermia as the “preventable lowering of the core body temperature to or below 95 degrees Fahrenheit.” It is estimated that yearly, over 600 people die from hypothermia in the US. The population most at risk for hypothermia is…
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Long rides are not for everyone. While some of you may love long rides, others find it difficult to keep up the motivation as their boredom levels start to soar. So, how do you keep yourself from losing interest and taking the shorter route home? …
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The inspirational snow sports filmmaker, Warren Miller, has sadly passed away at his home on Orcas Island at an impressive age of 93. Over the span of Miller’s career, he made over 500 films, mostly related to the outdoor sports niche. His death was announced…
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The Faroe Islands are located in the North Atlantic Ocean, just off the north tip of Scotland and south of Iceland. Meaning ‘sheep islands’, the mountainous landscapes offer unrivaled views of dramatic coastlines, undeniably beautiful waterfalls, and rugged terrains. If you wouldn’t have been able…
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It was November 24th in 1973 when the US Navy DC-3 plane was forced to crash land on the stunning black sand beach of Sólheimasandur, Iceland. Nobody is entirely sure why the plane was forced to hit the beach but it is largely speculated that…
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Toad & Co Airvoyant Puff Jacket // $179.00 I prefer for everything I own to have a story and to accompany me on whatever adventure I decide to take on. The coat is no different. It’s been on trails, road trips, and cross-country flights. After field testing for…
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Most unforgettable New Zealand beaches New Zealand can be considered heaven for anyone who loves to spend time at the beach, be it surfing, kayaking, snorkeling or just laying out on the sand with a cold drink. This country boasts of more than 9,000 miles…
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Hikers and thru-hikers worldwide are now rediscovering the Camino de Santiago in Spain, which some consider to be the original thru-hike. Packing the right gear and clothes will make your Camino experience that much more enjoyable, so if you’re thinking of taking off for a…
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These ski runs may be some of the world’s most treacherous, but every true skier should attempt at least one of them before they die. There’s no better way of testing your skills than sliding down a mountain with ice patches, slick turns, and extremely…
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