A large number of people will be flooding rural areas on August 21st hoping for a glimpse of the incredible coast-to-coast solar eclipse. If you are one of them, the best way to see the eclipse may be to find off-road and remote areas where…
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Okay, we might be exaggerating a little bit, as the founder of Packing It Out Seth Orne has had some help. He started his initiative back in 2014, and its mission is to rehabilitate wild spaces and trails all over North America, leaving the places…
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For most of us, it would be considered extreme to run a kayak off a 70-foot waterfall, but it’s just another day at the office for Rafa Ortiz. This Mexican kayaker has now garnered a massive legion of fans by hurling his kayak down 100-foot…
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Trailblazing and Gerry Lopez are old acquaintances. When the Pipeline was first starting to get some serious surfers back in the late 60’s and early 70’s, he was the man to beat. He had an undeniable connection with the wave, and his finesse and prowess…
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El Capitan, a vertical rock formation located in Yosemite National Park, California was the site of two firsts recently. Alex Honnold was the first to solo climb the colossal wall via Freerider, doing it with no gear whatsoever, but just the clothes on his back.…
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Usain Bolt’s retirement party plans were thwarted by Justin Gatlin, who won the gold medal at the World Athletics Championships in London. Gatlin, a 35-year old American has been banned twice early in his career for doping offenses and stunned the crowd by taking first…
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Two Rancho San Joaquin, CA residents were on their way to a hike when they were able to get incredible footage of a close encounter with a bear. The furry beast opened the door to an elderly couple’s car not once, but twice! Somehow the…
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We’re sure this video will make your heart race. Professional bike rider Vittorio Brumotti takes his passion to new heights, riding on the edge of the Grand Canyon, whose depths reach a whopping 6,093 feet. Brumotti is no stranger to risking life and limb performing…
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Mora Mora is a notoriously difficult climb. Tucked away in the remote Tsaranoro Valley, Mora Mora is a 12-pitch 5.14b (8c) climb that clocks in at 700 meters (2,300 feet). It is one of the most challenging routes in the world. First climbed by Francisco Blanco and Toti Vales in 1999, it has seen just one free climb since, by Czech…
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The Vans U.S. Open of Surfing, hosted in Huntington Beach, CA wrapped up on August 6th. WTC competitor and local surfer Kanoa Igarashi took the win at the Men’s 1000 event for the World Qualifying Series. This event is known as being one of the…
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