BMX isn’t for the casual cyclist. However, this new video from a professional rider doing a front flip proves why it’s his job.

Looking to start a new hobby in 2024? Here’s why choosing the best entry-level mountain bike will make your rides even better.

Here is a look at the 10 most popular Outdoors.com stories in 2023, plus some great ones you may have missed.

Every year, people do amazing things in the great outdoors. Getting away from society and into the wilderness is always an incredible opportunity to get to know yourself better. It’s also a way to push yourself past your own self-imposed limits. When we go outdoors, we learn two things at once—how small we are in relation to the world, and how we are inextricably a part of it. 

It’s an incredible feeling to be the first recorded person to do something amazing. It’s equally incredible to attempt something difficult, overcome obstacles, and—whether or not you accomplish what you set out to do—find yourself somewhere new and exciting. The most amazing part of this year has been the human stories that emerge from our outdoor culture and the people that make it up. 

Here are a few of those stories, those people outdoors, that we’d like to celebrate in our Outdoors people of the year list as 2023 comes to a close.

A new narrative is emerging in mountain biking where girls and women participate, excel, and redefine the sport’s boundaries.

You should head to Pisgah National Forest if you’re looking to avoid the crowds in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Here’s why.

If you’re looking for a bike rack that will fit on the back of any car, you’re in luck because the Thule Passage Bike Rack is made for you.

A professional mountain biker decided to leave the dirt behind and instead bomb down a set of stairs in Hong Kong.

Multiple studies prove being in nature is beneficial for veterans. This includes taking part in outdoor activities.

Professional extreme athletes are forced to the boundaries further and further. Daring outdoor adventures and new tricks make what was once impossible into a new reality. It’s the only way for sports like BMX to progress.