A woman left food and shelter out for a stray cat and then “entire f-ing zoo” of animals came to her porch to dine. Watch here.

A group of people in Asheville pulled a black bear cub from a tree to take some photos. Turns out, someone else was taking a video of them.

Feeling hungry? Here are the best camping cookware sets for when you’re getting ready for your meal when your home is in the woods.

British bodybuilder and ex-soldier Mikey Copeland became the first person to climb the highest peak in Africa with a refrigerator strapped to his back.

In 2022, Jack “Quadzilla” Jones accomplished The Calendar Year Triple Crown, a rare hiking feat. We talked to him about the experience.

Looking forward to running in 2024? Here is a roundup up of some of the top trail and road running events to look forward to.

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.

Ready to enhance your camping meals? Here’s how to choose the best camping griddle for you and your family.

North Carolina is home to many beautiful wonders. Here are five things you didn’t know about Hiking in North Carolina.

Bear Grylls’s favorite foods to forage in temperate regions include dandelions, acorns and wild garlic. Some even have nutritional value.