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Despite overwhelming concern for his physical well-being, writer and longtime road cyclist Tom Vanderbilt wanted to see what it felt like to take to the air.

Tramadol has a long history of suspected abuse among cyclists, and now there's enough to data to put it on WADA's banned list

While riding the 2,000-mile Pony Express Trail, I learned that the most dangerous aspect of the Utah desert isn't the heat or the rattlesnakes or the lack of water.

Nothing says "I do" like a small blood sacrifice

Jean-Luc Diard, cofounder of Hoka, has been innovating in the outdoor world for decades, and he's not done yet

Austin Howell soloed harder and more often than almost anyone else in the country, documenting his exploits on Instagram and a podcast. But behind the scenes his mental health was faltering.

Over 7,000 miles on trail, Outside's hiking columnist has tried coffee and caffeine in most every form imaginable. But the humblest one of all taught him something about himself.

Peter Kaestner has traveled the world on an adventure-filled quest to become the first birder to hit 10,000. Ornithologist Jessie Williamson hitched a ride on a rollicking South American mission that involved land, sea and (you guessed it) air.

In 1992, professional skydiver Dan Brodsky-Chenfeld boarded a plane for a routine training jump. The plane crashed, killing sixteen of the twenty-two people onboard. Dan awoke from a coma six weeks later with critical injuries. He would go on to lead the USA 4 and 8-person skydiving teams to multiple world championships.