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Trail running looks intimidating from the outside — all those people flying down mountain singletrack in tiny shorts. The truth? It's more accessible than it looks. Here's how to get started without wrecking yourself.
The 10 Essentials aren't a suggestion — they're what keeps a bad situation from becoming a dangerous one. Here's the updated list, and the gear we actually recommend for each category.
A good hydration vest is the single most important piece of running gear after your shoes. We've tested the top options so you don't have to — here are our picks for every type of runner.
After years on the trail, we've narrowed it down: these are the best hiking boots available right now, from budget-friendly options under $100 to premium boots that'll last a decade.
Forest Park in Portland, Oregon is one of the largest urban forests in the US — and one of the best places to trail run on the West Coast. Over 80 miles of trails, right in the city.
The Slickrock Bike Trail is one of the most legendary mountain bike rides in the world. It's also one of the most technically demanding. Here's what you need to know before you clip in.
Angels Landing is one of the most iconic — and most nerve-wracking — hikes in the American Southwest. Chains bolted into sandstone are all that stand between you and 1,488 feet of air. Here's everything you need to know.
The Bear Lake Loop is one of the most accessible and rewarding hikes in Rocky Mountain National Park. At just 4.7 miles with minimal elevation gain, it's the perfect introduction to Colorado alpine scenery.
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