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Lighter Life and Bigger Days

Jul 10, 2026 |

By Graham Averill

| Outside Magazine

Be nimble in the way you think, pack, and plan-and let the adventures begin

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What Travelers Need to Know About This Summer’s Raging Wildfires

Jul 10, 2026 |

By Jen Murphy

| Outside Magazine

As a Colorado resident, I’m no stranger to wildfire. Even if the blazes are miles away, you can still experience hazy skies and smoky air. My 69-year-old mother was meant to be visiting from New Jersey in June, at a time when the state had 16 active wildfires. Most of our plans revolved around being active outside. In the lead-up to her trip, I considered postponing. I was already nervous about taking her to the ski town of Breckenridge because of the altitude.

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If You’re Ambitious About Running, Get a Shoe to Match

Jul 09, 2026 | Outside Magazine

You don’t have to be a “serious” runner to take running seriously. You just have to be passionate about reaching your potential. The brand-new HOKA Clifton PRO was built for runners who push themselves to do better and need a shoe that can help them do it. The Clifton PRO is a high-performance trainer for runners who strive to get the most out of themselves, day in and day out. It’s for those who look forward to track workouts, grind out their long runs, and love the feeling of hard-earned fatigue.

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"It Would Not Be Deterred.” Campers Forced to Flee Midnight Bear Attack in Bighorn National Forest.

Jul 09, 2026 |

By Owen Clarke

| Outside Magazine

A black bear attacked a campsite in Wyoming’s Bighorn National Forest in early July, ignoring attempts by two campers and their four dogs trying to scare the animal away. Now, experts say the bear’s unusual behavior signals its comfort with humans and could become a dangerous problem in the future. On July 5, two women, Shonna Dehl and Maggie Basset, were camping near Fool Creek, a scenic drainage in the northern part of the forest.

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The Life-Saving Summer Hiking Trick Every Dog Owner Needs To Know

Jul 09, 2026 |

By Madison Dapcevich

| Outside Magazine

Just like humans, dogs are sensitive to heat. An incident involving an overheated dog can quickly become deadly. Nearly half of all cases of heatstroke in dogs are fatal, with hundreds of dogs dying in the U.S. every year. New research suggests that most pet owners are incorrectly treating their dogs for heat stroke. Instead of pouring water on a dog to cool it off, an owner should instead dunk the dog’s head in water.

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The One Travel Essential You Might Be Forgetting

Jul 09, 2026 |

By Brian Higgins

| Outside Magazine

You probably have car insurance for the type of vehicle you drive. The same is true for travel insurance: It should cover the specific activities on your itinerary. If you’re traveling halfway across the world to enjoy a carefully planned outdoor experience—skiing Japan powder, climbing the Alps, rafting in Patagonia—you deserve to be present in the moment, not worrying about what could go wrong. SOVENTURE has your back with adventure travel insurance plans that cover specific sports and scenarios.

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We Tested 600+ Pieces of Summer Gear. These Are the 15 Everyone Wanted to Keep.

Jul 09, 2026 | Outside Magazine

Table of Contents •Camping Gear•Hiking Gear•Backpacking Gear•Running/Fitness Gear•Mountain Biking Gear There are media outlets out there that publish “buyer’s guides” for the best coolers without actually trying said coolers in real life, or timing how long each cooler retains ice when left in the boiling sun, or dropping a cooler off a cliff to see how durable it actually is. Outside is not one of those outlets.

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Rob Lea Finished the Double Seven Challenge Covered in Diaper Cream and Cow Udder Balm

Jul 09, 2026 |

By Kristen Geil

| Outside Magazine

Completing the Double Seven Challenge—an epic years-long quest to climb the Seven Summits and swim the Oceans Seven—requires a finely tuned gear kit with stress-tested equipment, backups of backups, and a staggering amount of liquid food. But when Rob Lea completed the challenge on June 30, it was partially thanks to something you’re more likely to find in a diaper bag than in a professional gear kit: diaper rash cream.

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Steve Pearce Just Took Over the BLM. We Asked Him What He Plans to Do to Our Public Lands.

Jul 09, 2026 |

By Jayme Moye

| Outside Magazine

Steve Pearce, a longtime veteran of the oil and gas industry, was recently named the director of the BLM. We asked Pearce how he plans to weight conservation and recreation against the demands of industry.

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In Defense of a Little Loneliness: A Lesson From Self-Reliant Outdoorsman Dick Proenneke

Jul 09, 2026 |

By Jason Nark

| Outside Magazine

After a divorce, I traveled to Alaska for healing and inspiration, following the footsteps of a legendary outdoorsman. What I discovered about the “male loneliness epidemic” wasn’t a cure—it was a way to live. Resurrection Bay with snowcapped mountains in background. (Photo: Getty) On the longest solo trip of my life, I stepped off a two-seat float plane onto the rocky shore of Upper Twin Lake in Alaska’s Lake Clark National Park.

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Lighter Life and Bigger Days

What Travelers Need to Know About This Summer’s Raging Wildfires

If You’re Ambitious About Running, Get a Shoe to Match

"It Would Not Be Deterred.” Campers Forced to Flee Midnight Bear Attack in Bighorn National Forest.

The Life-Saving Summer Hiking Trick Every Dog Owner Needs To Know

The One Travel Essential You Might Be Forgetting

We Tested 600+ Pieces of Summer Gear. These Are the 15 Everyone Wanted to Keep.

Rob Lea Finished the Double Seven Challenge Covered in Diaper Cream and Cow Udder Balm

Steve Pearce Just Took Over the BLM. We Asked Him What He Plans to Do to Our Public Lands.

In Defense of a Little Loneliness: A Lesson From Self-Reliant Outdoorsman Dick Proenneke

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