How Frigid Was Mount Washington this Week? Cold Enough to Freeze Spaghetti Mid-Bite.
Negative 30-degree temperatures plus a plate of noodles make one surprising photo op.
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Negative 30-degree temperatures plus a plate of noodles make one surprising photo op.
Serious snowpack and swollen rivers could make trekking the PCT a more hazardous affair this year—but the full effect of this season's record-setting precip remain to be seen.
A cougar encounter in California ended in an unusual standoff.
When tourists carve graffiti over Native rock art, archeologists do everything they can to remove it. But some of the damage is permanent.
Yellowstone superintendent asked Montana governor to halt hunt.
Some parks will still require reservations.
The new series from Outside follows the World Cup and Olympic champion as she comes back from personal tragedy.
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Three months after the KNP Complex Fire blazed through Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, one of the area's main attractions is welcoming visitors once again.
A 29-year-old man is accused of shooting a National Park Service ranger in the incident on December 8.
On this trip of a lifetime, you'll explore and trek through Katmai National Park in Alaska with Outside's editor in chief Christopher Keyes
The lottery for the hike's new permit system will open on January 3.
Starting in April, visitors will need a timed entry ticket to get entry to Arches.
It's not currently clear what led to what police are describing as an exchange of gunfire outside the park.
Police investigating the poisoning deaths of 8 wolves in Oregon have hit a dead end. Now, wildlife advocates are offering a $36,000 reward for information in the case.
An increase in unregulated and low-altitude flights has pushed the Snoqualmie Indian Tribe to ask the Department of the Interior and FAA for an official flight restriction at Snoqualmie Falls.
In 2022, expect just a little more mileage on the East Coast’s fabled thru-hike.
Outside+ members can now stream this year's film from the comfort of their couch.
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