Journalist Dougald MacDonald chooses the handful of notable
ascents from 2007 that point to the future of climbing, from the hardest rock
climbs to the most impressive alpine routes.
GreatOutdoors.com ski correspondent Andrew McLean gives us a behind the scenes look at the film Steep. Two years in the making, Steep depicts the highlights of modern big mountain skiing.
Watching the Northern lights from a good hundred miles
inside the Arctic Circle.
Follow along on GreatOutdoors.com as renowned race photographer Beth Schneider covers the 94th Tour de France with daily photos and dispatches.
This trip is proof that hiking is a great way to enhance international travel.
MacGillivray Freeman Films comes up with the most exciting mountain IMAX film since Everest.
Set sail among the Greek islands on a classic multisport expedition where self indulgence and a sense of history converge.
With the last of three qualifying events now concluded, a total of 34 teams remain in contention for The Raid World Championships scheduled for Quebec in September.
Sublime powder, weird weather and potentially deadly avalanches make for a few weeks of love and loathing and first descents in the mountains of Iceland
An excerpt from Peter Potterfield's new book on the world's best hiking routes.
An unforgettable 100-kilometer backcountry odyssey following Sweden's famed Kungsleden trail through the heart of Lappland, Europe's last true wilderness.
Silver medal-winning skier Bode Miller became the first American to win a World Cup ski championship since Phil Mahre took top honors more than two decades ago, but the New Englander could not catch Hermanm Maier for the overall title.
The 2000 Tour de France will feature five stages with hors categorie
climbs. Defending champ Lance Armstrong will face one day high in the
Pyrenees, one day in Provence (Mount Ventoux), and three days in the
high Alps.