Why hike into a remote, off-the-grid hut when you can bike in instead?

Just one year after purchasing Crystal Mountain Resort in Washington from his family’s Boyne Resorts, John Kircher decided to sell his ski area to Alterra Mountain Company, now making Crystal an Ikon Pass destination. Here’s why he did it.

I chatted with an NPR reporter about my experiences on the highest peak in the Lower 48 and why more people need to be willing to turn around before reaching the summit.

Devon Yanko was sexually abused as a teenager. It took hundreds of miles for her to run away from the trauma.

Imagine a future where a robot checks you into your hotel, carries your luggage through the airport, and tunes your skis. Turns out, that future is already here.

Tim Conibear started a surf therapy program in Cape Town that's helping thousands of kids discover both surfing and a sense of community.

Sure, you'll sleep in an awesome place, but at these pads, the owners are what really make your stay exceptional.

The trailer for Teton Gravity Research’s new ski film, Far Out, dropped online today. The most surprising star of this year’s film? A preteen grom named Kai Jones, who grew up, quite literally, in the TGR family.

From pop-up bungalows in the woods to durable bubbles on a vineyard, these cozy abodes offer real escape.

Catch this summer's night sky in full force in one of these perfectly dark locales.

Missing winter? Here's where to get your shred on well into July.

A good breakfast the morning of a big race might be just as important as your training leading up to the day. Here’s what top runners eat before they run.

While not as famous as some of their siblings, these parks offer stunning sights without all the people.

It’s been years since someone has touched the world record for most vertical feet skied in 24 hours. But now, suddenly, ultrarunners from Montana to Norway are going head-to-head to earn the most vert.

If a high-profile volcano (think: Hawaii’s Kilauea) shows signs of instability, it’s Michael Poland’s job to reassure us that everything is going to be okay.