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This efficient bodyweight routine can be done in three simple moves. bit.ly/478FVja

DarkSky International granted Minnesota’s Voyageurs National Park its top global conservation honor for shielding rare night views and connecting classrooms nationwide to the stars. This recognition comes as new industrial threats loom near the park’s watershed. Tap the link to learn more about the park, this honor, and how you can visit. 📸 1) Daniel Dendler, 2&3) Courtesy of BenjiInniger, 4) Gordy Lindgren outsideonline.com/adventure-…

“I told her all the time, if something happened to her and they got hungry enough, they would eat her. She’d say, ‘Those bears aren’t gonna hurt me. They love me.’" - Shiron Pledger, friend of Kay Grayson. The Bear Lady, Kay Grayson, was best known for her relationship with local black bears, who she called by name and fed from her hands. In early January 2015, Kay's friend Shiron Pledger dropped a meal at Kay’s gate. When it was still there several days later, Pledger reported her missing. All investigators recovered was bones. outsideonline.com/outdoor-ad…

A cooling tee, maximalist running shoes, a massage gun, and 10 other gifts that will make workouts all that more enjoyable for the fitness freak in your life. outsideonline.com/outdoor-ge…

Scientists crunch a massive dataset to measure the endurance-sapping effects of mountain (and foothill) air. outsideonline.com/health/tra…

Turned off by the one-upmanship and addictive nature of fitness tracking, a reader contemplates giving it up for good outsideonline.com/culture/op…

From $16 night tickets to heavy snow, these university hubs offer world-class winter recreation right outside the classroom for students and locals alike. outsideonline.com/adventure-…

These are the greatest long walks in the world... Full list: bit.ly/4r084Bx

Getting rid of my second car not only reduced my carbon footprint, it also made my life better. outsideonline.com/outdoor-ad…

When Jennifer Nelson drowned in an unmarked Colorado mine shaft, it took hours for rescuers to find her. Officials believe tens of thousands of hidden pits are scattered across the American West. In Outside's newest long-read piece, Outside contributor Roman Stubbs visited the mine to try to understand what happened on the final day of her life, and bring awareness to the complex issues and dangers associated with these abandoned mines. Tap the link to read the full story. 📹️ Roman Stubbs 📸 Courtesy of Getty Images, Courtesy of Jeff Rivera, Courtesy of Roman Stubbs outsideonline.com/outdoor-ad…

A recent fatality of a Colorado climber on a via ferrata raises concerns about their safety. We talk to experts to discuss what to know before you go. bit.ly/4Ap30dI

After massive swells pulled a visitor into the ocean at dusk, responders navigated violent surf to pull her from offshore rocks. The incident highlights how long-period waves can catch beachgoers off guard even during low tide. outsideonline.com/outdoor-ad…

A new interactive map reveals dozens of massive AI data center proposals closing in on America’s public lands, from Horseshoe Bend to the Grand Canyon. outsideonline.com/outdoor-ad…

A seasoned tailgater shares the five pieces of gear that elevate every parking-lot party—even in the dead of winter bit.ly/4BXBcig

Tune in as Outside contributor Amelia Arvesen shares three different travel bags that make great gifts. Click the link to read our full travel gift guide. 📹️ Amelia Arvesen outsideonline.com/outdoor-ge…

A Super El Niño could bring supersized and wild weather this winter. Our contributor @jenniferbroometravel, a TV meteorologist with 30 years of weather forecasting experience, shares with us the mountain towns most likely to get dumped on the most this winter. Mammoth and Telluride are on her list, plus some surprises in Arizona and New Mexico, and a few wild cards to watch. Click the link to read the full list. 📸 1) Courtesy of Getty Images, 2) Peter Morning, Courtesy of Arizona Snowbowl, Thaniel Cebulla bit.ly/4eYm6iI