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    • Utah

      2019 Pursuit Series Kicked Off In Utah

      The Outbound's first Pursuit event of 2019 kicked off at at Snowbasin Resort in Utah and it was a success! Attendees came from all over -- two countries and 29 states -- and spanned all ages --14 to 70 years old. Despite different backgrounds, everyone came together at the event creating a real ...
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    • Colorado

      5 Days, 5 Ski Mountains: A Powder-Fueled Road Trip Through Colorado

      Are you ready for a challenge? This winter, take a road trip that tackles the slopes of five different ski resorts over five days. Where is this nirvana, you ask? Why, Colorado, of course. Colorado is home to some of the most sought-after Ikon Pass destinations in the United States. With your Iko...
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    • Huntington, Utah

      Black Diamond Women's Momentum Climbing Shoe Review

      Throughout the past few years Black Diamond has been making a push towards the climbing shoe market. Black Diamond has pretty much dominated the US climbing market when it came to quickdraws, cams, and ice tools. Previously named Chouinard Equipment, Black Diamond has been at the forefront of the...
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    • Boulder, Colorado

      Find Your Home at the Boulder A-Lodge This Summer

      Just three miles from Pearl Street, tucked in Fourmile Canyon, the Boulder Adventure Lodge—or A-Lodge, as it's called—is waiting for you. Co-founders and co-owners of the A-Lodge, Asa Firestone and Kris Klauber, are serious about providing the best access to Boulder's adventures, and an amenities...
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    • San Francisco, California

      5 Calf-Crushing Trail Runs in the San Francisco Bay Area

      If you’ve ever explored San Francisco, one thing you might have noticed are all those brutally steep hills. When you’re just trying to get to a friend’s place or grab a bite, they sure are an unwanted pain in the calves. But if you’re looking to get a workout in, the hills all over the Bay Area a...
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    • Montana

      7 Reasons to Visit NW Montana in the Summer

      Montana is a state that caters to outdoor enthusiasts, and there are many activities in NW Montana that showcases this. The entire state of Montana is a treasure, but NW Montana is a special part – a part of Montana that brings together many of the awe-inspiring components that make up the treasu...
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    • Georgia

      10 Beautiful Photos From Georgia's Island Camping Paradise

      Full of unbeatable natural beauty and a rich history, Cumberland Island is a must-do for anyone looking for an adventure in Georgia. The island is home to undeveloped beaches, pristine maritime forests, and historic ruins. Plus, with several options for peaceful campsites, you’ll want to spend mo...
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    • Florida

      Eager to Visit Florida? Why February is the Best Time to go

      Enjoyable ClimateThis one has a few different aspects to fully consider. Obviously, February is going to bring cooler temperatures compared to the spring and summer months. But winter in February feels like spring to many other places in the country. The average temperature ranges between 64*F an...
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    • Yakutat, Alaska

      Outbound Reviewed: ​Arc’teryx Cerium SL Hoody

      Getting cold is the worst but bringing too much bulk can also be a hassle making it tempting to leave some of your layers at home. As an avid outdoor adventurer I am on a never-ending quest to find the best value when it comes to warmth, weight, and space, and the Arc’teryx Cerium SL Hoody proved...
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    • Mount Whitney, California

      Outbound Reviewed: Backpacking Mt. Whitney with the Gregory Baltoro 65

      Standing at 14,497 feet, Mt. Whitney is the highest mountain in the lower 48 states. It’s a long arduous trip to the summit that begins with securing coveted permits and ends after six thousand feet of elevation gain from the starting point at Whitney Portal. Since you typically get one shot to s...
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    • Sun Valley, Idaho

      Outbound Reviewed: DaKine Women's Mountain Bike Apparel

      Ten years ago I took my first "real" mountain bike ride on a single track trail in Sun Valley, Idaho. Decked out in sneakers, hiking shorts, and a running shirt, I huffed and puffed my way up the trail to an overlook of the town of Ketchum. Though I still usually wear sneakers when I mountain bik...
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    • Colorado

      Review: MountainSmith K9 Dog Pack

      After carrying Riley’s water bottles, bowls, treats, doggie bags, booties, and paw wax for many years I had decided it was time that Riley started contributing by carrying his own weight on our hiking adventures.  Dog Pack designs have developed extensively in popularity and practicality in rece...
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    • Rockaway Beach, New York

      A Family Trip to Surf the Rockaways in January

      Rockaway Beach was quite something in the early 1900’s. As the primary summer destination for city folk, Rockaway in 1900 looked more like a small New England surf town today complete with densely stacked bungalows. But this all changed in the 1930’s when New York City’s Parks Commissioner, Rober...
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    • Akron, Ohio

      #EveryoneOutside City Project leader spotlight: Lindsey Wyckoff

      We are SO excited to introduce our newest #EveryoneOutside film released last week!  Meet Lindsey Wyckoff The #EveryoneOutside Film series focuses on #EveryoneOutside City Project leaders from across the country. This spotlight centers on Lindsey Wyckoff in Akron, OH. These spotlight films ce...
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    • Utah

      Spend 3 Minutes Flying Over Southern Utah's Dixie National Forest

      The folks at More Than Just Parks, one of my favorite film production teams, are working with the U.S. Forest Service and the nonprofit organization Salmon Valley Stewardship to promote the recreation in and conservation of our national forests with Your Forests. Your Future. In creating films, i...
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    • Nevada

      WATCH: StateScapes, Nevada

      Nevada, stark empty deserts, big cold mountains, and abstract desert artwork. Growing up in southern Nevada I experienced all of this and it grew on me. I crave it. I love dark hot summer nights sleeping under the glowing sky of Gold Butte and hiking the big snowy peaks of the Ruby Mountain with ...
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