Team Relay Races in St. Louis
Most people think of running as an individual sport, just [...]
Most people think of running as an individual sport, just [...]
Thinking of tackling Missouri’s rugged 300-mile Ozark Trail? Our writer hits the path to share what it takes. Spoiler: It’s not for the faint of heart.
Starting a business is hard. Keeping it thriving is even harder. Here, we highlight six outdoor brands headquartered in Missouri that excel in both quality and creativity.
The Show Me State expands its cycling network with USBR 51, a new north-south route linking scenic roadways and trails.
From bikes and brews to dragon boats and indie films, these upcoming St. Louis events promise equal parts fun, fundraising, and fresh air.
Nobody wants to capsize when they're canoeing. Big Muddy Adventures' senior guide explains how you can prevent it from happening to you.
In a new PBS documentary, a father and son set out to bike from St. Louis to Chicago in four days—but their journey uncovers deeper stories of health, race, and resilience.
For his latest contribution, climbing legend Jim Thurmond purchased, bolted, and developed a new climbing spot in Southern Illinois called Fountain Bluff. It’s now open to climbers, and all the route information is available on Mountain Project.
For decades, the Animal Protective Association of Missouri (APA) has offered shelter from the rain and cold to animals in need of a roof over their heads. Now, it’s offering fresh air, sunshine, and the great outdoors through an innovative program called Hike with a Hound.
The project, which is one segment of the overall Brickline Greenway plan, is expected to break ground in May and take approximately 18 months to complete.
St. Louis brands unite to bring the acclaimed Mountainfilm Festival to the region, celebrating Open Space STL’s 60th anniversary and inspiring environmental awareness and conservation.