Missouri Ranks 49th for Bike Safety — Here’s How Riders Can Protect Themselves
Distracted drivers, fast roads, and poor infrastructure put Missouri cyclists at risk. Can new designs and laws reverse the trend?
Despite Setbacks, Area Athlete Dave Cummings Won’t Back Down
St. Louis athlete and amputee Dave Cummings continues to compete at a high level in major cycling competitions.
An LOZ Orienteering Event That’s Almost Impossible to Complete
In the sport of orienteering, one event at Lake of the Ozarks State Park proved impossible to complete... until it didn't.
Inside Alton’s Attempt to Make Its Riverfront a National Park
A group called AltonWorks is trying to turn the Mississippi riverfront of Alton, Illinois, into a national park -- a designation that would transform the city of Alton and infuse millions of annual tourism dollars into the area.
River City Foundation Wants to Provide ‘Recreation for All’
A golden sunset on the Mississippi River viewed from the [...]
Meet Five Outdoor Guide Services Located in the Midwest
Find new adventures on a trip with one of these Midwest-based outdoor guide companies.
Missouri Side of Old Chain of Rocks Bridge Gets a Facelift
Under the management of Great Rivers Greenway, the Missouri side of the Old Chain of Rocks Bridge will undergo several upgrades during 2023 to make the grounds more welcoming, improve safety, and allow more events.
Let the Forest Stand: Defending Southern Illinois’ Shawnee National Forest
A new documentary film strengthens a decades-long fight against logging in Illinois’ Shawnee National Forest.
Meet the People Behind the 24 Hours from Home Challenge
How many miles could you travel on your feet in one day? Take the 254 Hours from Home Challenge to find out.
New Greenway Honors Mill Creek Valley in St. Louis
The new Brickline Greenway in midtown St. Louis will honor Mill Creek Valley, a historically significant Black neighborhood on a section of Market Street.
What to Know About Missouri’s Growing Black Bear Population
What to know about Missouri's growing black bear population.
Outdoor Schools in St. Louis Thrive During Pandemic
Outdoor schools in St. Louis thrive during COVID-19 pandemic.
Paddle Stop New Haven Serves Missouri River Paddlers
Paddle Stop New Haven hopes to offer its clients confidence and convenience on the Missouri River.
How Climate Change is Impacting Missouri, and What It Means for Outdoor Enthusiasts
How the Midwest is being impacted by climate change and what it means for outdoor enthusiasts.
Tasty Food and Drink Stops on the Katy Trail
Looking for some great places to wine and dine along the Katy? Here are our recommendations for the 100 or so miles of trail extending from St. Charles to Hermann.
The Katy Trail: 30 Years of Biking, Hiking, and Missouri River Country
Cyclists and hikers on the Katy Trail encounter a majestic [...]
St. Louis Makers: Apparel and Accessories for the Outdoors
Select St. Louis artisans find satisfaction in designing clothing and accessories for an active lifestyle.
Biking for Books Provides Books to St. Louis Students
St. Louis cycling nonprofit Biking for Books brings literature and textbooks to city schools.
St. Louis-Made Timber Longboards Catch Wave of Popularity
Add this to the list of things you might not [...]
Experiential Learning with the Parkway-Rockwood Trek & Travel Program
When the Manternach kids talk about the outdoor education trips [...]