OUTDOOR ADVENTURE / ST. LOUIS & BEYOND
Twenty years down the trail, the people continue to guide Great Rivers Greenway’s work to build a vibrant, connected community.
We combed through the 300+ entries in our 2020 Terrain Magazine Photo Contest and picked our 20 favorites in five categories (and some honorable mentions).
COVID has generated natural dividends, but less revenue, for St. Louis area parks.
A number of local groups of color are working to diversify the St. Louis outdoors.
Paddlers are paramount to defending the health of Missouri’s waterways.
Trailnet and 4theVille are hosting a community bike ride and walking tour to celebrate Juneteenth and African American Music Appreciation Month. From June 20 through June 30, the self-guided tour takes participants through Downtown, Midtown, and The Ville to explore historically significant sites.
Investigating the highs and lows of CBD treatments and how they impact athletic performance and recovery.
What is so bad about bush honeysuckle, and how can we help stop its spread in Missouri.
How the Midwest is being impacted by climate change and what it means for outdoor enthusiasts.
What is the keto diet, and should endurance athletes try it? This article takes a brief look at keto for sports.
When it comes to getting kids outside and active, birding is the solution.
“MOMO: The Missouri Monster” won’t answer any questions for skeptics; however, it is an entertaining watch, especially if you’re a fan of cryptozoology (that’s a fancy word for the study of animals whose existence is disputed) or, alternatively, “Mystery Science Theater 3000”.
A number of St. Louis nonprofits have started off 2020 with new leadership at the helm. We sat down with these executive directors to learn who they are, what experience and ambitions possess, and what we can expect from them and their organizations going forward.
It’s not just contact sports that can result in concussions. Here’s how to avoid and treat mild traumatic brain injuries in adventure sports.
Visitors can expect immersive experiences at the revitalized St. Louis Union Station and the St. Louis Aquarium.
While cold winter weather makes it harder to do things like biking, camping, paddling, and other outdoor sports, you can still take this time to improve your body’s ability to do the things you love.