After rediscovering cycling as an adult, Dessa Paris-Gant is helping build a thriving community of St. Louis riders called Boomers and Bikes.
Like the cover of Terrain’s May-June issue? Here’s a behind-the-scenes look at how we landed on this particular image.
A highlight reel of wipeouts that somehow didn’t end the bike-riding career of one columnist for Terrain…
The trailside destination Perennial on the Trail delivers thoughtful cocktails, elevated pours, and a space built for cyclists, families, and dogs alike.
Stride is 4 Hands’ first attempt at hitting a hyper-specific category with a beer designed for broad appeal. “We like the name ‘Stride’ because it can correlate with anything physical activity-wise.”
At Camp Indigo Point, queer and transgender youth find freedom, friendship, and joy outdoors.
On April 4, 4 Hands Brewing Co. will host the Show-Me BMX Jam, a free community event featuring professional BMX and skate demos, a pump track for younger riders, and a street rail jam open to all skill levels.
Hoka co-founder Jean-Luc Diard on why going bigger — and bolder — sparked a revolution in running shoes.
The greater St. Louis area now boasts more than 40 active run clubs, and research points to powerful reason why.
Women are reshaping St. Louis’s running culture — from trail ultras and track meets to gear, races, and community.
A modern road trip along the Lewis and Clark Trail uncovers forts, mounds, river towns, and quiet surprises.
Here’s a hint: Some of the lessons included grit, community, and, maybe most of all, knowing when to stop lecturing.
How a St. Louis running shop is helping women run farther, faster, and far more comfortably.
At the USA Cycling Cyclocross National Championships, a 46-year-old St. Louis rider proved that persistence — not flash — wins titles.
Born in the military, rucking is the most flexible workout you’re not doing yet.
Six parks in St. Louis that balance adventure, safety, and sanity for families with young kids.
Formed in St. Louis, Salam Scouts is building outdoor community beyond traditional scouting. We caught up with its founders to find out more.
Every year, hundreds of people gather in the Ozarks to do three things: drive cheap cars, pick up trash, and have one helluva good time.
Explore St. Louis block by block during the city’s largest and most spirited running event.
As the founder of Snowboard St. Louis, John Collier is doing his part to curate St. Louis’ winter sports scene.