We Paddled Arkansas’ Buffalo River with 37 North Expeditions. Here’s the Verdict.
A self-described reluctant paddler joins 37 North Expeditions for a guided float on Arkansas’ Buffalo National River — and comes away a convert.
From Carondelet Park to National Podiums: The Rise of Junior Cyclist Maddox Simmons
St. Louis-area junior cyclist Maddox Simmons nearly won nationals in a photo finish — and he's still chasing a pro career in Europe.
WashU Professor Ian Bogost on Small Stuff, Big Gratification, and Redefining “Outdoorsy”
Ian Bogost, a WashU professor and game designer, on why finding wonder doesn't require a mountain — and how everyday moments build a richer outdoor life.
He’s Been a St. Louis River Guide for Years. Here’s What It’s Really Like.
Big Muddy Adventures guide Mark “Malko” Malkowicz talks sunburn, 400-pound canoes, big tips, and why guiding on the Mississippi beats any office job.
Meet the Blind Kayaker Tackling Missouri’s Toughest River Race — Again
Isaac McBurney is back for his fourth MR340, the grueling 340-mile river race across Missouri — and he’s on a mission to prove limits are an illusion.
Meet Five Women Leading the St. Louis Running Scene
Women are reshaping St. Louis’s running culture — from trail ultras and track meets to gear, races, and community.
“American Rust” Actor Alex Neustaedter Talks Climbing, Surfing, and Jeff Daniels
Kansas City native and established Hollywood actor Alex Neustaedter discusses his role in the Prime Video series "American Rust" and his passion for outdoor recreation.
This Rail Trail in Southern Illinois Is a Cyclist’s Dream
If you're a cycling enthusiast, Tunnel Hill State Trail in Southern Illinois is one rail trail you don't want to miss.
This Private Retreat Is a Must-Visit for Midwest Climbers
Located 65 miles south of St. Louis, Robinson Bluff is a must-visit for rock climbers.
It’s Called “Bushcraft.” Here’s What It Is.
When things go bad while you're hiking or camping, these outdoor survival skills -- aka, bushcraft -- could be your saving grace.