From bikes to gear, these smart cycling picks will keep you safer, faster, and more comfortable mile after mile.
From limestone caves to craft breweries, Missouri’s Queen City blends outdoor adventure with a lively college-town vibe.
It always starts with the same question. “What’s the weather [...]
Julie Kulawiec was flying blind — in a cargo jet [...]
College teams, local pros, and curious e-bikers converged on St. Louis for the city’s second-biggest cycling event of the year.
After rediscovering cycling as an adult, Dessa Paris-Gant is helping build a thriving community of St. Louis riders called Boomers and Bikes.
Here's your adventure guide to one of the most diverse outdoor settings in Missouri, complete with bluffs, forests, and waterways.
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.
At Camp Indigo Point, queer and transgender youth find freedom, friendship, and joy outdoors.
Hoka co-founder Jean-Luc Diard on why going bigger—and bolder—sparked a revolution in running shoes.
Every day across St. Louis, runners gather. They adjust their [...]
Women are reshaping St. Louis’s running culture — from trail ultras and track meets to gear, races, and community.
From limestone trails and hidden caves to breweries and film festivals, Columbia delivers far more than college-town energy.
Here's a hint: Some of the lessons included grit, community, and, maybe most of all, knowing when to stop lecturing.
At Riverlands, a spiraling new bird blind invites visitors of all sizes to see the Mississippi Flyway differently.
How a St. Louis running shop is helping women run farther, faster, and far more comfortably.
Climb limestone, hike blufftop trails, spot bald eagles, and plan the perfect weekend escape at Illinois’ largest state park.
Born in the military, rucking is the most flexible workout you’re not doing yet.
