Here’s How to Become a Hiker in 2025
Debbie Njai, founder of the St. Louis-based hiking group Black People Who Hike, explains how to make 2025 the year you become a hiker.
How to Become a Runner in 2025
Ricky Hughes, a marathon runner and founder of STL Run Crew, shares how to make 2025 the year you become a runner.
Trail Running in the Ozarks Gets a Revamp
Trail enthusiasts and endurance athletes alike will soon benefit from significant improvements to the iconic Trail of Four Winds at Lake of the Ozarks State Park.
Fayetteville Just Launched an Awesome Network of Bike Trails
Fayetteville just launched a network of bikepacking loops, offering everything from short day trips to challenging multi-day adventures, all set against the rugged beauty of Northwest Arkansas.
L-A-D Foundation Grants $55K to Missouri Conservation
The St. Louis-based group L-A-D Foundation has granted $55,00 to nine nonprofits that support the conservation of natural and cultural resources in Missouri.
We Tried Out a Fully Loaded Camper Van. Here’s What Happened.
It wasn’t too long ago that living in a van (down by the river) was the punchline of a joke. Now, Vandoit shows us a dream adventure vehicle that doubles as a home away from home.
Crafted in STL, This Bike Trainer Will Elevate Your Cycling Game
An indoor bike trainer crafted in St. Louis, Missouri, called Rockr can elevate the indoor training experience for cyclists.
Explore These 10 Great Climbing Spots in the Midwest
Explore these 10 top climbing spots in the Midwest.
A Not-So-Serious Ozark Gift Guide
Seeking a holiday gift for someone who enjoys outdoor adventure in the Ozarks? Consider these outside-the-box ideas.
These Missouri-Made Canoe Paddles Are Works of Art
Through a combination of hand carving, wood burning, stain-painted art, and epoxy, Tim Sanders uses repurposed wood to craft custom paddles that each tell a story.