32 Days, One Paddle, No Help: How a Ballwin Man Broke the Missouri River Record
Grieving losses and starting with a new kayak, Pete Larson paddled 2,341 miles solo down the Missouri River — and broke a 46-year-old record.
Why Outdoor Adventurers Should Finally Give Route 66 a Chance
The Mother Road's centennial is the perfect time to trade the car window for a bike, paddle, or hiking shoe.
Salam Scouts to Host Family Event in St. Louis on May 30
Salam Day will bring together families, youth, and more than 30 community organizations for a free, hands-on event focused on leadership, service, and outdoor learning.
How We Shot the Bike Issue Cover
Like the cover of Terrain's May-June issue? Here's a behind-the-scenes look at how we landed on this particular image.
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.
Road-Tripping the Lewis and Clark Trail
A modern road trip along the Lewis and Clark Trail uncovers forts, mounds, river towns, and quiet surprises.
How to Find the Right Running Bra
How a St. Louis running shop is helping women run farther, faster, and far more comfortably.
Your Adventure Guide to Pere Marquette State Park
Climb limestone, hike blufftop trails, spot bald eagles, and plan the perfect weekend escape at Illinois’ largest state park.
How Salam Scouts of St. Louis Built a National Outdoor Movement
Formed in St. Louis, Salam Scouts is building outdoor community beyond traditional scouting. We caught up with its founders to find out more.
How to Ride, Climb, and Tee Off at Missouri Bluffs Park
Your guide to this compact but surprisingly diverse playground along the Missouri River in St. Charles County.