Sometimes it takes running to 15,000 feet to break the invisible hold of ego and unlock the clarity and freedom that fill its place

What is the ultimate American road trip if you can’t bring your bike along for the ride?

A simple challenge with an unexpected outcome: to swim in a different body of water for 30 consecutive days.

How a small country became a global leader in preserving darkness—and why it matters more than ever.

Follow adventure riders Gerhard Czerner and Caroline Nantke as they take on 127 km of riding through the crisp air of the Swiss Alps, tackling challenging ascents to reach the mighty Aletsch Glacier and the iconic Matterhorn on their three-day journey.

An introspective exploration of where movement intersects with mind, body and soul.

Dropping in to 6000m+ of elevation from the world's highest volcano to the waters of the Pacific Ocean.

Jake Baggaley’s mesmerizing exploration of the Pyrenees is one to remember where he quite literally ran on cloud nine atop the summit of Puigmal.

For young riders, the trail is a place where confidence grows, friendships form, and a lifelong love for the outdoors inspires every turn.

At 40 years old, Mayra Santos became the first woman to swim the treacherous 42-kilometer stretch between Porto Santo and Madeira. However, her story doesn’t begin with her groundbreaking swim; it starts far from the ocean, in the hills of Juiz de Fora, Brazil.