The mountains are calling and I must go, and I will work on while I can, studying incessantly.
- John Muir
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UPDATE: 27 Mountaineers on a Training Climb Killed by Massive Avalanche in the Indian Himalaya
A large group of students and instructors from India's famed Nehru Institute of Mountaineering were descending after a training climb on Draupadi ka Danda (5,670m) when the avalanche struck them.
A UN Environment Conference in Stockholm & Sweden’s Status as a Green Champion
Sweden hosts a major UN environment conference, yet is the country losing the green credentials that it has become used to showcasing?
The Outdoor Journal Partners with Road.Travel
London-based travel & mobility startup Road.Travel and global adventure media & travel tech company The Outdoor Group announce an exciting new partnership covering the US, Canada and India.
Nepalese Team First to Summit K2 in Winter
A team of 10 Nepalese climbers including Nirmal "Nims" Purja reached the summit of K2 at approximately 5pm local time, completing one of the last great challenges in mountaineering.
BASE Jumper and Slackliner Andy Lewis Claims to Have Removed Mysterious Utah Monolith
The monolith that captured international attention and baffled officials has allegedly been removed by “Sketchy” Andy and his team according to his recent Facebook video post.
Sierra Club and Other Organisations Sue Energy Dept. for Failing to Update Climate-Change Causing Energy Standards
Inaction Costs Consumers at Least $22 Billion, Adds 80 Million-Plus Tons of Carbon Pollution
Kieren D’Souza just made a Speed Attempt on Deo Tibba
Indian ultramarathon runner Kieren D’Souza sets another groundbreaking record, completing the speed attempt on the 6001m peak in just 19 hours and 38 minutes.
