Better Than Rocket League: Now You Can Play Giant-Sized Soccer With Rally Cars in Las Vegas
Vegas Rocket Rally introduces a real‑life, giant‑sized car soccer experience in Las Vegas, where teams of two drive modified Honda Civics to kick a six‑foot ball across a dirt arena. Matches consist of two 15‑minute halves, totaling a 30‑minute showdown. The attraction includes transportation, safety briefing and equipment for a flat fee of $250 per match. Inspired by Germany’s historic autoball tradition, the activity blends motorsport thrills with familiar soccer structure to create a unique tourist offering.
Winnebago Industries, Minnesota Twins Take Partnership Beyond the Ballpark in Year Three
Winnebago Industries and the Minnesota Twins marked the third year of their Official Outdoor Adventure Partnership by launching the "Seen in the Wild" sweepstakes. The activation centers on Twins mascot T.C. Bear traveling the region in a custom‑wrapped Grand Design...
Earth Month Giveback: BLUETTI and Leave No Trace First Bio-Based Power Station Initiative
Clean‑energy company BLUETTI has renewed its partnership with the nonprofit Leave No Trace, launching the Bio‑Based Elite 100 V2 Giveback initiative. The program pledges a $1 donation for every Bio‑Based Elite 100 V2 power station sold through September 30, 2026, supporting...
Atelier Olympia Launches Mondial Bikes: The People’s Bike
Atelier Olympia introduced Mondial, a new house‑bike brand targeting commuters, gravel riders, and casual cyclists. The steel 4130 chromoly frame starts at $1,099 CAD (≈$806 USD) for the frameset, while complete builds range from $1,999 to $2,999 CAD (≈$1,436–$2,155 USD). Designed with universal dropouts,...
5 Adult Summer Camps For Unforgettable Experiences And Expanding Your Horizons
Adult summer camps are experiencing a surge as travelers seek immersive, community‑focused getaways. The article highlights five standout programs for 2026: Melanated Campout in Georgia, Camp No Counselors across multiple U.S. states, the women‑only Camp Château in France, the LGBTQ+...
Everything We Know About The New Season Of Race Across the World
BBC's "Race Across the World" returns for its sixth season, launching on April 2 at 8 p.m. on BBC One and iPlayer. Five pairs of adventurers will traverse more than 12,000 km through Italy, Greece, Turkey, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan and Mongolia,...
Exhausting But Worth It: Trail Running in the City
A New York runner chronicles the arduous commute from Queens to the Long Path trail, using subways, buses, and the Staten Island ferry to reach a 50‑kilometer ultra and weekly training runs. The journey can take 45 minutes to over an hour,...
The Best Men’s Hiking Boots and Shoes of 2026
The article reviews the top men’s hiking shoes and boots for 2026, highlighting models that excel in value, versatility, speed, grip, backpacking support, cushioning, and durability. Prices range from $179 for the Scarpa Moraine Low to $420 for the Meindl...
Pádraig O’Hora: ‘My Answer Isn’t in the Pub. My Answer Is in the Sea or It’s on the Mountain’
Mayo Gaelic football star Pádraig O’Hora is preparing to summit Mount Everest in May 2024, after a series of extreme endurance challenges including a recent climb of Aconcagua. He frames the expedition as a mental‑health antidote, partnering with the Mayo...
"Really, Really Deep": Michigan Ski Resort To Stay Open Through Mother's Day
Mount Bohemia on Michigan’s Keweenaw Peninsula announced it will remain open through Mother’s Day on May 10, extending its season beyond the typical April close. The resort has accumulated more than 300 inches of snow this year, creating a deep base...
Tips for Renting an RV: Cost, Packing and More
RV rentals are experiencing a boom, with peer‑to‑peer platform RVshare reporting a near tenfold increase in business since the pre‑COVID era. Two‑thirds of its customers are first‑time renters, drawn by the freedom and comfort of mobile lodging. Daily rates vary...
Ep. 34: Spike Camp - How To Involve Your Family in the Hunting Process
Episode 34 of the In Pursuit MeatEater podcast, hosted by Rich Froning and the Mayhem Hunt crew, explores how hunters can involve their families in the outdoor experience. The hosts share personal anecdotes about bringing kids along, using tools like crossbows,...
Live Regenerative Travel at Las Torres Patagonia
Las Torres Patagonia, a family‑run estancia in Chilean Patagonia, is showcasing regenerative travel through cultural immersion, zero‑waste hospitality, and on‑site conservation projects. Guests can experience Baqueano cowboy traditions, sip cocktails crafted from native herbs and recycled glass, and dine on...
‘Walking Is the Best Way to Discover Offbeat Corfu’: A Spring Hike Across the Greek Island
The 110‑mile Corfu Trail celebrated its 25th anniversary this spring, offering hikers a 180‑km route that winds the island’s rugged west coast, central hills and northern cliffs. Travelers chose the off‑season, when the island of 100,000 residents welcomed nearly 4 million...
Stop Saddle Sores Before They Start: The Cycling Bibs and Shorts Our Testers Swear By
The Bicycling test team evaluated a wide range of cycling shorts and bibs, highlighting options for every budget and riding style. Recommendations include Pearl Izumi Attack as the best overall, Pearl Izumi Quest for value, Rapha Core for mid‑range durability,...
Making a Scene: Building a Culture of Bike Racing in Sierra Leone
The Tour de Lunsar has evolved into a three‑day, Fundsmith‑backed race that offers equal prize money for men and women and now attracts riders from across West Africa. International competitors, especially from Nigeria’s Pitstop Lagos team, have begun to dominate,...
13 Years at the Pistol Ultra
The Pistol Ultra celebrated its 13th annual race in Alcoa, Tennessee, attracting participants from 35 states and two countries. Distances ranged from 10 to 100 miles, with the event hosting the RRCA Tennessee State Championship for the 50 k distance. Highlights...
Indiana's Underrated Park Near Fort Wayne Has A 'Sprayground' And Scenic Trails
Buckner Park, a 198‑acre public space just ten minutes from Fort Wayne, Indiana, features a summer‑operating sprayground and scenic walking trails. Opened in 1969, the park has transitioned from farmland and military training ground to a family‑friendly recreation area with...
Knee-Saving Platform Pedal Is the First One to Float
The 8 Degree Pedal introduces a platform bike pedal that can float up to eight degrees, a feature previously limited to clipless systems. Built from 6061‑aluminum with a spring‑loaded mechanism, it self‑centers the foot, reducing knee, hip, and ankle strain while...
Can You Replace a UPS Backup with a Portable Power Station?
Portable power stations and UPS units both store electricity, but they serve distinct roles. A UPS delivers instant, seamless power to critical devices like computers and NAS units, protecting them from data loss and hardware damage. In contrast, portable power...
Vivobarefoot Tracker AT II Review: Can Zero-Drop Boots Make You a Better Hiker?
Field Mag’s review of the Vivobarefoot Tracker Textile AT II puts the minimalist, zero‑drop concept to the test on Chicago’s cold‑season trails. The boot’s 13.4 oz weight, wide toe box, and waterproof membrane deliver strong ground feel and keep feet dry, but the...
5 Picturesque Camping Spots To Visit Outside Of Chicago, According To Reviews
A new ranking highlights five scenic camping destinations within roughly 100 miles of Chicago, each boasting at least a 4.5‑star Google rating and thousands of reviews. Starved Rock State Park tops the list, followed by Indiana Dunes, Kankakee River State...
Great Explorers: Antonio De Abreu
Antonio de Abreu, a Madeiran noble born in 1480, led Portugal’s first European expedition to Timor and the Banda Islands, securing the coveted spice cargo that fueled the empire’s wealth. He served as a trusted naval officer under Afonso de Albuquerque, helping...
Chaehyun Seo Fractures Skull, Wins National Championships Two Weeks Later
On March 5, elite climber Chaehyun Seo suffered a fractured skull and concussion during training. Remarkably, she returned to competition just over two weeks later at the South Korean National Championships (March 20‑22) and captured gold medals in both Lead and Boulder....
This Ski Resort Has the Most Terrain Per Skier on Earth—And Still No Crowds
Panorama Resort in British Columbia’s Powder Highway spans nearly 3,000 acres and boasts the world’s highest terrain‑per‑skier ratio among the 100 largest ski areas. With a vertical drop of about 4,300 feet and only three chairlifts, skiers enjoy long, uninterrupted runs...
ARB Introduces Compact All-in-One Winch for Smooth, Efficient Operation
ARB has launched a compact all‑in‑one winch that integrates a built‑in control box, removing the need for a separate controller. The unit features a pre‑wired design, IP68 water‑dust protection, a four‑stage hardened steel gearbox, and a tuned 12 V motor for...
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The Ultimate Greece Packing List
Travel + Leisure editor Anna Popp outlines a 10‑day Greece packing strategy, recommending specific clothing, shoes, bags and accessories for both women and men. She highlights breathable linen, cotton and recycled fabrics to stay comfortable in the Mediterranean climate. The list emphasizes...
Colorado's Underrated State Park For Hiking With Mountain Views
Vega State Park, perched at 8,000 ft on Colorado’s Western Slope, offers a high‑elevation escape with a 2‑mile reservoir and seven miles of easy, scenic trails. The park stays open year‑round, providing hiking in summer, snowshoeing and cross‑country skiing in winter,...
Kyrgyzstan Tourism Surges Past $1 Billion as Global Travelers Seek Untouched Destinations
Kyrgyzstan’s tourism revenues surpassed $1 billion in 2025, an 8% increase, marking the nation’s first billion‑dollar year. Growth stems from infrastructure upgrades and a strategic push toward experiential, adventure travel, attracting regional visitors and an expanding share from the Gulf, Europe,...
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This 25-Mile Road Trip for Daredevils Is One of the Most Scenic in the U.S.—With No Guardrails, Sheer Drop-Offs, and...
Colorado’s Million Dollar Highway, a 25‑mile stretch between Ouray and Silverton, is famed for its cliff‑side alignment, sheer drop‑offs and lack of guardrails. Built in the early 1920s at roughly one million dollars per mile, the road climbs to over...
One Of Minnesota's Clearest Lakes Has Caribbean Vibes With Turquoise Hues And Top Fishing Spots
Deer Lake, located 20 minutes from Grand Rapids, Minnesota, is one of the state’s clearest bodies of water, offering 16 feet of visibility. Though not as deep as Lake Tahoe, its clarity is notable for a lake without natural inlets, relying...
The Starling Cycles Girder: 7kg More Weight, 27% More Grip
Starling Cycles unveiled the Girder, a concept mountain‑bike frame that adds roughly 7 kg (15 lb) by replacing the downtube with a solid steel I‑beam. The design claims 27 % more grip and significantly higher torsional stiffness, allowing the bike to maintain line...
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This City Was Just Named the Best Hidden Gem in the World—And It’s Famous for Its Night Markets and Historic...
Hoi An, Vietnam, was crowned the world’s best hidden‑gem city break, scoring 92.96 in a Sweepstakes Table study that evaluated affordability, experience density and weather. The UNESCO‑listed Old Town dazzles visitors with lantern‑lit streets, historic architecture and a vibrant night...
Does It Matter If You Ski Well?
The article explores the paradox of ski industry leaders who may be terrible skiers, questioning whether technical proficiency matters in a sport that prizes fun and nonchalance. It cites anecdotes from a former ski‑mag editor, writer Paddy O’Connell, and industry...
Deep Dive: Trek Fuel EX Gen 7
The Deep Dive reviews Trek’s Fuel EX Gen 7, measuring it against the previous Gen 6 and flagship cross‑country rivals such as the Specialized Stumpjumper, Santa Cruz Hightower and Yeti SB140. The new model features a carbon frame, 140mm rear travel, a...
The Best New Place to Camp Is… a Farm? These Are the Most Scenic Spots in California
Governor Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill 518, simplifying permits for small‑scale campgrounds on private California farmland. The law lets farmers, vineyards and ranchers legally host campers, creating new agritourism opportunities. Hipcamp now showcases a growing roster of farm stays—from apple...
Swan Hellenic Promotes Arctic Flash Sale
Luxury cruise line Swan Hellenic has launched an Arctic flash sale for an 11‑night Halifax‑to‑Reykjavik expedition. The discounted price is $6,170 per passenger, down from $8,670, delivering roughly $2,535 in savings plus a $300 shipboard credit and Gold Wi‑Fi package....
California Nutrition Startup Launches New Protein Chalk for Climbing
Los Angeles startup NutriHacks introduced Protein Chalk, a biodegradable, edible, 83% plant‑based protein chalk for climbers. The product aims to replace magnesium carbonate, reducing inhalation hazards while delivering protein to support muscle growth. Founders claim larger particles limit airborne exposure,...
Nepal Announces New Permit Tiers, Giving Wealthy Climbers On-Mountain Priority
Nepal’s tourism ministry launched the FastClimb Premium Summit+ permit for the 2026 Everest season, tacking a $12,000 surcharge onto the standard $15,000 permit. The tier grants holders priority camp departure, right‑of‑way on fixed lines, and access to carbon‑fiber bridges with...
Ep. 438: Render - Turkey Girl on the Sorority Lawn
The Bear Grease Render episode 438 spotlights sophomore Holly Newkirk’s first solo turkey hunt, where she harvested a gobbler and staged a photo‑op on her sorority lawn. The conversation expands to hunting safety lessons that emerged from the experience, while the...
Anker Hermes Rechargeable Backpacking Stove System
Anker Electronics announced a rechargeable, induction‑based backpacking stove called Hermes, which replaces traditional isobutane canisters with a USB‑C‑compatible lithium‑ion battery. The all‑in‑one unit integrates a 1 L pot, induction coil and battery in a 15.8‑oz cylinder, promising faster boiling, zero flame...
World Marathon Majors Considering Holding a Marathon on Mars in 2030
The Abbott World Marathon Majors announced plans to partner with SpaceX for a marathon on Mars in 2030, aiming to eventually host races on every planet by 2050. The series, which recently added Sydney and is eyeing Cape Town and...
This Trio Set Out to Explore Unmapped Waters in Brazil’s Amazon and Found a Rare Dolphin Population Instead
Marine scientist Charlie Young and her husband Alexis Girard D’Hennecourt completed the first fully documented 320‑mile (514‑km) descent of the previously unmapped Rio Cuiuni in Brazil’s Amazon. After a severe drought forced a shift from a dugout canoe to a...
$13.45m ‘World’s Largest’ Surf Park Aims to Unleash 10ft Waves in Dubai
Dubai is set to host the world’s largest indoor wave pool, branded SurfBase Dubai, with a planned 10‑foot, 30‑meter‑wide surfable surface. The project seeks $13.45 million in funding and has secured a ten‑year residency at CityLand Mall, pushing its opening from...
5 Things I Wish I Knew Before Hiking Half Dome
The author recounts a 2023 Half Dome hike in Yosemite, highlighting the notoriously tough permit lottery, the physical contrast between the iconic cable ascent and the often‑overlooked subdome switchbacks, and the option to backpack the route instead of a single‑day...
Antigua and Barbuda Tourism Authority Returns as Gold Sponsor for 12th AUA Rohrman Trail & Swim Fest
The Antigua and Barbuda Tourism Authority has re‑joined the AUA Rohrman Trail & Swim Fest as a Gold Sponsor for its 12th edition on April 11‑12, 2026. The two‑day endurance festival will host more than 100 athletes from the Caribbean, North America, Europe and beyond, competing...
Perfect Moment and H&M Made a Ski Line. Here’s How It Performed.
The French luxury ski label Perfect Moment partnered with fast‑fashion giant H&M to launch an après‑ski collection priced far below the brand’s usual $800‑plus range. The line featured a $329 oversized puffer jacket and a $60 performance baselayer, both designed...
Catch Big Spring Trout in High, Dirty Water
Spring runoff in the Northeast and Upper Midwest turns clear streams into murky, fast‑moving water, creating a brief window when trout become unusually aggressive. Anglers who target the first rise of silt‑laden water can land trophy‑size fish by using streamers,...
Video: Sleep In and Take Your Time When Targeting Turkeys That Won’t Gobble
Seasoned turkey hunters often rush, leading to missed shots. Recent advice emphasizes sleeping in and slowing down to improve decision‑making and increase success. Arriving later lets hunters avoid crowded zones and target ground‑roosting birds, while extended listening periods can reveal...
Connor Herson Climbs Recovery Drink 5.14c Trad on Norway’s Profile Wall
British climber Connor Herson added the fourth ascent of the notorious trad line Recovery Drink on Norway’s Profile Wall, confirming its grade at 5.14c. The route, first bolted by Nico Favresse in 2013, is known for three distinct sections with...