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From Wool Runners to Tree Skippers, the Secret Sale at Allbirds is taking 50% off top-rated sneakers.

A year after Eliza Fletcher's death, women-led running groups and organizations speak out about continuing to make their community a safe, inclusive environment.

Sarah Lavender Smith lives and runs near Telluride, Colorado. A coach and longtime freelance writer, she began covering the sport and its culture for Trail Runner in 2009. She is the author of the 2017 book The Trail Runner’s Companion: A Step-by-Step Guide to Trail Running and Racing, from 5Ks to Ultras. She writes a column for UltraRunning magazine, formerly co-hosted UltraRunnerPodcast and blogs at TheRunnersTrip.com. Sarah took up running as a 25-year-old graduate student in 1994 and pr...

A stacked field is scheduled to line up in the competitive field of "hares" at the Run Rabbit Run 100-miler on September 15 in Steamboat Springs, Colorado. The 105-runner field includes Dave Stevens, Jimmy Elam, Arlen Glick, Georgia Porter, Cat Bradley, Tara Dower, Nicole Bitter, and Sarah Ostaszewski, as well as Trail Runner editor-in-chief Zoe Rom. Also among the star-studded lineup is Logan Williams, a 28-year-old lawyer from Incline Village, Nevada.

13th annual Dressed to the K9s On Sept. 9, Colorado Animal Rescue (C.A.R.E) is hosting the 13th annual Dressed to the K9s fundraising gala, which benefits the shelter’s Thumper Fund for emergency medical care. The...

Here’s a look at the gear, tech, media, and general miscellany our Outside Run editors loved last month.

Here’s a look at the gear, tech, media, and general miscellany our Outside Run editors loved last month.

Here's a look at the gear, tech, media, and general miscellany our Outside Run editors loved last month

Snowmass Tourism announced the September lineup of events, kicking off with JAS Aspen Snowmass Labor Day Experience, followed by Axes & Arms Walk, Snowmass Wine Festival, the VIDA MTB Series, Snowmass Balloon Festival, and the...

The 15,555-foot peak--the highest in Western Europe--stands as a sentinel to anyone who visits the Chamonix valley, even though the actual summit is typically not visible from the valley floor. The upper points of the Mont Blanc massif--including the spiky Grandes Jorasses--appear differently at every hour of the day based on sunlight and weather patterns that continually tangle and tussle, and occasionally, if briefly, harmonize into a stunning alpenglow that looks more like a watercolor paint...