• The Bowerman: 2026 Men’s Watch List, Update #6

    Here is Update No. 6 of the Men's Watch List for The Bowerman in 2026!

  • 2026 NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field National Awards

    Here are the National Athletes & Coaches of the Year for the 2026 NCAA DII Outdoor Track & Field season!

  • Teva’s Trail DNA

    Teva might seem like the new kid on the trail running block, but the brand is more of an OG. Founded in 1984 by river guide Mark Thatcher following time in the Grand Canyon, Thatcher recognized the need for something of a hybrid outdoor shoe and...

  • Pregnant Pause

    Grayson Murphy has built her career across mountain racing, trail competition and the road, proving again and again that range can be its own kind of dominance. Now, with a new multi-year deal to join Salomon’s International Team, Murphy...

  • Doubling Down on Trails

    On any given day, the East Coast Greenway carries people through city neighborhoods, small towns, waterfronts and quiet stretches of trail from Maine to Florida. Some are commuting by bike. Others are out for a morning walk, a weekend run or a...

  • Beyond Gorpcore

    In hipster communities and college campuses across the country, The North Face’s iconic Half Dome logo is a familiar site, much as it has been for years. It’s found on fleece jackets and hoodies, T-shirts and hats, enthusiastically...

  • Thoughts on the Trail

    Those who get out and run on the trails across America know that it is a great combination of cardiovascular fitness building, visual stimulation and joie-de-vivre. To get some insight into their thoughts on trail running, we reached out to four...

  • Laying the ‘Groundwork’

    It’s time to get out of the city and onto the trails. At least that’s what Arc’teryx Equipment is saying as it launches the novel Groundwork initiative, acity-to-trail running program. Designed to introduce metropolitan runners to...

  • A Trail Run Entry Point

    Trail running has always been aspirational. For some people, that aspiration looks like Western States, Cocodona or UTMB, a race that feels almost impossible until you decide to try. Those events matter because they expand our understanding of what...

  • A Plan for the Outdoors

    In a year marked by mounting threats to America’s public lands, Outdoor Alliance is making a clear case for what organized outdoor advocacy can achieve. Its 2025 Annual Report is both a recap of a high-stakes year and a roadmap for what comes...

  • Riding the Wind

    In a prime – and tasty – example of a running brand putting its money where its feet are, nutrition product maker Tailwind Nutrition recently partnered with The Conservation Alliance to support its mission of protecting North...

  • The Power of One

    With the promise of an event that is more than a free trail race and more of a celebration that promotes unity, education and fellowship within the running community, more than 1000 individuals will gather at Fort Stanton Park in Washington D.C. on...

  • Gravel Finding a Groove

    If there’s a market that’s ripe for a gravel shoe category, Flagstaff, AZ, is probably it. With dozens of miles of paved and gravel trails running in and around the city, having an all-purpose hybrid shoe that’s suitable for...

  • Getting Better Together

    With the goal of providing eight new or aspiring race directors with the chance to attend one of the sport’s key professional gatherings, the American Trail Running Association’s (ATRA) Better Together Scholarship Program returns for the...

  • Closing the Trail Gap

    Trail running has grown in reach, visibility and cultural momentum. However, that growth has not changed who feels welcome on the trails. For many Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) runners, there remains a deeper question of whether...

  • Why Not Rachel?

    In a feat that stunned the ultrarunning community, Rachel Entrekin, 34, became the first woman to win the Cocodona 250, setting a record of 56-hours, 9-minutes and 48-seconds. This achievement surpassed her previous best by over seven hours and beat...

  • The Bowerman: 2026 Women’s Watch List, Update #6

    Here is Update No. 6 of the Women's Watch List for The Bowerman in 2026!

  • Register Now For Track & Field Academy Summer Courses

    Register now for Track & Field Academy summer courses!

  • 2026 NCAA Division III Outdoor Track & Field National Awards

    Here are the National Athletes & Coaches of the Year for the 2026 NCAA DIII Outdoor Track & Field season!

  • USTFCCCA TFRI Update – 2026 Outdoor Checkpoint #10

    Find out who is favored to win national titles come next week at the 2026 NCAA DI Outdoor T&F Championships in Eugene, Oregon.