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Outdoor activities such as biking, climbing and hiking keep you active during the warmer months. Learn more about snow sports like bobsledding and the Iditarod to keep you moving this winter.

Air Sports

Air Sports

Hang gliding and skydiving gives you the freedom to soar through the air like a bird. Learn more about these extreme air sports. See more »

Biking

Biking

Bicycles are more than a mode of transportation -- they're a lot of fun. From gears to gear ratios explore the mechanics of bicycles and mountain bikes. See more »

Climbing

Climbing

Whether you are interested in rock climbing or scaling Mount Everest it requires strength and finesse. Learn about the different types and techniques of climbing. See more »

Hiking

Hiking

Hiking is an excellent way to stay fit and see the world. Discover how prepare for a hike ,including what to wear and pack. See more »

Urban Sports

Urban Sports

Urban sports can be described as unusual and are performed in busy urban settings. Discover dangerous sports such as BASE jumping and parkour. See more »

Water Sports

Water Sports

Water sports vary from surfing and cave diving to kayaking. Learn more about water safety and the different types of equipment needed. See more »

Snow Sports

Snow Sports

Snow sports are a great way to keep in shape during the winter months. Learn more about the Iditarod and Olympic sports such as biathlon and luge. See more »

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