All Stories

“I think I’m only here because of the community surrounding me, but I have come to enjoy it on my own. That is kind of my whole thing. I just want to enjoy what I do.”

“Doing this together is about bonding and my kids’ futures. It’s about giving them something outside, something active, something they can carry with them.”

“Although you want to inspire your children, you also don’t want them to think that winning is everything.”

Salt-sprayed trails, centuries-old harbor views, and the worn paths along limestone cliffs. Gozo welcomes the global trail run community to the heart of the Mediterranean.

“Being outside makes me feel calmer. When I go out running, I just sit in my thoughts, go over everything that happened in the day, and it feels more relaxing.”

“I do it because I enjoy it, and I love the off-road because of the peace of mind it gives me.”

From Belgian citadels and French "Little Canada" to the jagged Dolomites and Slovakian hills, June explores Europe’s wilder side as the road to the World Championship in Ruidoso ramps up.

“The magic of trail running is that you’re out there for the adventure.”

“Mum makes me think a lot about strength, and about how we keep going.”

“I think that this joy I feel, that I’m having a good time and that I’m well, I would like to see that in the people around me too.”

“You’re capable of more than you think you are. Carry that feeling to other areas of life and you approach things with a lot more confidence.”

“I try to balance being a mom and staying connected to nature by encouraging the kids to come along with me and get outside.”

From a classic British estate to a Croatian island escape and into the deep woods of Alabama, May moves through a full range of wild regions to roam.

“That sense of sharing the experience with other people is a big part of what makes it fun.”

Western Australia welcomes the XTERRA crew back to the coast for a week of coffee runs, Meelup flow, and sunrise swims at Old Dunny.

When a life outdoors is filled with memories in the water, on the trails, and among friends and family.

Sometimes it takes running to 15,000 feet to break the invisible hold of ego and unlock the clarity and freedom that fill its place. This is the story of a run in search of belonging, and the strength discovered along the way.

Rediscovering the beautiful, seamless, and empowering feeling of flow.

There is a beautiful simplicity to trail running. A simplicity that asks so little in return for an escape from so much.

An ode to the reprieve, peace, and joy found at the top of every hill.