One of the biggest gravel races and festivals in the country spreads to a regional hub system kinda deal. | Continue reading
Typically, nature is its own kind of art gallery when you’re traipsing around in skinny skis or snowshoes. But at the Highland Center for the Arts in Greensboro, Vermont, to see the art, you gotta strap in. Over the summer they installed pieces outside along a walking path as a w … | Continue reading
A venture of unknown length with an uncertain outcome in untraversed territory...sounds about right. | Continue reading
This film could be about any place where populations are growing near beautiful outdoor areas, with a serious uptick in outdoor activities. Some will question what the point is of promoting outdoor recreation, while others welcome all comers. Filmmaker Heather Mosher turns the le … | Continue reading
In Northern California, my closet is 90% flannels and shirt jackets, sometimes called “shackets.” You know, a button shirt down that’s thicker, roomier, and has pockets, so it can double as, well, guess. They work with pants and shorts, on the town and on the trail. If they have … | Continue reading
What, you thought skiing was only for mountains of snow? | Continue reading
Hundreds of people have died in the US in avalanches over past decade—safe decisions are crucial. | Continue reading
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An all-Nepali team of 10 climbers stepped together onto the summit of K2 (8611m / 28,251 ft) late this afternoon local time, making the first winter ascent of the world’s second-highest peak. As the team descended in darkness to Camp 3 (23,760 ft), word of Spanish climber Sergi M … | Continue reading
If pandemic crowds this past summer are any indication, Grand Teton campsites will be hard to come by without reservations. | Continue reading
The Subaru Outback (as well as the taller, shorter Forester) already has impressive off-road chops from the factory. 8.7 inches of ground clearance, a terrific | Continue reading
Leopold understood healthy land meant healthy communities, crucial for our splintered cultural landscape today. | Continue reading
A little tropical camping vacation has never, ever sounded better. | Continue reading
"This is the only book I have ever enjoyed writing." | Continue reading
Everything you ever wanted to know about strapping a packraft to a bike that's also a backpack. | Continue reading
Smith Eaton never took no for an answer, whether in the backcountry or the voting booth. | Continue reading
And Squamish is her muse. | Continue reading
Next trail run, why not bring the ole map and compass. | Continue reading
Beep beep from the horn is about the only thing you'll hear as this puppy silently glides past on the way to the campsite. | Continue reading
Now this is a breakfast fit for camping. | Continue reading
All about the glide. | Continue reading
Learn from the broken collarbones of others. | Continue reading
As if Tolkien's elves were singing in glacier-carved valleys. | Continue reading
There are 4,000-some stories in the Adventure Journal archive, many of them evergreen, always ready to be dusted off, polished, and retold. Like this incredible story of driving the length of South America, an international adventure that sounds too good to be true in these pande … | Continue reading
If you can't get away to a cabin, you can at least watch this. | Continue reading
You could win a tough-as-nails Abus U-lock for your troubles. | Continue reading
Surely, even if you’ve only a passing interest in surfing, you’ve heard of Mavericks, a big-wave spot about 25 miles south of San Francisco. It’s one of the two towers of impossibly big, scary, and dangerous wave, a cold-water counter to Maui’s Jaws. Mavericks, as well as Jaws, i … | Continue reading
Looking for inspiration? Look no further than a good dog at a good campsite. | Continue reading
After weeks of debate, the Pacific Crest Trail Association has decided to begin issuing permits to thru-hike the PCT. | Continue reading
As wildfire closed in, curators rushed to preserve the priceless history of our national parks. | Continue reading
What’s that? Tobias Fünke was just a Arrested Development character played by David Cross? Huh. We thought it was weird Tobias would go solo backpacking in the new film, The Dark Divide. We haven’t watched it yet, but will, with a review, soon enough. For now, well, there’s this. | Continue reading
A conservationist first, and a climber second, the San Joaquin Valley and the Sierra Nevada mourn a legend. | Continue reading
If you’re looking for something hearty, comforting, and healthy the next time you’re out camping, you need to try this vegan sweet potato peanut stew. We re | Continue reading
Martin Kristensen is a renowned skydiver, and in this spellbinding short, he just might convince you to give diving of all sorts a chance too. | Continue reading
The Japanese mountaineer stood just 4'9", but her accomplishments were larger than life. | Continue reading
Where precisely that line lies is difficult to say and does not really matter. We know that there is a line. | Continue reading
In quitting the Tour Divide, the author learns what she really loves about long-distance cycling, a lesson applicable to anyone who pushes their limits. | Continue reading
There’s really nothing better than t | Continue reading
Representation is important, and so are policy decisions impacting tribes on the ground. | Continue reading
Stuck in a rut? While it’s not as easy to get out of one right now, there’s always a way. Seeing things fresh doesn’t have to mean biking thousands of miles through foreign countries, though that sounds awful fun these days. | Continue reading
Editor's note: In Adventure Journal 17, summer 2020, we published a story called "The Ghost in the Tent," by journalist Jason Nark, who had been trying to de | Continue reading
The voice of the desert is calling. | Continue reading
The hard-climbing, hard-drinking Scotsman redefined Himalayan alpinism and notched first ascents throughout Europe and Asia. | Continue reading
Coffee too, of course. Please don't forget the coffee. | Continue reading
No chairlifts, means a resort that really makes ya earn those turns. | Continue reading
Yeah, you love 'em, but what | Continue reading
And a standing ovation from the trees. | Continue reading
Cowboy coffee from cowboy master. | Continue reading