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The Real Life of Adventure Travel TV Host Eric Hanson

What is one crucial piece of gear for adventure travel? Is a dream job overrated? How does the outdoor industry include more people of color?…

Written by Sponsored Post August 12, 2020

Eye Candy: South American Time-Lapse Beauty

Video captures the rugged beauty of the Andean spine of South America.

Written by Staff Post January 08, 2016

You’ve Never Heard Of These 10 South American Adventure Travel Gems

You’re gonna need a bigger bucket. You’ve probably never heard of these South American treasures, but now that you have, they should go on your…

Written by Eric Hanson December 16, 2015

On The Ground At America’s Craziest MTB Event

The difficulty of the terrain at Red Bull Rampage, and the skill of the riders, is hard to comprehend. Eric Hanson reports from Utah.

Written by Eric Hanson October 19, 2015

Watch: A Medical Emergency Turns This Grand Canyon Adventure Dire

A winter Grand Canyon rim-to-rim adventure turns dire in this dramatic watch from BackpackingTV’s Eric Hanson.

Written by Andrew Marshall March 06, 2023

Spelunking in Banff: Watch Caving Under the Rocky Mountains

Afraid of dark, tight spaces? Eric Hanson takes us inside Canmore Caves in Banff National Park. While most visitors hike trails, below the surface is…

Written by GJ Staff June 13, 2018

Isolated in the Backcountry: Watch ‘Heli Hiking’ in Banff

Eric Hanson gives a tour of Banff National Park, complete with hiking trails accessed by helicopter. This video offers one of the more unique ways…

Written by GJ Staff June 04, 2018

No Matches? No Problem. Here’s How to Build a Bow Drill in the Backcountry

A bow drill fire is a method of firestarting that requires no matches, lighters, flint or steel — all you need are a few pieces…

Written by Will Brendza March 30, 2023

A Rare Condition Nearly Turned a Friendly Hike Fatal

While backpacking into the Grand Canyon, Dan Becker developed an extremely serious condition called rhabdo — and his friends scrambled to execute an emergency evac.

Written by Eric Hanson March 22, 2023

onX Wants to Unlock 15 Million Acres of Trapped Public Lands — But How?

A Wyoming lawsuit could determine the fate of millions of acres of public land that remains inaccessible because of private land ownership.

Written by Andrew McLemore December 07, 2022

Hike With Gorillas in Uganda: Backpacking TV Treks Through Wild Mountains

Curious about what sort of trails Uganda has to offer? Get a glimpse at all the country’s ops for adventure in this Backpacking TV episode.

Written by Mary Murphy August 12, 2021

Winter Camping Can Suck — Or It Can Be Epic: Watch

‘Winter camping has the potential to be the worst experience of your life.’ Or the best! Watch this homage to camping in the coldest season…

Written by Nate Mitka March 01, 2019

Ancient History, New Trail: The Epic 400-Mile Jordan Trail

The Jordan Trail just opened in 2017. It weaves through desert backcountry, lush canyons, and more than 52 villages.

Written by GJ Staff October 03, 2017

Outdoorsy Dad? Father’s Day Gift Guide 2017

Father’s Day is coming up on June 18th! Do you know what you’re getting the Dads in your life? Check our Father’s Day gift guide…

Written by GJ Staff June 08, 2017

10 Reasons To Raft The Grand Canyon

As spectacular the Grand Canyon is from the top, there’s nothing quite like the Grand Canyon from the river.

Written by Eric Hanson April 17, 2017

Winter Trip: Backpacking Grand Canyon, Rim-to-Rim-to-Rim

Winter offers an epic natural stage to complete a Grand Canyon Rim-to-Rim-to-Rim backpacking trip. Here’s how…

Written by Eric Hanson February 24, 2016

Best Fall Colors? Head To The Desert Southwest

The Desert Southwest might be the best place to visit in the fall, its unexpected pockets of autumnal glory rivaling any region of the U.S.

Written by Eric Hanson October 30, 2015

Bike Camper, Sleeping Pod, Tea-Making Growler: GearJunkie Week In Review

A recap of top stories in the world of outdoors sports and gear, week of Oct. 17 – 23, 2015.

Written by Staff Post October 24, 2015

Red Bull Rampage: Even Practice Day Is Crazy

One of the most extreme mountain bike contests on the planet, Red Bull Rampage puts skilled riders to the test on a course of their…

Written by Eric Hanson October 15, 2015

How To: Set Up Tent In Howling Wind

Setting up a tent in the wind, alone, can be tough. Follow these tips to make it easier.

Written by Eric Hanson September 21, 2015

Wild, Desolate Lands: Off-Season In Patagonian Winter

The southern tip of South America is a wild paradise for the adventurous. The seasoned traveler will find solitude and wild winds with a winter…

Written by Eric Hanson September 06, 2015

10 Reasons: Get A Career In ‘Wilderness Industry’

Working in the outdoors comes with challenges, but for many, the rewards run deeper than money.

Written by Eric Hanson July 22, 2015

Do It Now: How To Ditch Your Life & Travel The World

Travel the world on a small budget. No excuses. Do it now, with 10 tips how to live the most adventure travel filled year yet.

Written by Eric Hanson July 15, 2015

‘How to Poop in the Woods’

In the forest, there is a right way, and a wrong way, to do number two.

Written by Billy Brown March 31, 2015

15 Best Overland Books: Inspiration, Lessons for Life on the Road

Looking for inspiration or a blueprint for making a life on the road happen? You’ll find what you’re looking for in our list of the…

Written by Bryon Dorr December 08, 2021

Exploring One of Colorado’s Lost National Monuments

High above the arid San Luis Valley, carved into the rock of the distant mountains and far away from any remnants of civilization, lies a…

Written by Stefan Myers October 16, 2019

Breaking The Dam: Paddling Iowa’s ‘Revived’ Rapids

Get your butt to Iowa and get in a kayak. Sound silly? We did just that.

Written by Sponsored Post August 23, 2017

Snowshoe Racing Is Straight Up Misery

Clipped ankles, an awkward, wide stride, and more weight on your feet will make your lungs and ego burn in tandem. Get ready for some…

Written by Alex Kurt February 11, 2016

Urban Adventure… 12-Mile Course, Checkpoints In ‘CITYTRAIL’ Race

We hosted an urban adventure event with Salomon. It was complete with maps and app-based navigation, puzzles, checkpoints, and physical challenges around the city.

Written by Stephen Regenold April 26, 2014

Blind Hiker To Take On Appalachian Trail

Mike Hanson, a 42-year-old attorney from St. Louis Park, Minn., has plans to take a multi-month hiatus this coming spring to hike the 2,174-mile Appalachian…

Written by Stephen Regenold October 10, 2007

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