Adventure

Bison Coat, Artful Canoe, Multi-Tool Speaker: GearJunkie Week In Review

A recap of top stories in the world of outdoors sports and gear, week of Oct. 23 – 31, 2015.

Written by Sean McCoy November 01, 2015

Submit Photo, Win YETI Gear

Submit your most epic, badass outdoors image to win great YETI gear.

Written by Eric Lemke October 30, 2015

Poster Features ‘Every Bird In North America’

A handy reference or beautiful work of art, this poster has every bird on the continent.

Written by Stephen Regenold October 30, 2015

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 Stephen Regenold October 30, 2015

REI To Skip ‘Black Friday,’ Employees Get Day Off

That message dropped like a bomb on the world of outdoor retail today. In a letter from Jerry Stritzke, REI President & CEO, the company…

Written by Stephen Regenold October 26, 2015

Man Climbs Sketchy Ladder Up Crumbling Chimney

This climb up a 918 foot chimney in Romania will make your palms sweat.

Written by Sean McCoy October 02, 2015

‘Scale Solar System’ Reveals Vastness Of Universe

This video fills us with wonder at the vastness of the solar system. Space really is the ultimate adventure frontier.

Written by Sean McCoy September 17, 2015

The Beautiful Caribbean ‘Playground’

This video shot in the U.S. and British Virgin Islands will have you ready to pack your swimsuit and not much more.

Written by Sean McCoy September 16, 2015

Weekend Warriors Make Most Of 55 Hours In Mexico

Go to Mexico, climb an 18,000 foot mountain, and ski down in time to make it back to the office by Monday morning. Better get…

Written by Eric Lemke September 11, 2015

Infento: The ‘Erector Set’ Your Child Can Ride

Kits let children build their own play vehicles using just a single tool and the product is designed for toddlers to teens.

Written by Sean McCoy September 09, 2015

Road Trip: ‘Live Monumental’ Tour With KEEN

This summer, a crew from KEEN began a road trip across the country in an RV with a goal to gather support for protecting public…

Written by Stephen Regenold September 09, 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 Sean McCoy September 06, 2015

Climbers’ Ranch: Epicenter Of Teton Climbing

Climber or not, the Climbers Ranch is a way to experience Grand Teton National Park away from the throngs of tourists and in the company…

Written by Eric Lemke September 02, 2015

First Woman Free Climbs Eiger Testpiece

Sasha DiGiulian and fellow American Carlo Traversi climbed Magic Mushroom (7c+) in three days.

Written by Sean McCoy September 01, 2015

Sketchiest Zipline to BASE Jump Video Yet

They come out of the adventure with some skinned-up arms and big smiles, but the video is nerve-wracking to the max.

Written by Sean McCoy August 31, 2015

Grizzly Bear Hates GoPro

Damn action cameras! How’s a grizzly to get any peace? At least they’re durable!

Written by Sean McCoy August 28, 2015

Raise A Glass To Adventure — Avex Spirits Giveaway

Raise a glass to adventure! GearJunkie partners with Avex to giveaway drinking glasses from their Spirits Line.

Written by Jake Ferguson August 26, 2015

Maximum Security: Best Locks For Your Bike

High-end and high-security… we review four of the best bike locks available today.

Written by Stephen Regenold August 26, 2015

Rock Climbing Set Him Free… Quitting ‘Cubicle Life’ For Crag

A climber seeks a new life, quits his job, sells his home, and moves north to develop a crag in Minnesota. This is his story.

Written by Stephen Regenold August 26, 2015

Photo Gallery: Beartooth Range, Montana

A climb and hike in the Beartooth Range near Red Lodge, Mont., is documented in this series of photos.

Written by Stephen Regenold August 25, 2015

Zipper-Free ‘Frontcountry’ Bed Aimed At Car Camping Bliss

This moderately priced sleeping bag aimed at car campers ditches zippers in exchange or a quilted covering and rectangular shape.

Written by Eric Lemke August 24, 2015

Crowdsourcing Site To Fund Your Next Expedition

Building on crowd-funding sites like Kickstarter and Indiegogo, Fortua focuses solely on projects in the outdoors and adventure.

Written by Sean McCoy August 24, 2015

World’s Steepest 400-Meter Race Coming To U.S.

Race up a Park City ski jump this September for some pretty serious prizes.

Written by Sean McCoy August 19, 2015

Magnetic ‘Pins’ Hold Race Number, Don’t Harm Clothes

A new product aims to eliminate safety pins from the race-day ritual.

Written by Sean McCoy August 18, 2015

Bushwhacking Encouraged: Denali Strives To Eliminate Ad Hoc Trails

The park is discouraging the sharing of GPS waypoints in an effort to limit human impacts on the terrain.

Written by Ryan Wichelns August 14, 2015

Fascinating Video Shows Primitive Bridge Building

Using only natural materials, Inca engineers rebuild a bridge in the same manner that has been used for centuries.

Written by Sean McCoy August 13, 2015

Dizzying Heights: New Slackline Free-Solo Record

Slackliner’s record-setting feat will make your palms sweat.

Written by Sean McCoy August 11, 2015

10 Reasons: Drop Everything For An Alaskan Adventure

Grand in size, rich with inspiring people, brimming with breath-catching scenery, this is a place for adventure. Don’t wait. Alaska is calling.

Written by Sean McCoy August 05, 2015

Drone Vs. The Volcano

Get a bird’s eye view of the heart of a volcano.

Written by Sean McCoy July 30, 2015

Future Gear: First Look At 2016 Outdoor Equipment

Look for this gear (and thousands additional debuts) at the Outdoor Retailer Summer Market trade show, beginning next week.

Written by Stephen Regenold July 30, 2015

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