Adventure

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

365 Days: Couple To Spend Full Year In Boundary Waters

Two explorers will spend a full year in the wild lands of Northern Minnesota.

Written by Sean McCoy July 22, 2015

Man Bling: Leatherman ‘Wearable’ Tread Tool

The Leatherman Tread is a fun, sometimes usable product with a techy, outdoorsy aesthetic.

Written by Stephen Regenold July 21, 2015

Hammock vs. Tent: The Great Sleep-Off

Hammock or tent, tent or hammock? To hang or let lie? The debate rages on.

Written by Josh Aldridge July 21, 2015

‘Most Dangerous Park Ever’ Adding Insane Attractions

Remember that sort of horrific water park thing called Adventure Park in New Jersey? It now has a 2,000 foot water slide and something crazier…

Written by Sean McCoy July 20, 2015

The Flaming Slackline

“Spinning fire” takes slackline to whole new level.

Written by Sean McCoy July 17, 2015

Two-Year Test: Best RX Prescription Sunglasses

If you wear prescription glasses, high-end models by Sport RX are an investment that will last years.

Written by Sean McCoy July 17, 2015

Jetmen Fly Over Dubai

If you’ve ever dreamed to fly, you’ll be jealous of these French pilots pushing the limits of jet-powered human flight, carving wicked turns over the…

Written by Steve Graepel July 17, 2015

Kiteboarding With A Dog

Super dog Booter joins in for a day of kite and sand boarding.

Written by Staff Post July 16, 2015

Backpack With Wheel, Stacking Rocks, Tiny GoPro: GearJunkie Week In Review

Backpack With Wheel, Stacking Rocks, Tiny GoPro: GearJunkie Week In Review.

Written by Staff Post July 10, 2015

Grand Canyon: Tackling The Rim-To-Rim-To-Rim

The iconic route is huge, dangerous and breathtakingly beautiful. This tips will help you succeed.

Written by Alex Kurt July 08, 2015

Solar Powered Airplane Makes Historic Pacific Crossing

A 100% solar-powered airplane successfully crossed the Pacific Ocean between Japan and Hawaii this morning.

Written by Sean McCoy July 03, 2015

Madness Or Courage? Flight Through Six Foot ‘Keyhole’

One must wonder where the limit of risk lies, but this is an eye-widening, white-knuckle feat of skill and concentration.

Written by Staff Post July 02, 2015

Avoid Accidental Nudity With Mobile Changing Room

Avoid accidental nudity, and the attached legal consequences, with a privacy screen that attaches to SUVs.

Written by Billy Brown July 01, 2015

Fat, Gravel, Bikepacking: Best Bikes For Off-Road Adventure

What bike will you choose for your ultimate get-away? The experts weigh in on choosing the perfect adventure bike.

Written by Steve Graepel July 01, 2015

Don’t Drink The Gatorade: Backpacking And Pee Bottles

The pee bottle is a backpacker’s buddy — just remember which one it is.

Written by Billy Brown June 30, 2015

100 MPH On A Zipline

If you happen to be in Wales, put the high-speed ‘Velocity’ zipline on your to-do list.

Written by Sean McCoy June 13, 2015

Boats For Your Backpack: New Packrafts For 2015

Packraft maker Alpacka now offers a lighter and larger option to cross remote lakes and rivers.

Written by Steve Graepel June 12, 2015

Across The Americas, By Bike

Routine is the enemy of time. With this in mind, a cyclist set off on a trip from Oregon to Patagonia, to stretch his life…

Written by Staff Post June 11, 2015

Bike Camping Gear Made, Tested In America

Five days and 300 miles across Northern California and the mountains of Big Sur put this American-made bicycle camping gear to the test.

Written by Patrick Murphy June 10, 2015

Tribute To ‘Denali’ Will Move You To Tears

His dog helped him overcome cancer, but nobody can halt the passage of time.

Written by Staff Post June 09, 2015

Race To The End Of The World

Few, if any, races are tougher than the Patagonian Expedition Race. This video peeks under the surface.

Written by Staff Post June 02, 2015

The ‘Extreme Slackliner’ Is Artist And Athlete

It requires incredible balance and core strength to walk a slackline. These athletes make it look easy.

Written by Staff Post June 02, 2015

World’s ‘Ballsiest’ Bike Light

“Bike Balls” let your cycle grow a pair.

Written by Eric Lemke May 07, 2015

Vast Distances, ‘Ends Of Earth’

An unexpected month with back to back trips, to cold and hot climates alike.

Written by Jake Vanags May 06, 2015

Giveaway: 5 UNEEK Sandals From Rare Earth & KEEN

What’s on your bucket list? Let us know for a chance to win a pair of UNEEK sandals from KEEN!

Written by Staff Post May 05, 2015

Epic! Kayaker Circumnavigates South America

It took the German woman four years to complete the journey.

Written by Sean McCoy May 01, 2015

Flow Chart: Wanderer’s Guide To Western Public Lands

Do you see cow patties? Start there for a guide to 760 million acres of public land scattered across 11 Western states and Alaska.

Written by Kindra McQuillan April 28, 2015

‘Highest Urban Zipline,’ BASE Jump Is Plain Crazy

How would you feel about jumping off the second highest building in the world? Or, how about taking the zipline? SkydiveDubai and XDubai have partnered…

Written by Sean McCoy April 28, 2015

Adventure Bound! Vehicles For Getting Out There

With dozens of adventure vehicles on display, we went a little crazy with the camera.

Written by Sean McCoy April 24, 2015

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