Adventure

Patagonia Nano Puff Jacket Review: The Classic Still Stands Out

A time-tested favorite in the outdoor community, the Patagonia Nano Puff Jacket may be the most well-known synthetic layer on the market.

Written by Chris Carter March 14, 2023

Van Lifer Paraglides Through the Dolomites With ‘New Eyes’

A group of friends brings their vans and ski equipment to Passo Giau, an iconic section of Italy’s beloved Dolomites.

Written by Andrew McLemore March 08, 2023

Woman Completes First Crossing of Africa on an Electric Motorcycle

CAKE, a Swedish bike maker, claimed the 124-day trip represents the longest distance ever traveled on an electric motorcycle.

Written by Andrew McLemore March 06, 2023

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

Average Joes, Gravel Greatness: Adventure in the Face of Adulting

Three professional fathers embark on a gravel biking adventure, overcoming adulting and the unpredictable winter weather in Georgia.

Written by Matthew Medendorp March 06, 2023

Appalachian Trail Thru-Hike, 2nd Attempt: Upgrading My Thrifted and Gifted Gear to Try Again

In March 2018, I set off on my first attempt to thru-hike the Appalachian Trail — but I didn’t make it. Now I’m heading back…

Written by Xiaoling Keller March 01, 2023

Opting for Gear: Why We Chose a Rad Wedding Registry Over a Traditional One

We didn’t need another blender when we got married. Instead, we used the REI wedding registry.

Written by Aubrey Byron February 05, 2023

Adam Ondra Climbs a Giant Sinkhole

After a few photos teasing this epic send, Adam Ondra provides the play-by-play cave-climb documentary we all wanted to see.

Written by Andrew McLemore January 20, 2023

Meet the Family Caring for the Oldest Alpine Hut in the French Alps

Meet the hutkeeper, her husband, and their two young children who care for an historic hut in the craggy French Alps of Chamonix.

Written by Rebecca Ross January 13, 2023

The Other Wild Side of New Orleans: Kayaking, Hiking, Biking Around the Big Easy

New Orleans is known for its music, food, and culture. But the beauty of the bayous and nature preserves is an unspoken attraction.

Written by Ariel Frager December 20, 2022

Inside GearJunkie’s 30-Hour Adventure Race: What It Took to Finish

Team GearJunkie biked, paddled, and trekked for 130-plus miles (for 28 hours straight!) to claim fourth place overall in the USARA National Championship adventure race.

Written by Stephen Regenold December 07, 2022

How to Trek Mardi Himal: Nepal’s ‘Hidden Treasure Trail’

A stunning alternative to the Annapurna Base Camp or Everest Base Camp treks, Mardi Himal is a 5-day journey in a quiet corner of Nepal’s…

Written by Lisa Morris December 05, 2022

We Almost Died Trekking Nepal: Here’s What Went Wrong

A hapless guide, poison tea, and fatal flooding — these are the hard lessons we learned about the avoidable dangers of trekking in Nepal. After…

Written by Lisa Morris December 02, 2022

‘Chillest Humans’: Meet America’s Toughest Race Director

The 20-year veteran of adventure racing has been known throughout his career to see through the storm. In the role of race director, he brought…

Wingsuit Flyers Cruise Over Mont Blanc in ‘The Longest Line’

The Soul Flyers — a French ariel sports team — make all the right moves in this jaw-dropping wingsuit video.

Written by Andrew Marshall November 08, 2022

Alpine Loop Backcountry Byway: An Off-Road Motorcycle Adventure Guide

Southwest Colorado’s remote Alpine Loop Backcountry Byway takes adventurers through remarkable historic sites and rugged, out-of-this-world scenery.

Written by Morgan Tilton October 14, 2022

The Goat Guy: Filson Sheds Light on the Grit of Pack Goats

Marc Warnke isn’t just a guy who owns goats. He’s The Goat Guy.

Written by Rachelle Schrute October 03, 2022

Cyclist Says He’ll Make Longest Pedal Ever Across Antarctica

Omar Di Felice has announced his plans to ride his fat bike coast-to-coast, unsupported, on a route that will take him through the South Pole.

Written by Sam Anderson October 03, 2022

Toyota Tundra, GearJunkie Win US Adventure Racing Championship

Only four teams cleared the multi-discipline course, which covered 115+ miles in a 30-hour time limit.

Written by Sean McCoy September 20, 2022

‘Chasing Perfection’ Explores the Journey To Archery Greatness

Become 1 and Prime Archery dive into that quest for perfection from the perfect bow to the perfect shot in its latest film, Chasing Perfection.

Written by Rachelle Schrute September 07, 2022

Ultralight, Ultra-Strong Backpack: Stone Glacier Terminus 7000 Review

While it may fill a very specialized niche, the Stone Glacier Terminus 7000 backpack stands out from the crowd for more than its sheer size.

Written by Sean McCoy August 30, 2022

The Life and Adventures of the Late Iconic Overlander Loren Upton

Loren Upton has died at age 87. The adventurer is remembered as the first to cross the Darién Gap by land and for driving around…

Written by Evan Williams August 26, 2022

Watch Paraglider Pull Emergency Chute With One Second to Spare

You can’t cut it much closer than this and live to tell about it.

Written by Sean McCoy August 05, 2022

AWD Fat E-Bike Review: PWR Dually Brings 2-Wheel Power to ‘Adventure Biking’

The PWR Dually gets its name from its dual-drive wheels, but how it distributes power between them enhances the riding experience.

Written by M.T. Elliott August 05, 2022

Toyota Tundra for the Long Haul: Gear Up for Road Trips and Full Weekends Outdoors

2022 Toyota Tundra accessories can convert your truck into an adventure base camp. Here’s how to get more from a new truck.

Going Pro at 36: Rab Wardell’s Unlikely Rise to the MTB Top

The latest entry to Wahoo’s “Old Enough to Know Better” follows affable MTB rider Rab Wardell, as he takes on a full-time pro’s cadence.

Written by Jilli Cluff August 02, 2022

Simple Send: Mellow Routes and Hikes to Truly Take in the Tetons

Two experienced climbers show us how warmup routes help them reconnect with nature, themselves, and the essence of climbing. Having the Grand Tetons as a…