Adventure

The State of Washington’s Best Outdoor Recreation Spots, by Sport

No matter your favorite activity, the State of Washington has a spectacular destination you’ll love.

Female Ultra Skier Crushes All-Time Record, Kelly Slater Surfs to 56th Career Win, & More Stories to Start Your Week

This is GJ’s weekly wrap on exploration and adventure news of the week. Here’s what you missed this week, and a few things to look…

Written by Jilli Cluff February 06, 2022

‘Raft the Grand Canyon’ Music Video Is So Nerdy, It’s Hip

In what could be described as a millennial version of Weird Al in the wild, a band of jolly river rats sing, dance, and raft…

Written by Jilli Cluff February 04, 2022

Cerro Torre Claims a World-Class Alpinist’s Life: The Timeline

On January 28, an avalanche on Patagonia’s Cerro Torre claimed the life of accomplished alpinist Corrado “Korra” Pesce. Here’s what happened. Editor’s note: The following…

Written by Kris Annapurna February 02, 2022

Economic and Well-Made: Topeak Bikepacking Bags and Mounts Review

This durable, functional collection of bikepacking bags and mounts works well with a range of bikes, terrain, and conditions. Plus, the full setup is less…

Written by Morgan Tilton February 01, 2022

Toyota Lunar Cruiser: Off-Roading on the Moon

Complete with living quarters, workstations, and scientific instruments, the Lunar Cruiser may be the key to lunar and Martian colonization.

Written by Jilli Cluff February 01, 2022

Interested in Snowmobiling? Hire a Guide and Get Out There

One day. One snowmobile. One epic adventure. A GearJunkie editor traveled across Colorado to see what one new adventure company has to offer.

Written by Mary Murphy January 31, 2022

Ice Climbing Crowns Its New Champs, a Kiwi Runner Makes History, & More Stories to Start Your Week

This is GJ’s weekly wrap-up of top news in exploration and adventure. Here’s what you missed this week, and a few things to look forward…

Written by Jilli Cluff January 30, 2022

Teen Pilot Circumnavigates the Globe Solo, Salmon Make a Comeback, & More Stories to Start Your Week

From the inspiring to the tragic, this is GearJunkie’s weekly wrap-up of top exploration and adventure news. Here’s what you missed.

Written by Jilli Cluff January 23, 2022

Folding Titanium Bike: Brompton ‘T Line’ Is Its Lightest Ever

For the first time, Brompton brings titanium into the heart of its frames with its ‘T Line’ of bikes.

Written by Adam Ruggiero January 19, 2022

Keira D’Amato Shatters U.S. Marathon Record and a Few More Stories to Start Your Week

From the inspiring to the tragic, this is GearJunkie’s weekly wrap-up of top exploration and adventure news. Here’s what you missed.

Written by Jilli Cluff January 16, 2022

Sky Runner Smashes 2 Speed Records in Ecuador and 4 More Stories to Start Your Week

A weekly wrap-up of adventure news. From the inspiring to the tragic, here’s some of what you missed and a few things to look forward…

Written by Jilli Cluff January 09, 2022

Hardest Gravel Cycling Ultra? Watch Alistair Brownlee Tackle ‘Badlands’

Europe’s Badlands gravel cycling challenge crosses 466 miles of wild terrain country and gains 52,500 vertical feet.

Written by Jilli Cluff January 04, 2022

Yosemite Residents Battle Eviction, We Remember Ranger Betty White, and 4 More Stories to Start Your Week

A weekly wrap-up of adventure news. From the inspiring to the tragic, here’s some of what you missed and a few things to look forward…

Written by Jilli Cluff January 02, 2022

La Palma’s Volcano Finally Chills, Cycling Champ is Airlifted From Crash, and 3 More Stories to Start Your Week

A weekly wrap-up of adventure news. From the inspiring to the tragic, here’s some of what you missed and a few things to look forward…

Written by Jilli Cluff December 26, 2021

Who Owns a Sport? Debate Around Adventure Racing World Series Heats Up

The Adventure Racing World Series organization cites a ‘deliberate copy’ of its name and an attempt to ‘rewrite history’ as a new race series plans…

Written by Kristen Arendt December 21, 2021

Frostbite Stops Alpinists Just Below Summit, Scientists Discover Super Millipedes, and 5 More Stories to Start Your Week

A weekly wrap-up of adventure news. From the inspiring to the tragic, here’s some of what you missed and a few things to look forward…

Written by Jilli Cluff December 19, 2021

Skiers in WA Trigger Deadly Avalanche, Ultrarunner Breaks 24-Hour Record, and More Can’t-Miss Stories This Week

A weekly wrap-up of adventure news. From the inspiring to the tragic, here’s some of what you missed and a few things to look forward…

Written by Jilli Cluff December 12, 2021

Jonas Deichmann Completes First-Ever ‘Round-the-World’ Triathlon and 5 More Stories to Start Your Week

A weekly wrap-up of adventure news. From the inspiring to the tragic, here’s some of what you missed and a few things to look forward…

Written by Jilli Cluff December 05, 2021

Psychedelic Stoke: Latest Ski Edit From WNDR Is All Science, Space, and Send

WNDR Alpine’s ‘The New Age of Reason’ pairs microalgae skis, mind-melting stunts, and a narrator who sounds a lot like Timothy Leary.

Written by Jilli Cluff December 03, 2021

Free Gear Fridays: Hit the Slopes With Mountain Hardwear’s Powabunga 32 Pack Giveaway

This week, two lucky winners will receive a Powabunga 32 Pack from Mountain Hardwear!

Written by GJ Staff December 03, 2021

Shell Game: Thule Packs and Luggage for Outdoor Hauls, City Commutes, Travel Abroad

Thule luggage and backpacks continue the brand’s emphasis on protecting gear on travels near and far.

Polaris Releases the All-Electric Ranger XP Kinetic

America’s favorite work-focused UTV now runs on electricity, not gas, making it quieter, more powerful, and lower impact.

Written by Berne Broudy December 01, 2021

The Polar Grit X Pro Is a Wrist-Based Navigator, Trainer, and Fitness Tracker

Polar raises the bar with the Grit X Pro multisport watch. It now has built-in GPS and navigation, improved heart-rate tracking, and a rugged build.

Snowboarding Loses a Legend, Americans Sweep Ultra-Trail Cape Town, and More Stories to Start Your Week

A weekly wrap-up of adventure news. From the inspiring to the tragic, here’s some of what you missed and a few things to look forward…

Written by Jilli Cluff November 28, 2021

‘Torn’: An Unflinching Homage to Alex Lowe, by His Son

In ‘Torn,’ Max Lowe reckons with his father’s death. On one level, the film is a eulogy to Alex Lowe; on another, it’s a trauma…

Written by Sam Anderson November 26, 2021

Cyclist Mikah Meyer Bikepacks Across Oregon, Supports LGBTQ+ Safe Spaces Outdoors

Mikah Meyer wants to foster a safe space outdoors for the LGBTQ+ community — sometimes that means doing things he’s never done before.

Written by Jilli Cluff November 24, 2021

White Mountain Wilderness: See the East Coast’s Most Rugged Peaks

‘The Wild White Mountains’ follows a small-town photographer as he ventures through the forests of New Hampshire in pursuit of light.

Written by Jilli Cluff November 24, 2021

Yosemite Rockfall Alters El Capitan, Monarchs Make a Comeback, and 6 More Stories to Start Your Week

A weekly wrap-up of adventure news. From the inspiring to the tragic, here’s some of what you missed and a few things to look forward…

Written by Jilli Cluff November 21, 2021

Shred the Devil: Watch Cody Townsend Climb and Ski Idaho Big Mountain

Watch Cody Townsend tear down two things: his backcountry risk assessment process and the 2,500-foot Devil’s Bedstead.

Written by Sam Anderson November 19, 2021

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