Epic Rides: ‘Glacier Express’ Showcases Rails-to-Runs Aventure
Debuting today, ‘The Glacier Express’ presents a five-episode film series tracking an epic travel-snowboarding concept.
Parking Your Camper: Public Land, Campgrounds, and RV Parks Compared
Whether you’re a weekend escapist or a full-time working traveler, knowing where to park your RV for the night can be part of the fun or a daunting challenge.
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RV Office: The Power to Work From Anywhere
You found a great spot to hole up for a few days, but how do you find off-grid electricity to power your RV office? Here, we evaluate methods to make, store, and manage electricity in the boonies.
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The Best Travel Backpacks of 2019
We tested and reviewed the best travel backpacks of 2019, including top picks from Cotopaxi, Deuter, Osprey, Mammut, and more.
Internet & Communications Solutions for a Roving RV Office
Cellular and Wi-Fi signals determine the reality of where RV-based professionals can travel and work — and how long we stay there. Use this information to extend your digital leash to work from more locations in your remote office.
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On the Road With Wandering Pros Aaron Gulley and Jen Judge
For Aaron Gulley and Jen Judge, the open road is home. We caught up with them just long enough to ask what it’s like living in and working from their home office on wheels.
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Early-Bird Gift Guide: Shop Early, Relax Before the Holidays
We’ve found the best gifts for all the adventure-loving people in your life. Shop these early-bird gifts now and get back outside doing what you love.
‘1,000 Places to See Before You Die’: Adventure Travel Bucket List
The original bucket-list travel book gets a fresh new look. Tons more images, new places, and new adventures refresh ‘1,000 Places to See Before You Die’ for 2019.
Drive, Tow, or Haul? A Breakdown of RV Classifications
Whether you’re driving a motorhome, towing a pull-behind, or hauling a slide-in pop-top, each type of RV presents unique advantages and drawbacks.
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Luxury Off-Road: Interviewing EarthRoamer Inventor Bill Swails
Many people consider the EarthRoamer to be the most capable overland rig ever made. We recently caught up with Bill Swails, the man behind the vision, to talk about his adventure into entrepreneurship and his globe-circling machines.
Road Work: Tips to Make the Most of Your RV Office
For 1 million Americans, an RV isn’t just a weekend escape pod — it’s home. For many of us, it’s also an office on wheels.
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Heli-Mountain Running Launches in North America
A growing number of helicopter-supported mountain run programs are popping up across high-alpine landscapes. Here’s the where and why.
Drive South for the Winter to These 5 Warm Retreats
An RV affords the ability to migrate with the seasons. But where should you go when the mercury drops?
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5 Lessons Learned: GearJunkie ‘Mobile Office’ Trip
Eight GearJunkie employees motored to north-central Minnesota and the upcoming mountain biking hub of Cuyuna.
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Snow White: Watch Haunting Japow in Monochrome
Germany-based KORUA Shapes makes some pretty uniquely shaped snowboards and splitboards. It also just made a gorgeous ski film.
Cotopaxi’s Most Popular Product Gets Bigger (and Better): Allpa 42L Travel Pack Review
Building on its fun and functional ethos, Cotopaxi beefs up its best-selling product. The Allpa Travel Pack earns big points for clever design, clean aesthetic, and a surprising number of handy — and hidden — features.
Skiers Travel the Globe in Dreamy Ski Film
Fall into a powder-filled dream state with this awesome amateur ski film.
The Best Dry Bags of 2019
We review and test the Best Dry Bags of 2019, including the YETI Panga Waterproof Duffel and top picks from SealLine, NRS, and more.
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 fantastic secret: Wheeler Geological Area.
Travel With Arc’teryx: Brand Launches ‘Trips’ for Adventurers
Arc’teryx Trips help you experience remote and magical outdoor playgrounds while honing technical skills.
Not a Toy: Canon’s Tiny ‘Carabiner Camera’ Is Built for Adventure
After a successful Indiegogo campaign earlier this year, Canon is ready to launch its 3-ounce waterproof adventure camera later this month.
Free Gear Fridays: Thule Crossover 2 Luggage Kit Giveaway
This week, one lucky winner will receive an expansive travel luggage kit from Thule!
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Rent Before You Buy: Guide to Campervan Rentals and Adventures
Many of us have dreams of cruising down the open road in our built-out Sprinter van. But the thought of actually converting a van can be daunting and expensive. This is just one reason to consider renting a camper or RV to see if it’s right for you. Here’s how.
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How to Make the Most of Rented Adventure
You don’t have to quit your job and move into a van full-time to get a taste of the open road. For millions of Americans, a rented campervan provides easy access to turnkey adventure. If you plan accordingly, it could change your outlook on travel.
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Risking It All: Watch ‘The Last Honey Hunter’
Hidden in the steep mountain jungles of Nepal, Mauli Dahn risks it all in search of wild, toxic honey.
Free Gear Fridays: 2-Week Campervan Adventure Rental Giveaway
This week, one lucky winner will receive a 2-week campervan rental from Travellers Autobarn!
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Watch: Bikepacking Italy From Town to Trail
Two friends, Francesco D’Alessio and Giorgio Frattale, decide to dedicate a video tribute to their native land. It’s a celebration of life, wilderness, and exploration.
Save on Travel Gear: Backcountry Sale Happening Now
Dreaming of your next big adventure? Until October 13, you can save 20 percent on full-price travel gear at Backcountry. Use the promo code TRAVEL20 at checkout to claim your savings.
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‘Climbing Blind’: Paraclimber Lead Climbs Iconic Sandstone Tower
Jesse Dufton, who’s competed at and won climbing events worldwide, attempts to be the first blind person to lead climb the iconic Old Man of Hoy sea stack in Scotland.
Watch: 2,000 Miles by Bike and Surfboard
Friend duo Cooper Thomas and Pius Kazimieraitis, aka the Coastal Sifters, quit their jobs to tour the coast by bike — surfing and picking up trash along the way.
Space-Saving Solutions for Campervan Living
A van provides a great space to build a custom adventure vehicle. But while vans have more interior space than many cars and trucks, they still have limited square footage. Here, we offer tips to plan your van build.