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Patagonia Camp Cup: Tick This Adventure Race Off Your Bucket List Now

Head to one of the most beautiful places in the world and compete in a variety of races. The Patagonia Camp Cup offers competitors a…

Written by Aaron Bible March 21, 2019

Closing the Gap: Nite Ize TRU Zip Waterproof Zipper Is Revolutionary

The TRU Zip waterproof zipper by Nite Ize is a patented technology taking the outdoor industry by storm.

Written by Julie Kailus March 18, 2019

Epic Photos: Will Gadd Climbs Inside Greenland Ice Cap

Famed ice climber Will Gadd repels deep into Greenland’s ice shelf to learn more about global warming and climb some mind-blowing routes.

Written by Nate Mitka March 08, 2019

Caroling the Grand Canyon: How to Survive the Great Ditch in Winter

Rafting the Grand Canyon in winter is one of North America’s great adventures. One man tells his experience of a winter Grand Canyon raft trip…

Written by Sean McCoy March 06, 2019

Suction Cup Bike Rack: Testing the Safety of Kupper Car Mounts

Will giant suction cups securely transport your bicycle?

Written by Seiji Ishii March 05, 2019

So You Want to Be an Influencer: The Realities of Being Insta-Famous

‘Instagram doesn’t really have a retirement plan.’ — Brianna Madia

Written by Adam Ruggiero March 04, 2019

Travelers, Ditch the Bottled Water: LifeStraw Pitcher Provides Clean H2O From the Tap

Filtering water from lakes and streams is great, but what about your overseas Airbnb? Meet the LifeStraw Home glass pitcher.

Written by Adam Ruggiero March 04, 2019

Summit an 8,700-Foot Peak Overlooking ‘El Capitán’ — In Texas

Near the border of West Texas and New Mexico, the Guadalupe Mountains host Texas’ four tallest peaks. We ascended a surprisingly challenging 3,000 feet to…

Written by Kyle Nossaman February 26, 2019

Dodge Baggage Fees With the Cotopaxi Allpa 35L: Review

The Cotopaxi Allpa’s $190 sticker price may seem high for a carry-on piece. But a clever combination of design, organization, and features may actually save…

Written by Sean McCoy February 25, 2019

‘Quit Your Job’: Eagle Creek Will Send You on Outdoor Sabbatical

American workers forgo 700 million vacation days each year. Eagle Creek wants to change that with its national Quit Your Job campaign.

Written by Julie Kailus February 25, 2019

Travel Tested: Goal Zero Sherpa 100AC & Nomad 28 Plus Solar Kit

I took Goal Zero’s latest battery pack and solar combo — the Sherpa 100AC Power Bank and Nomad 28 Plus Solar Panel — to Nepal…

Written by Sean McCoy February 12, 2019

Insomnia? Listen to App-Based Bedtime Stories by ‘Extreme Sleep Adventurer’

Phoebe Smith has slept soundly on mountaintops and inside glaciers. Now she’s sharing her secrets through the popular app Calm. Think bedtime stories for adults.

Written by Julie Kailus February 11, 2019

American West Road Trip: 5 Lessons I Learned

Last year, I slept in my car for eight months and visited 17 national parks. This guide provides little-known tips on how to make the…

Written by Nicole Qualtieri January 29, 2019

A Year in a Skoolie: What We Love (And What We Don’t)

My wife and I have lived in a converted school bus for 365 days now. Here’s what we’ve loved (and a few things we haven’t…

Written by Kyle Nossaman January 23, 2019

Jordan Travel: 5 Adventures You Can’t Miss

Jordan is booming with adventure, indoors and out. From Petra to Wadi Rum, this guide outlines bike tours, ancient archaeological visits, and nights under the…

Written by Morgan Tilton January 21, 2019

Ready to Dabble in Adventure Travel? Try These Top Trending Destinations

See where some of the most adventurous travelers are putting down temporary roots to explore the wildest stuff.

Written by Julie Kailus January 18, 2019

Channel Islands National Park: A Remote Island Getaway Ends With Evacuation

A recent trip to Channel Islands National Park proved that its little-known islands off the coast of Los Angeles are full of rugged adventures and…

Written by Kyle Nossaman January 16, 2019

Slope Chauffeur: Liftopia Offers Bus Service for Skiers

Plus, a discounted ski lift ticket is included if you need one. But you can cut out that cost if you already have a season…

Written by Julie Kailus January 09, 2019

Locked Doors, No Toilets: A Government Shutdown at Our National Parks

Little-to-no services are available in national parks when there’s a federal government shutdown. Our editor visited Saguaro National Park on the eighth day of the…

Written by Kyle Nossaman January 02, 2019

A World-Class Waterfowl Hunting Experience at Hooray Ranch

From five-star accommodations to gracious hospitality, the incredible bird hunting at Hooray Ranch is simply the icing on the cake to a 24/7 experience of…

Written by Nicole Qualtieri December 29, 2018

The Last Reindeer Riders: Expedition to the Tsaatan of the Taiga

Only around 44 families of the Tsaatan tribe remain living along the Mongolian-Russian border. I traveled there to learn more about their culture.

Written by Stephen Regenold December 20, 2018

Space-Saving Racks & Packing Hacks for Road Trippers

From $500 racks to $2 hooks, here are some van life organization and gear-hauling essentials for your next adventure — tried and tested.

Written by GJ Staff December 19, 2018

Road Home: How to Start the RV Life

Marc and Julie Bennett literally wrote the book on living the RV life. They’re pretty good at it now. But we wanted to know how…

Written by Julie Kailus December 17, 2018

The Best Kiteboarding Locations for Your Next Wind Adventure

Where should you plan your next kiteboarding trip? We’ve got you covered with the best kiteboarding locations for your next vacation.

Written by GJ Staff December 13, 2018

Skiing in Japan: Tips, Tricks, and Must-Pack List

Do you like riding deep powder with nonexistent lift lines? Noshing on steaming noodles? Soaking in hot springs at the end of your day? If…

Written by Julie Kailus December 10, 2018

Highways to High Desert: Colorado Teardrops Canyonland Trailer Review

For eight days and 2,500 miles, my wife and I lived in a Colorado Teardrops Canyonland. If you’re considering a tow-behind for your adventures, here…

Written by GJ Staff December 10, 2018

‘Drink Now’ Tech Mug Means Coffee’s Never Too Hot

Travel mug brand BURNOUT is using space tech to keep fluids like coffee at their optimal — or most drinkable — temperature.

Written by Julie Kailus December 06, 2018

Pick Your Powder: Win a Ski Trip Anywhere in Colorado

High Sierra and GearJunkie teamed up to give skiers and snowboarders adventure gear — and a ski trip in Colorado. And it’s all on us.

Written by Julie Kailus December 03, 2018

Lassen Volcanic National Park: Everything to Love About a Big Park, Without the Crowds

Lassen Volcanic National Park is one of the lesser-known parks. There’s a lot to love about this northern California gem, which is chock-full of volcanoes,…

Written by Kyle Nossaman November 23, 2018

Turkey Dogs in Moab: An Unconventional Thanksgiving Outdoors

If you haven’t planned Thanksgiving, I highly recommend giving yourself a pass. Last year, instead of sitting around stuffing our faces with stuffing, we rode…

Written by Julie Kailus November 16, 2018

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