Travel

Ancient History, New Trail: The Epic 400-Mile Jordan Trail

The Jordan Trail just opened in 2017. It weaves through desert backcountry, lush canyons, and more than 52 villages.

Written by GJ Staff October 03, 2017

Adult Summer Camp: Get Outside at the Pursuit Series

The CamelBak Pursuit Series offers adults the opportunity to learn outdoor skills and find a community of like-minded active people.

Written by Mallory Paige September 28, 2017

Travel Cancun: Ditch The Beach Party, Go Mountain Biking

Ditch your tanning oil and margarita mix for some one-of-a-kind mountain biking complete with underground swimming holes, spider monkeys, and secret ruins.

Written by Nate Mitka August 08, 2017

Hammocks, Vans, And Treehouses: Airbnb’s Hidden Gems

Whether you’re on a shoestring budget or spending top dollar, Airbnb has wild, weird, and wacky lodging geared to the outdoorsy.

Written by Adam Ruggiero August 02, 2017

Badass Mom Is Bush Pilot To Denali

From heli-ski guide guide to climbing guide, Leighan Falley knows adventure. But, since having a daughter, she’s taken the thrill of Denali to whole new…

Written by GJ Staff May 10, 2017

Hike New Zealand’s 2,000-Mile Te Araroa: 10 Tips

In 2011, New Zealand opened up “the long pathway,” an end-to-end hike from the top of New Zealand to the bottom spanning roughly 2,000 miles.…

Written by GJ Staff May 05, 2017

This Travel Duffel Is Designed For Sketchy Border Crossings

Flashy gear catches eyes. This bag is made for sketchy international borders and other places where the last thing you want is attention. But you’ll…

Written by Nate Mitka May 04, 2017

Headliners: Top Films From 10 Years Of 5Point Festival

Sit back, relax, and enjoy five of the best films to grace the screen at the 5Points Film Festival.

Written by Sean McCoy April 28, 2017

Celebrate & Support National Parks With Outdoorsy Artwork

Hang one of these gems up in your living room and remind yourself of your favorite National Parks.

Written by Nate Mitka April 14, 2017

Live Happier: Four Lessons From Round-The-World Cyclist

Patrick Martin rode his bike across the planet for more than a decade. What he learned changed his life and can help you be happier,…

Written by Adam Ruggiero March 27, 2017

Hiking Spain’s Oldest Trail: Camino De Santiago

Over 1,000 years of relentless feet, hooves, and bike tires have literally carved this trail into the earth, making it one of the most famous…

Written by Stephen Regenold March 09, 2017

You Can Compete In Team SUP World Championships

Have you ever stand-up paddle-boarded? No? Perfect, you qualify for the first ever four-person team championships.

Written by Adam Ruggiero March 02, 2017

The Macabre Beauty Of Iceland’s Signature Knives

Whale teeth, sheep horns, horse hooves, and petrified trees are some of the ‘special ingredients’ that make these knives the stuff of legend.

Written by Adam Ruggiero February 07, 2017

Cheapest Ride To Space? $75,000 By Balloon

Looking for the cheapest way to get into orbit? This helium-powered balloon is already taking reservations for ‘space tourism.’

Written by Adam Ruggiero January 30, 2017

The Surfy Glory Of The Powder Turn

‘Snowboarding in Japan is very much about living in the now. ‘

Written by GJ Staff January 19, 2017

Stunning Nature Video Will Leave You In Awe

Enter a world of star-filled skies, foggy morning light, and roaming wild animals.

Written by GJ Staff December 29, 2016

Meet The ‘World Cyclist’ Biking Every Country

With 141 countries complete and 52 to go, this cyclist continues his quest to ride through every country in the world nearly a decade after…

Written by Adam Ruggiero December 28, 2016

This Power Plant Is So Green You Can Ski It

Shred pow, climb some vert, and go for a hike, all atop hundreds of tons of burning garbage.

Written by Adam Ruggiero December 22, 2016

Oh Canada! 13 Parks To See For Free In 2017

These 13 parks are so spectacular (and free in 2017), they’ll have you packing your tent and camera.

Written by Adam Ruggiero December 21, 2016

‘Hotel In Alps’ Is Surreal Mountain Retreat

You take the helicopter, we’ll take the hard way.

Written by Adam Ruggiero December 16, 2016

Clueless In European Cities, I Relied On Wilderness Skills

For our young contributor, wilderness skills were a key to adapting to city life.

Written by GJ Staff December 09, 2016

Treehouse Of The Future? Crazy Concept Will Be A Reality

An architect in Kazakhstan bets this wildly-designed ‘treehouse’ as the future of sustainable housing.

Written by Adam Ruggiero December 06, 2016

Nation’s Largest ‘Urban Forest’ Park Coming To Texas

Dallas is getting greener thanks to projects along its Trinity River Corridor.

Written by GJ Staff November 30, 2016

My Trip to India for a ‘Budget’ Hip

When a 40-year-old outdoors athlete requires a hip replacement, he travels from Oregon to India. This is his first-hand experience with the burgeoning world of…

Written by Jason Magness October 28, 2016

Camp In A Geo Dome: 5 REI Adventures For 2017

These new expeditions offered by REI for 2017 will inspire your travel bug.

Written by Adam Ruggiero October 26, 2016

Adventure Traveler? Book Gives ‘Global Bucket List’

Looking for more adventure than a beach and a book? These 10 activities will get your heart racing.

Written by GJ Staff October 20, 2016

Secret ‘Getaway’ Houses For Spontaneous Outings

Rent one of these mobile tiny homes near New York or Boston, but don’t fret about planning. You won’t know where your rental is parked…

Written by Adam Ruggiero October 11, 2016

Adventure Gap Year: Why You Should Take A Year Off Before College

Here’s why Aidan Campbell is delaying college for a gap year. Instead of exams, she will backpack, volunteer, raft, and work adventurous jobs around the…

Written by Nate Mitka October 06, 2016