Travel

Pedaling Through Asia’s Largest Spice Market

Take a tour through the streets and rooftops of New Dehli, India.

Written by Staff Post March 29, 2016

Watch: Running Papua New Guinea With Anna Frost

Anna Frost journeys to the highlands of Papua New Guinea to visit the place where she grew up.

Written by Staff Post March 23, 2016

Fold-Up Sunglasses: ‘Popticals’ Fit In Egg-Shape Case

Wrap-around sunglasses that fold up and fit inside an egg-shape case, Popticals are quality sunglasses you can store anywhere.

Written by Stephen Regenold March 21, 2016

The Resort That Adventure Built: ‘True North’ Basecamp

Just feet from groomed fat bike trails in the winter or mountain bike singletrack in summer, a new resort in northern Minnesota redefines the cabin…

Written by Kyle Nossaman March 14, 2016

14 Things To Know When Planning A Ski Trip To Japan

You’ve saved your pennies, and now it’s time to plan your trip to Japan. These 14 tips will help you plan your ski trip to…

Written by Sean McCoy March 14, 2016

Wood Panel Camper Makes Sustainable Statement

Made from wood and other natural materials, Homegrown Trailers are light enough to pull behind a small SUV or large car.

Written by Sean McCoy March 04, 2016

Ski Jump + Bungee + Zipline = One Crazy Ride

In Tignes, France, you can now launch off a ski jump before being caught by a zip-line, upon which you’ll slide while bouncing on bungee…

Written by Sean McCoy February 29, 2016

Test: LifeStraw Water Filter For Travel, Outdoors

From the ruins of Peru to the wilds of the backcountry, we test the LifeStraw water filter and the new LifeStraw Go water bottle.

Written by Jake Ferguson February 25, 2016

Huge Boulders Fall On I-70 In Colorado

Warm temps in Glenwood Canyon created a freeze/thaw effect that caused two huge boulders to fall from the cliffs above onto I-70, blocking part of…

Written by Sean McCoy February 15, 2016

No Pavement, 1,000 Miles: Moto Adventure Across Baja

Baja sparked a generation of adventurers to blaze new trails, and for this group of riders, Baja’s remote dunes offer an isolated paradise

Written by Staff Post February 15, 2016

Geocache: Exploring Winter ‘Checkpoints’ In Frozen North

Follow the Geocaching Vlogger’s videos of his 1,4000 mile winter road trip for the Checkpoint MN scavenger hunt.

Written by Staff Post January 22, 2016

Eye Candy: South American Time-Lapse Beauty

Video captures the rugged beauty of the Andean spine of South America.

Written by Staff Post January 08, 2016

You’ve Never Heard Of These 10 South American Adventure Travel Gems

You’re gonna need a bigger bucket. You’ve probably never heard of these South American treasures, but now that you have, they should go on your…

Written by Eric Hanson December 16, 2015

Cruise Ship Allegedly Destroys 1,000-Year-Old Coral Reef

A video shows the Pullmantur ‘Zenith,’ owned by Royal Caribbean, dragging anchor chain over a vast swath of reef in the Grand Cayman, destroying in…

Written by Staff Post December 10, 2015

This Couple Traveled The World For 500 Days; Here’s How

Don’t just dream it, do it! Here’s how a middle-class couple made a round-the-world, multi-year adventure a reality.

Written by Lindsey Nubern December 03, 2015

Riding ‘Mongol Derby,’ The Longest Horse Race On The Planet

Ride semi-wild horses 1,000 km through the wilds of Mongolia in a race that will test even the strongest of athletes. Our correspondent was there…

Written by Erik Cooper November 25, 2015

Explore Bali In Two-Minute Video

Sit back, and let two minutes of footage whisk you to the island of Bali. Then get ready to plan your own trip.

Written by Staff Post November 19, 2015

Tragic Pasts, Forbidden Peaks Explored In ‘Miguel’s Paramo’ Film

‘Miguel’s Paramo’ is a short film that investigates the unique nexus where Colombia’s recent and calamitous past and the current influx of adventure travel activities…

Written by Staff Post November 05, 2015

Travel-Lust: The 20 Most ‘Pinned’ Destinations On Earth

Pinterest released its ’20 top-pinned places,’ resulting in a crowd-sourced hall of fame of the web’s most lusted-after travel spots.

Written by Drew Allred November 03, 2015

A Peaceful Powder Edit From Hokkaido

The second edit in DPS’s Shadow Campaign, ‘The Warmth Of Winter,’ has a vibe like Sunday morning and deep powder for miles. Grab a cup…

Written by Staff Post October 20, 2015

Canyons, Stars, Mountain Peaks… 15 ‘EarthPorn’ Images

This compilation of nature photos, culled from a mega-popular Reddit feed, will inspire you to get out there, possibly with a camera in tow.

Written by Staff post October 16, 2015

Plan Now To Travel Europe By Motorbike This Spring

Turn ‘someday’ into ‘next spring with practical advice on how to tour Europe by motorcycle.

Written by Kyle Nossaman October 13, 2015

Segmented: Stuff Sack Organizes Your Gear

The SegSac has internal dividers to keep clothes and gear from floating around in your pack or luggage.

Written by Jake Ferguson October 12, 2015

Hammocks For Rent: 12 ‘Camping’ Options On Airbnb

Want to go camping without packing up all the gear? These 12 spots — some of more than 300 Airbnb tent rentals across the United…

Written by Sean McCoy October 08, 2015

Dozing Daredevils: Hammocks Gather Over Mountain Chasm

They sleep and socialize 150 feet high in the Italian Alps.

Written by Staff Post September 28, 2015

The Beautiful Caribbean ‘Playground’

This video shot in the U.S. and British Virgin Islands will have you ready to pack your swimsuit and not much more.

Written by Staff Post September 16, 2015

Merino Wool: Ultimate Dressed-Up Travel Shirt

Libertad Travel Apparel marries the stink resistance of wool with the tailoring of a dress shirt.

Written by Sean McCoy September 09, 2015

Climbers’ Ranch: Epicenter Of Teton Climbing

Climber or not, the Climbers Ranch is a way to experience Grand Teton National Park away from the throngs of tourists and in the company…

Written by Eric Lemke September 02, 2015

Grizzly Bear, Loving Life, Rolling Down A Hill

Grizzlies are big, powerful, and sometimes super cute and playful.

Written by Staff Post August 28, 2015

Mazda3 Gets Dirty On 6,000 Mile (Off) Road Trip

The Mazda3 is certainly an ‘on-road’ car. That didn’t keep the GearJunkie crew from getting it stuck and unstuck on a 6,000 mile road trip.

Written by Patrick Murphy August 20, 2015

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