Category: Adventure Journal
‘From Davos with LINE’ – The crew sends warm regards as they tear through Jatzpark in Davos, Switzerland
Everyone’s goals on their skis are different. Once you click into those bindings, it’s open range. From place to place, skier to s [...]
Sweeney’s Bothy, Isle of Eigg, Scotland
King Sweeney was a nudist, exiled Gaelic royal from the 7th century, who lived as much with nature as his human frailties would allow. He wr [...]
Clean Up Trash at Your Trail, Get a Discount on Bike Gear
Well, now this is awesome. Dyed in the Wool, a bike bag maker in Poland, is offering discounts to anyone—no matter where they live and [...]
Greenlanders, From Their Own Perspective
Inuuteq Storch is a photographer from Greenland who has been amassing photos of his island’s history from the perspective of Greenlande [...]
The Campsite Dessert Churro—Sorta
The campsite churro is attainable.
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Winter camping, Grizzly bears and wag bags: GIRL CRUSH has it all
What happens when you get five badass women together in the backcountry? Pretty much what you’d expect. A whole lot of laughing, c [...]
VW Says Electric Microbus Reveal Will Be March 9—Really, They Swear
After what seems like at least a decade, the all-electric VW microbus will finally be revealed in its real, not-rendered, production-mod [...]
SLVSH – Quinn Wolferman takes on Ferdinand Dahl, in the rematch of the century
You know how it goes. The sequel is ALWAYS better than the original! Indiana Jones, Die Hard, Star Wars, etc. Okay, maybe not so m [...]
Bikepacking, With Castles
Well, not like, with castles on your bike of course. But rather through south-central France, Nice, through Entrevaux, and up to Saint [...]
Galen Rowell, the Light Bringer
Walking down the hot and dusty main street in the little cowboy town of Bishop, California, your eye will be attuned mostly to passing cars, [...]
‘White Noise’ – Finn Bilous and Quiksilver drown out the distraction in the spring skiing heaven of Treble Cone, New Zealand
Refinement is one of the most beautiful things that people are capable of. The process of trial and error, adding and subtracting [...]
The Self-Actualized Man and the Sea
Derek Hynd might be the most self-actualized human being on the planet. He could be 60 by now, must be, in fact, but I wouldn’t be surp [...]
If the Dress Code Doesn’t Make Room for These Down Pants, We Can’t Come
The neighborhood loved them right away. My wife—not so much. We have a rule that the non-pregnant, non-on-maternity-leave-and-breastfeed [...]
How ‘Adventure’ Aaron Carotta Paddled 5,000 Miles On Box Wine and SpaghettiOs
It’s fair to say that Aaron Carotta was in a bad place when he started down the Missouri River.
After a cancer diagnosis in 2008 he’d remade [...]
FREESKIER On Location: Sun Peaks
FREESKIER goes north of the border to scope out one of British Columbia’s biggest and best kept secrets
One of Canada’s largest [...]
Once Near-Extinct Fin Whales Gathering In Huge Numbers Near Antarctica
Fin Whales, the second-largest animal on the planet, after the blue whale, were hunted to near extinction in the 19th and early 20th centuri [...]
Skiing and Pizza, a Love Story
Hot pizza, cold snow, a match made in aprés heaven.
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Painful to Carry Gear That’s Still Totally Worth Carrying
We’ve added some to this list since we’re always finding new ways to torture ourselves on hikes. – Ed.
Couple weeks ago, I set out on a nic [...]