Nothing like a gourmet meal after a day of trekking or kayaking, right? More adventure travelers are seeking authentic local culinary experiences, according to a new report from the Adventure Travel Trade Association....
From unfettered freedom to self-discovery, there are plenty of good reasons for single travelers — including women — to set out on adventures on their own....
Did you know that mapmakers sometimes include fake towns or other false landmarks on their maps on purpose? Find out why....
When it comes to physical adventures, is old age a pertinent reason to exclude people? Do older travelers on group tours impede younger trip participants?...
Do you share your outdoor adventures with friends and family instantly via social media, or are they personal and solitary experiences?...
On paper, Oregon quickly becomes a land of superlatives. It’s home to the deepest river gorge in North America, the 7,993-foot deep Hell’s Canyon. It’s also where you’ll find the deepest lake in the United States, the 1,943-foot deep Crater Lake. ...
I have seen the future, and it looks like a bridge. In fact, it is a bridge, the very structure I am admiring right now: the Stari Most, or Old Bridge, in the Old Town of Mostar, in Bosnia-Herzegovina, which spans the Neretva River and...
If I put myself in danger during my adventure—knowingly or through my own negligence—should you have to cover the bill for my rescue?...
Four elements define East Greenland: ice, sea, rock and sky. At Base Camp Greenland, Natural Habitat Adventures’ new expedition camp on Ammassalik Island, these primal surroundings form the backdrop for an Arctic adventure in one of the most remote wilderness areas on the planet. Here at...
Iceland's Blue Lagoon might as well be on another planet. Its milky aqua waters ringed with rough black lava are an otherworldly sight. You reach it only after traversing miles of stark volcanic plain, a daunting landscape of jagged basalt boulders covered in moss. National...