National park adventures come in all sizes. Come with me on a "small" but memorable one, to the Edgar Allan Poe National Historic Site in Philadelphia....
These legends left lasting legacies in their wake, from the first aerial film of Mt. Kilimanjaro to a fourteen-foot fiberglass kayak to the theory of evolution. Find the right expedition, and you too can venture to the territories that inspired them....
A couple of recent research studies have shown that adventure travels are best when paired with other people—friends or even strangers! ...
When I hit the road, I change. One whirlwind trip through Bolivia showed me how, when I travel, I become…...
No more shuffleboard and tour bus windows: baby boomers—people in their 60s, 70s and 80s—are seeking active adventures with extreme activities and thrills....
Frankly, hurtling down whitewater on a piece of foam sounds insane. But here I am, gripping the handles of my riverboard—a chunky style of bodyboard one rides belly down and face first—as the South Fork of the American River sucks me toward a section known...
This is Part 3 of the Extreme Family Adventure interview with Kim Broux and Jochem Cuypers. Click here to see Part 1: Meet the Parents Behind the “TrisTrans Saga” or Part 2: Tackling Highest Peaks and Lowest Temperatures on the “TrisTrans Saga” Many people I know...
This is Part 2 of the Extreme Family Adventure interview with Kim Broux and Jochem Cuypers. Click here to see Part 1: Meet the Parents Behind the “TrisTrans Saga” Most families I know hope to make a road trip through the southwest to see the national...
Does the trip home from your vacation always seem to take less time than the one getting there? A new study provides an explanation for why....
Popular films are often cited as the reason inexperienced people take on risky adventures. Will the 2015 film "Everest" cause the same effect?...