The Call of Autumn Colors: Fall Foliage Photo Poetry
In these autumn landscapes, the colors of fall foliage are sending us a message....
25 October, 2017
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The Travel Cycle’s Four Stages—Plus One
It's said that travel has four stages: dream, plan, go and share. I'd suggest a small—but pivotal—additional step to complete the travel cycle....
18 October, 2017
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The Best Adventure Book Ever Written: “The Little Prince”
I'd argue that the best adventure book ever written is "The Little Prince" by Antoine de Saint-Exupery. Here's why....
09 September, 2017
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The Aiguille du Midi: Portal to Adventure in the French Alps
It's a high-altitude, glacier-adorned wonderland on the Mont Blanc massif. And, if you're up for summiting the more than 15,000ft-high peak of Aiguille du Midi, it may be your perfect adventure....
05 July, 2017
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A Conversation with Patagonia Explorer and “Unbounded” Filmmaker Garrett Martin – Part Two
Documentary filmmaker Garrett Martin and three other young travelers spent four months in the wilderness of Patagonia, and joined one of the strongest conservation movements in the world....
28 June, 2017
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A Conversation with Patagonia Explorer and “Unbounded” Filmmaker Garrett Martin – Part One
In 2016, four young travelers set off unaided into Chilean Patagonia. For four months the team trekked and pack-rafted along the longest continual trail network in South America, documenting their journey, the region, and the local people. Meet Garrett Martin, the director of their film...
24 June, 2017
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The Man On the Mountain
We were high in the Pyrenees, mid-way through a whirlwind of non-stop adventures, and when they told us that we were heading up to the mountain village of Meranges to meet Eduardo Jornet — father of famed runner and mountaineer Kilian Jornet, who had just...
14 June, 2017
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A Soaked Spring in Yosemite
After its wettest winter on record and a staggering sixty-three-feet of snow, Northern California — Yosemite included — is swollen with flooded valleys and thundering waterfalls....
24 May, 2017
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Discovering the Danube in Active Luxury
The Wachau Valley, lying between the medieval towns of Melk and Krems, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It’s also the scenic centerpiece along the Danube for an emerging style of adventure travel: ship-based river cruising that combines active physical pursuits with luxurious creature comforts....
18 February, 2017
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The Sharing Effect: Adventures with Others Make You Feel Better
A couple of recent research studies have shown that adventure travels are best when paired with other people—friends or even strangers! ...
16 November, 2016
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