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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5 Migrations You Won’t Want to Miss
Millions of butterflies cluster; centuries of cultures congregate; snowmelt thunders to the coast; caribou dash through the tundra; wildebeest run for their lives. The jaw-dropping phenomenon of migration is around us — don’t miss it...
29 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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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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Running the Subansiri by Bridget Crocker
The palpable magic of the wilderness we’re in is so captivating, it’s an actual balm to physical pain....
08 April, 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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A Child Explorer in the Amazon
Dad’s duffel bag was permanently damaged, but it was a small price to pay to meet a superhero, in my opinion. “Now I see why they warned us!” my mother sighed. As always, mom was right: the locals who met our group of explorers had...
08 February, 2017
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Face-first Down the Rapids: What if We Turned Our Idea of Watercraft on its Head?
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...
29 September, 2016
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