A Ticket to Ride From Uncle Sam
It’s that time of year! Tax returns are starting to come in (or not if you’re against granting an interest-free loan to the government) and
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Outdoor Gear Companies: The Heroes and Villains
It is easy to understand why people who love and care for the environment support outdoor gear companies that demonstrate corporate social responsibility. Recent events
China Touches Up Their Entry Process
China is a popular destination with many adventure travelers, who visit every year seeking experiences like a walk along the Great Wall, hiking the banks of
Is Transformation What You’re Looking For?
We're all shaped by our transitions and transformations. It's written deep into the human spirit to seek out experiences that change us forever. But first
Winter Hikes To Keep You Warm
Up and at ’em, hibernators! You don’t have to stay dormant just because the temperatures are low. In fact, winter is one of the best
National Parks Get More Beautiful With Age
Thanks to the National Park Service, a handful of our parks will be receiving some well-deserved TLC this year, and that’s not including the $12.5
Featured Trip: Baffin Island’s Polar Bears and Glaciers offered by AdventureWomen
This trip to Baffin Island is designed for active, adventurous women who have a strong love of the wild outdoors. Think tracking down polar bears
Gear pick: Always let your compass be your guide
Every hiker needs a dependable compass in his or her backpack. We have picked out a few that are sturdy, dependable and won't break the budget.
Map and Compass navigation: Learn the fundamental skills of trail navigation
The best way to learn map and compass navigation skills is to attend a class — there is no substitute for hands-on training with a
Kilimanjaro Summit Success – What Worked
“Keep climbing, Keep climbing,” our guide shouts on Mount Kilimanjaro Summit Day. I tell myself, “If I hear him say that one more time….” He