Travel

7 Photos to Convince You That Hiking to Oahu's Lanikai Pillboxes for Sunrise Is Totally Worth It

Abby Shepard

Wake up early and climb this trail before sunrise for unforgettable views.

The 4 Favorite Road Trip Games from Our Superb Skiing Trip to Montana

Holly Mandarich

Montucky Moments

Why Backpacking the Inca Trail Is Better Than Machu Picchu Itself

Katie Y

As you may know, the Inca Trail is one of the most famous trails that leads directly to one of the New Seven Wonders of The World, Machu Picchu. While most people opt for the easy route by taking the train and bus to see this wonder, I cannot emphasize enough to you that you should trek one of the trails instead. So full of rich history and beautiful views. It was more inspiring and enjoyable than Machu Picchu itself. Here are my tidbits of information that you will want to know before trekking this specific trail, and why you should hike any of the trails leading to Machu Picchu instead of the train and bus.

A Wacky Packed Ski Adventure in Japan

Marc Fryt

Go karting through downtown Tokyo, backcountry skiing in snorkel deep forests, a robot cabaret show, and then some more powder turns!

Must-Have Women's Gear for Winter #Vanlife

Lisa Bao

Your Winter Essentials for #Vanlife

Why You Should Skip a Winter and Check Out Australia's Summer

Aaron Hagen

Australia is a land of extreme and diverse landscapes that offer a bit of something for everyone!

Tiger Leaping Gorge: Traversing the Heart of Yunnan

Kevin McFarland

The mighty Yangtze River careened through the weathered rocks as if a thunderous explosion occurred. The ancient limestone cliffs surrendered to the incalculable force that the river exerted. Above, two mountains pierce the sky, separated by the chasm created by this forceful river. This is the Tiger Leaping Gorge.

A Fat Bike Wildlife Safari in the Yukon You Need to Try

Rachel B

Warning: it won't be a fast ride when you're admiring the moose, fox, and lynx.

5 Tips to Avoid the Crowds at Plitvice Lakes National Park in Croatia

Cat Ekkelboom-White

Plitvice Lakes National Park is incredibly beautiful but can get extremely busy. But with these tips you can avoid the crowds.

Avoiding Disaster on the River and the Creation of FRANKENBOAT!

Dusty Klein

This is the story of the creation of Frankenboat.

Snowfall Among Giants in Tibetan China

Kevin McFarland

The Changing Valley of the Siguniang Sanctuary proved that even the explored can be unexplored. On the edge of the Tibetan Plateau in a region of cultural variety, the mountains take prominence here. The locals revere them, the pandas abide in them, and international organizations have protected them. These are the Four Sisters Mountains of Amdo Tibet, know locally as Siguniangshan.​

Why I Sold My House and Moved into My Car

Sean Walker

It's never too late to change your mind.

Thailand is More Than Just Beach Parties

Breanne McNitt

Experience Northern Thailand- a place that contains more beauty and rich culture than any photo could capture.

Exploring the Santa Ynez Valley

Kevin Tangney

It is bone dry and beautiful in the Santa Ynez Valley.

Lost and Found: Rediscovering the Legendary Shipton's Arch

Kevin McFarland

​In the far reaches of the barren landscape between Kashgar and Kygyzstan in far Western China lies a hidden gem so remote and guarded it was pronounced a legend as recently as 20 years ago.

Exploring Angkor Archaeological Park: The Grand Circuit

John Maurizi

Day two of exploring Angkor starts with a visit to Angkor Wat for sunrise. Then it's on to the Grand Circuit.

Exploring Angkor Archaeological Park: The Small Circuit

John Maurizi

A look into my experiences over three visits to this popular UNESCO site, including Angkor Wat and Angkor Thom to the less visited sites and adventures like hiking the Angkor Thom Wall. The park is a look back in time of the Khmer people and the structures the Kings built. But a closer look will reveal much more of their religion, daily life and life and death of the wars they fought to survive.

3 Days of Exploring Canyons and Chasing Sunsets in Southern California

Michael Fricke

An awesome long weekend in the desert.

Exploring Utah's Mighty 5 Solo

Jake Fagan

Letting It All Go

Off-Grid Adventures Just 2 Hours from Cabo San Lucas

Scott Sichler

Escape to Cabo Pulmo

Breathing in the Scottish Highlands

Matthew Clark

Breathe in, and breathe out.

Introducing Our Custom DIY Sprinter Van

Stephanie Yarbrough

We turned this old cargo van into our own adventure mobile!

Win a Free Trip and Bring Clean Water to Kenya with LifeStraw

Outbound

"Going to Kenya to be a part of the Follow the Liters program was one of the coolest experiences of my life. It was such an honor to witness all the hard work this team put into the program and get to interact firsthand with all the students. There is something truly life-changing about the whole experience, and I would highly recommend it to anyone interested!" - Acaicia Young, 2015 Follow the Liters contest winner

A Solo Sierra Sprint

Jake Young