Travel

Your Summer Guide to Exploring the Great Wall of China

Kyle Obermann

Options for everyone.

This Island is the Caribbean's Best Kept Secret

Leigh Maneri

"The Nature Island" is Waiting

Everything You Need to Know about Hiking and Photographing Utah's Kanarra Creek Falls

Ross Kyker

Hiking and Photographing Kanarra Falls: about 2 miles there, 2 miles back.

You Need to Road Trip through Kananaskis Country. Here's Why.

Tanner Thompson

Banff National Park too busy during Canada's 150th birthday celebrations? Escape the crowds - it's only a short drive away.

Green Infusion at Singhampton Caves in Ontario

Alina Pavlova

Vanlife: Beyond the Hashtag

Jason Asleson

#itsnotaboutthevan

5 Photographs That Will Convince You to Visit the Lofoten Islands

Chris MacMurray

The Lofoten Islands aren't your typical "one and done" kind of vacation destination. Once you step foot on the soil, you'll forever yearn to return and marvel at its absolute splendor.

6 Reasons to Visit Minnesota’s Boundary Waters Wilderness

Megan Wind

The Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness is the most visited Wildernesses Area in the United States and the second largest Wilderness Area east of the Rockies.

7 Days in Sri Lanka

Jenny Feng

A perfect mixture of culture, landscapes, and adventure

Losing Yourself in the Blue Ridge Mountains

Sage Robinson

Take a Drive in the Clouds

Sleeping Under the Northern Lights in Abisko National Park

Jonathon Reed

There is a small park on the northern edge of Sweden called Abisko National Park. You can ski into the wilderness of the Kungsleden and spend a night in the mysterious beauty of the northern lights.

10 Normal Things Dirtbags Do (That Aren't Normal for Most People)

Gabi Robledo

Let's face it, dirtbags are the best people to be around. They're a rad, down to earth species. But it's not until you recount epic tales to others that you realize you aren't that normal. Do most people think they're weird? Yes. Constantly being on the road or in the outdoors ingrains habits that become normal for you, but not so normal to others.

Why We Love the Desert

Karissa Frye

A look into what makes desert adventures so noteworthy.

Tip of the Tongue: Hike Trolltunga, One of Norway's Most Epic Hikes

Joanne Howard

This photogenic cliff is one for the bucket list. Snow-dusted mountains and dramatic fjords will be your background. And guess what? This remote hike is even accessible by public transportation.

An Autumn Roam in New Zealand's Fiordland

Crystal Brindle

Roaming over passes and camping beneath the stars from Falls Creek to Hut Creek

An Adventure around Iceland's Ring Road - A Short Film

How To Get There Hess

A short film showing our 8 day Ring Road tour of Iceland + a link to detailed day-to-day itinerary!

5 Lessons for Long-Distance Cycle Touring

Jonathon Reed

Here’s what I’ve learned during my first 1,000 km.

What It's Like to Spend 5 Weeks in New Zealand

Melissa Chen

New Zealand is one of those places where you could spend months exploring and still feel like you haven't seen enough. During my 5 week trip, most people I met were either the "quit my job to travel" types or on a shorter 2 week holiday. So what was it like to have 5 weeks in New Zealand and know that there was a definite end?

10 Tips For Your Everest Base Camp Trek

Lauren Schusterman

The Everest Base Camp trek isn't easy but I can promise that it'll be well worth the effort. These are some of the things that I wish I knew before I went:

Cali Bound: 9 Adventures from our Family Road Trip out West

Nick Garcia

The 9 amazing adventures we shared during our week long road trip from North Texas to Southern California.

Behind the Lens: "Tamanawas Falls"

Jason Hatfield

Finding unexpected beauty in less than ideal conditions.

A Week in the Beautiful Idaho Pioneer Range

Will McKay

Idaho? It's unreal.

11 Photos That Will Make You Want to Hike Channel Islands National Park

Katie Y

Take in some amazing views of one of our national parks.

Everything You Need to Know About Backpacking Tour Du Mont Blanc

Katie Y

Wondering what to pack and what to chuck? Do I need all these backpacker meals and protein bars? Do I want an extra pair of underwear or just go commando? Which variant should we do? I need a hot meal that doesn't come from a bag and a hot shower. Can I get that? You're about to backpack over 110 miles, an insane amount of elevation, and cross 3 countries. Every ounce counts! Here's what you will need to know for packing, camping vs huts/refuges, the variants you choose to take on a daily basis, and let's not forget about the abundance of local wine and cheese you need to try!