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Boy Meets Woods: Our First Father-Son Camping Trip
Just after my son turned four, and two days before I turned 35, we went on our first father-son camping trip. Here's what you can learn from our experience. -
Ride Before You Die: 3 Cycling Trips Worth Traveling For
Hardcore cyclists are always seeking the hardest, most punishing trails to ride. Here are the world's bucket-list-worthy cycling trips. -
4 Adventurous Reasons to Visit Israel Right Now
In addition to a burgeoning craft beer scene and stunning beaches, Israel is home to a surprising number of adrenaline-fueled outdoor opportunities. -
Snow Peak is Japan’s One-Stop-Shop for Outdoor Gear (and You Can Get it in the U.S.)
Serving as Japan's one-stop-shop for all things backpacking and outdoor, Snow Peak offers up some of the cleverest (and lightest) backcountry gear around. -
Snag Some Gear from Kammok Before You Go Hammock Camping this Spring
If you want to go hammock camping this spring, there’s no better brand to help you get ready than Kammok. -
Can You Survive Canada’s 24-Hour Sasquatch Challenge?
If you’ve ever wanted to meet Bigfoot in person, this travel company is giving you the chance with a one-of-a-kind luxury travel package called Sasquatch Challenge. -
Japan-based Goldwin Ski Apparel Crafts Olympic-level Sportswear
Take a closer at Goldwin ski apparel, one of the leading brands on the slopes. -
Quiksilver’s New Airlift Vest Will Make Big-Wave Surfing a Little Safer
Big-wave surfing is as dangerous as it is exhilarating. Quiksilver's innovative Highline Airlift vest has the potential to save lives. -
4 Best Destinations to See Fall Foliage (that aren’t New England)
Whether adventuring or just plain road-tripping, here are our favorite places to “leaf-peep” (yeah, we said it) the fall foliage this season -
Drink Dirty Water Without Worry Using the LifeStraw Filter
More than 780 million people lack access to clean water. With the LifeStraw, you don't have to be one of them—even while trekking in the backcountry. -
Step On Up: Burton Snowboards Announces New Boot-to-Binding Connection System
Burton Snowboards' Step On system will help deliver better board control by locking the boot directly to the binding. -
Your Next Slope Sweater Should Come from Peruvian Alpaca Llamas
The Paka sweater not only looks and wears good, it does good too. -
Stay Dry on the Trail with the Best Rain Gear for Men
There is no such thing as bad weather — just bad gear. Choose the best rain gear for hiking no matter the season. -
Off-Roading Never Felt So Smooth: Testing the New Polaris RZR XP Turbo Dynamix in the Nevada Desert
It doesn't seem fitting to refer to the all-terrain, off-roading Polaris RZR XP Turbo Dynamix as a mere "dune buggy." -
Miami is Transforming its Metrorail into The Underline Urban Park
Miami's The Underline urban park will transform a 10-mile underused strip of its overground Metrorail into a beautiful, trail-crossed oasis. -
Get Lost ‘Man vs. Wild’-style with the Ultimate Black Tomato Travel Experience
This unique experience from Black Tomato travel company is about getting very, very lost — literally, philosophically, and completely. -
East Coast Hikes to Ruins, Ghost Towns, and Other Abandoned Splendor
The beauty of nature and the sometimes eerie, sometimes enchanting, and always intriguing vestiges of faded history can be found on these East Coast hikes. -
Take a Peek at these New Burton Jackets Before Snowboarding Season Arrives
Here's a look at the newest Burton jackets, which will be available in time for opening day on the slopes. -
Supporting Bears Ears National Monument is as Easy as Wearing Socks
Farm to Feet is offering limited edition socks. All proceeds go to the conservation of Bears Ears in Utah. -
The Winnebago Revel is a Beast of an RV that can Off-Road Anywhere
Adventure road-trippers, your hardcore RV has arrived. Meet the Winnebago Revel. -
Sven Can See is a Clever Anti-Fog Solution for Glasses and Goggles
One application of this anti-fog spray will keep your glasses, goggles, or mask clear for eight hours or more. -
This Modular Surfboard Will Change the Way Surfers Travel
Renowned designer Thomas Meyerhoffer is making waves with his modular surfboard concept. -
How to Exercise Like a Pro, According to Expert Trainer Mike Barwis
What separates the pros from the Joes? Mike Barwis. -
Tuesday Cycles is Cruising Around with the Best Cruiser Bike
Tuesday Cycles makes some of the best cruiser bikes. -
A Visit with the Native Community of Guna Yala, Panama (Photos)
Get a closer look at life in Guna Yala. -
3 Adventurous Ways to Watch the Leaves Turn in New England This Fall
These fall foliage tours might turn you into a "leaf-peeper". -
Indulge in Fall Sights and Flavors on a Luxury Cycling Tour with Trek Travel
Trade in your pumpkin spice latte for bike shorts. -
Man Sets New Speed Record for Hiking the Appalachian Trail in Just 45 Days
Thru-hiking the Appalachian Trail typically requires six months. Not for endurance athlete Joe McConaughy. -
Protect Your Joints from a Downhill Disaster with G-Form Elbow and Knee Pads
Always use protection! -
How to Boost Your Workout Recovery and Get the Most Gains
Workout recovery is easier than you think. -
West Coast Wild: Three Unique, Remote Hikes in California
There are plenty of great spots to go off-grid in the Golden State, but these are three of our favorites. -
Mingan Archipelago is the Most Beautiful Canadian Park You’ve Never Heard of
Now is the perfect time for a solo camping trip to one of Canada's truly unique national parks. -
World’s Most Remote Pop-up Shop Opens 300 Feet Up a Colorado Cliffside
The Cliffside Shop could only be reached by experienced climbers. -
Canada Officially Completes the World’s Longest Continuous Trail System, The Great Trail
You can walk, hike, bike, ski, or ride a horse across Canada on The Great Trail. -
You Know Winter is on Its Way When Patagonia Releases a Jacket Like This
Ditch the weight but keep the warmth. -
California State Parks Release New User-Friendly Reservation System
Move over ReserveAmerica, ReserveCalifornia is Coming for You. -
3 Stunning Island Destinations You’ve Never Heard of (But Need to Escape to Right Now)
Even in this modern age of travel, there are plenty of relatively tourist-free island destinations left to explore. -
A Fond Farewell to The Great American Eclipse 2017 from Charleston, South Carolina
Yeah, it was totally worth the hype. -
The Herrera Bladeless Drone Drops the Blades for a Safer and Quieter Design
The Herrera Bladeless Drone eliminates the two biggest issues posed by traditional drones: exposed blades and loud noise. -
Uno Bolt: When One Wheel is Better Than Two
It's time to rethink everything you know about unicycles. -
The Deep North: Canada’s Best Underwater Wilderness Adventures
Canada's pristine waters — both inland and offshore — harbor (pun intended) some of the best dive adventures in North America. -
Take Your Beer & Gear Off the Beaten Path with ICEMULE’s BOSS Cooler Backpack
Keeping your brew, bourbon, or bait cool in the back country just got easier. -
Three Great Wilderness Adventures for Paddlers in the United States
Water-centric excursions for die-hard kayakers, canoers, and paddlers in the U.S. -
Grill, Smoke, Raclette, and More with the Tole Garden Fire K60
This isn't your everyday backyard fire pit. -
High Brew Coffee Review: Flavor for the Road
Here’s a little thought experiment for you that helps illustrate the power of suggestion. First, imagine you pour a glass of ice cold Coca-Cola and set it down on the kitchen counter. Next, you pour a mug of piping hot, fresh coffee and set that beside the soda. Then, the fire alarm goes off and […] -
Highway to Hell: Four of the World’s Most Dangerous Roads
Who doesn't love a good white-knuckle drive… -
Extreme Polar Travel: Bucket List Adventures at the Bottom of the Earth
Skiing to the South Pole anyone? -
This Year’s Must-see Astronomical Events (That Aren’t the Total Solar Eclipse)
The total solar eclipse isn't this year's only must-see astronomical event that space nerds and stargazers should care about. -
Thru-hike the 400-mile Jordan Trail: “The Inca Trail of the Middle East”
A favorite for Lawrence of Arabia
