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Goose Creek Tower scrapes against the FAA height ceiling and stretches toward Seussian dreams See the full post >

Nobody doesn’t like swimming holes, not even giant furry Yellowstone wild things, caught via crittercam. See the full post >

Uncertain route—a noted endurance rider and his partner commit to a week in the canyons to see if they go. See the full post >

Here’s a subversive idea: that running should be about transcendence and stoke, not achievement and competition. See the full post >

50km southwest of Nassau’s bright lights and busy streets is a remote and mostly uninhabited island that’s been forgotten by time. Protected by the world’s 3rd largest barrier reef, Andros Island in The Bahamas was once a safe-haven for pirates and smugglers. According to legend the famous pirate Captain Henry Morgan would hang lanterns on […]

“Become a part of our mission to connect with our past and create important connections to the future by building a rich and lasting legacy for the next generation of park visitors, supporters and advocates.” The post US National Park Service wants to hire the next Ansel Adams appeared first on Adventure.com. See the full […]

Boswell survived by grabbing the grizzly’s face, prying open its jaws and screaming until the bear ran back into the woods The post Ice climber survives grizzly bear attack by prying jaws off his leg in Banff attack appeared first on Adventure.com. See the full post >

One of the year’s most incredible sky events is expected to be even better than usual. The post This Year’s Geminid Meteor Shower Should Be Better Than Most appeared first on Adventure.com. See the full post >

“After two years of war in Syria, hundreds of thousands of people have been uprooted from their homes. Thousands of families are now living in refugee camps where they no longer have access to basic necessities such as water and electricity. Many of them arrived with nothing, having no time to take anything with them. […]