Meet Mason. He’s about to get married and is a little freaked out. So while his fiancé went to soak in the Southern California sun, Mason loaded a janky schoolbus with rafts, skis, and nine of his best friends for one final bromance on the Tatshenshini River. The 20-day trip took them 120 miles, starting […]
Satisfying, watching these crystals form. Though they look like ice, they’re salt crystals, recorded with time-lapse photography, intended by the filmmakers to be a reminder “of the stunning beauty of the ice world and the importance of protecting our planet.” See the full post >
When she first arrived in Wildwood, Adventure.com photo editor Nicola Bailey wasn’t exactly enamored by it. But as she spent more time there, she began to fall for the charms of this very real, very proud, and very neon place. There was a time, not so long ago, when I was nearly a reality TV […]
Voting and commenting gets you in the money to win Smith Dockside sunglasses. See the full post >
In 1931, no one had climbed higher than Eric Shipton, a British coffee planter who cut his climbing teeth in Africa and made the first ascent of 7,756-meter (25,446 foot) Kamet in the Indian Himalaya with Frank Smythe, and bagged eight other peaks besides. Shipton introduced Tenzing Norgay to the climbing game, gave a young […]
It’s almost backpacking season, but the mountains of the West will be loaded with snow for months still. So now what? See the full post >
Namibia’s Skeleton Coast offers a unique lodge with cabins built to resemble the busted hulls of wrecked ships. See the full post >
Astronomers release breathtaking image of space that reveals more galaxies than ever before seen. See the full post >
Mike Keifer is a master boat builder who makes wooden boats in Michigan. He’s the owner of Great Lakes Boat Building Company; he builds the boats, sells the boats, and teaches newcomers how to pick up a surform and a hatchet and get to splintery work. The timeless connection Keifer feels with the centuries of […]
I don’t know exactly how long it’s been. Maybe 5 or 6 years? I think it was 2013 when I first fiddled with 29+ tires, and the world just hasn’t looked the same since. But lots of people have ridden plus tires. They feel different from everything that came before but still sort of normal. […]