Mary Shelley traversed glaciers, sailed Alpine lakes, and climbed peaks, taking notes every step of the way. See the full post >

Backcountry testing with waders made for packing. See the full post >

Two Wyoming rivers could be next for this preservation designation. See the full post >

Sid Smith let nothing, even the loss of his feet, keep him from fulfilling a lifelong adventure goal with his family. See the full post >

Fewer tourists, snowy scenes, long conversations and vodka shots—there’s a coziness and unity that makes traveling on Russia’s legendary Trans-Siberian Railway over winter extra-special, finds Caroline Eden. The Trans-Siberian Railway, stretching 9,288 kilometers from Moscow to Vladivostok, is at its best in wintertime. Gone are the other tourists—and the mosquitoes that plague Siberia in the […]

After 18 years of snowboarding, Jennifer Ennion has learned a thing or two about holding her own in a male-dominated environment—but she’s looking forward to seeing more stereotype-smashing women on the slopes. It’s a powder day. Around 70 centimeters of fresh snow have fallen and the glow of the street lamps outside my room reveals […]

It might not be a human that’s getting to those campsite reservations before you. See the full post >

It’s regarded as the hardest hike in Britain, thanks to its unsigned trails, often-vile weather and total remoteness. So how did solo walker Luke Waterson fare on Scotland’s Cape Wrath Trail? If the otherworldly place names and landscapes along Scotland’s Cape Wrath Trail conjure scenes from Game of Thrones or Lord of the Rings, that […]

VR video allows exploration of flawless tropical surf from the inside. See the full post >

18-year-old facing up to a year in jail if convicted. See the full post >