Whether you are on a long tour or just want to do an overnighter, there are now new digital maps to help you ride a U.S. Bicycle Route and experience some of the unique locations along the way. See the full post >
Futuristic and unbelievably light, the Leentu camper makes an entrance into the overlanding game. See the full post >
Travel isn’t always as seamless and trouble-free as Instagram would have you believe. To prove it, our featured contributor Leon McCarron asked his adventurous friends to share their most memorable travel stuff-ups. There was a time in my life, in the middle of a long bike tour in Asia, when I got excited about camping […]
From cowering to powering through backcountry storms. See the full post >
This week, Adventure.com celebrates its first birthday since its relaunch in April 2017, so we’re highlighting a selection of our favorite features and photo stories from our first 12 months. One year ago, we relaunched Adventure.com with a simple mission: To find the most interesting stories in the world, and tell them in a way […]
Forget tropical islands and balmy sunsets—what about windswept hills, mist-shrouded mountains, soaking cities, stormy coasts and moss-covered forests? Jo Stewart argues that rain, far from ruining a trip, can make it even more special. I’ve been rained on in Milan. I’ve skipped puddles in London. I’ve collected snowflakes on my tongue in Vancouver and been […]
Spring is slow to come in the Rocky Mountains this year, but that’s not stopping Adventure Cycling’s cartographers from updating and redesigning the Great Divide Mountain Bike Route to celebrate its 20th anniversary and its bikepacking and gravel opportunities. See the full post >
From post-heartbreak holidays to solo adventures ending in broken bones, we ask travel columnist Anna Hart why she believes travel has the power to heal and transform us. With a pair of self-confessed travel addicts for parents and having lived in Northern Ireland, India and Singapore by her teens, it’s perhaps not surprising that Anna […]
There’s no courage like that of a 19 year old with strong legs. See the full post >
Foes of federal land ownership are shifting tactics to weaken protection and favor industry. See the full post >