Mountain biker and geology professor Kurt Refsnider and his team unveil spanking new 2,700-mile dream bike route through the American West. See the full post >

It’s a lamp that looks like a book that’s somehow perfect for camping. See the full post >

Since commercial travelers first began trekking the world’s trails, porters have been the unsung heroes of the industry. Now, a global research project by The Intrepid Foundation aims to shed light on the issues they face in a bid to affect positive, industry-wide change. In 2016, Belgium-based physiologist Norman Heglund flew to Nepal to figure […]

When filmmaker Reza Pakravan and journalist Pip Stewart cycled along Brazil’s Trans-Amazonian Highway into Peru, they discovered the road to development hadn’t been kind to all. Meera Dattani talks to them about their revealing adventure. In 2016, filmmaker, writer and adventurer Reza Pakravan, whose documentaries have taken him to some of the world’s most remote […]

Photographer Chris Burkard is a crack hound. He lives to climb offwidth cracks—those too big for finger jams but too small for stuffing your entire body into for chimney climbing. Grueling. Painful. But, to the right climber, addictive. See the full post >

Once and for all, Semi-Rad answers the question that keeps you up at night. See the full post >

Forces of nature and construction schedules can affect your bicycle travel plans. Here are a few issues we know about as of March 2018 on the TransAmerica Trail, Northern Tier, Great Divide Mountain Bike Route, Lewis & Clark Trail, and Pacific Coast bicycle routes. See the full post >

Don’t disappoint your bike. Registration for the second annual Bike Travel Weekend, June 1–3 is free and easy. Plus, you could win stuff, including a new bike from Co-Motion Cycles and a trip to Glacier Park (with bikes on Amtrak), but don’t tell your bike. See the full post >

Bike Travel Weekend, June 1–3, 2018, is almost here. #BikeTravelWeekend See the full post >

In the past two years, Adventure Cycling’s Bike Travel Weekend mobilized nearly 20,000 participants in all 50 states and a couple dozen countries. We’re getting people on bikes, and this year, June 1–3, Bike Travel Weekend will be even bigger … and you can help! See the full post >