Q&A: Challenges, Benefits And Photos From A Top Surf Photographer
For those of us that have a divine love for the extreme sports, but aren't quite good enough to hang with the pros, action and adventure photography...
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Ducking Down Under
Next year, Richard Coe, a Zimbabwe-born mariner and researcher, and seven companions plan to drive the 24,000 miles from London to Sydney, Australia. What make this different...
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Q&A: Life Lessons (And Photos) From A Top Surf Photographer
For those of us that have a divine love for the extreme sports, but aren't quite good enough to hang with the pros, action and adventure photography...
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An Affordable Solution To The Shaky Action Video?
Go Pro fans and Active smartphone videographers, meet LUUV, your new favorite thing.LUUV is a revolutionary camera stabilizing device that helps you capture shake-free video from the...
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Hotel On A Hill: A Cyclist's Sanctuary
Cyclists rejoice. There is a hotel on a hill that was designed with you in mind. Offering mind-blowing views of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Hotel Domestique could...
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Spring Skiing 101
Even with season passes and enough days under our belts to make most people insane with jealousy, we at ActiveJunky still get a little squirrely when the...
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Economic Value Of America's National Parks, 2012
America budgets some $2.5 billion a year for its national parks. In return it gets not only wild and beautiful places, cultural landmarks and more urban lungs...
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Night Hiking By Infrared Light
It's dusk but instead of calling it a day and heading inside for dinner, you don a pair of night vision goggles and head off into the...
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Spotlight Slope Of The Week: Whitefish—Montana
So many mountains, so little time; we know it might be hard to choose where to go when you only have a few precious free days left...
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11 Things You Didn't Know About Burton
It's 2014—Burton is essentially a household name, the company is a snowboarding empire and the sport itself is established as a partner sport to skiing rather than...
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What NOT To Put In Your Pack
Ask two different backpackers what they need for a few days on the trails (or off them) and you're likely to get two different answers.Talk to an...
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Results Are In: Burton U.S. Open Snowboarding Champions
This past weekend marked the 32nd year of the oldest national snowboarding competition, the Burton U.S. Open Championships. Some of the best boarders took to the slopestyle...
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Camelback Mountain Celebrates 50 Years
3-foot-tall kids whizzed by like seasoned pros kicking up perfect East Coast powder. They traversed steep sections and challenging glades with an elusive combination of ease, enthusiasm...
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Spotlight Slope Of The Week: Okemo—Vermont
So many mountains, so little time; we know it might be hard to choose where to go when you only have a few precious free days in...
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Travel App Creates People Map
Five years after the launch of Foursquare, and who even knows how many new location-based apps later, "checking in" is like, so 2010.No one needs to know...
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10 Spectacular Year-Round Ice Caves
These incredible caves are constantly on the move as the glacier inches towards Mendenhall Lake and changes shape along the way. The best way to access them...
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Things To Know Before Your First Ski Trip
I'm not saying you need go out and get fitted for your own pair before your very first time skiing, but just realize that with a rental...
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A Retreat For Revamping Your Survival Skills
Before there were blowtorches, there was blowing. Thousands of years ago, our ancestors were fire breathers; not the colorful fire breathers seen at the circus, but a...
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Spring Break Ski Destinations
Kicking off in March, Dirtbag Day at Big Sky Resort in Montana may be the epitome of the spring break event. Voted one of the world's top...
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10 Of The Wildest Places In America
The lower 48 states are a huge swath of territory, spanning over 3.1 million square miles from coast to coast.[slideshow:921] But even across this seemingly limitless...
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Adventurous Excursions That Won't Break The Bank
Most people who have to vacation on a tight budget think small. It's logical to think that if you don't have much to spend, you can't do...
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Wildest Places In The Lower 48
The "River of No Return" in this pristine wilderness in central Idaho refers to the Salmon River, a famous whitewater rafting destination known for its powerful current....
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Spotlight Slope Of The Week: Sun Valley—Idaho
So many mountains, so little time; we know it might be hard to choose where to go when you only have a few precious free days in...
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Top Travel Accessories For Fitness Freaks
When it comes to weekend excursions that veer off the beaten path—far away from bathrooms with running water—the most savvy athletes are prepared with a few Action Wipes...
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Spotlight Slope Of The Week: Camelback—Pa.
So many mountains, so little time; we know it might be hard to choose where to go when you only have a few precious free days in...
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Top 8 Secret Ski Spots In North America
Injury, dismemberment and death aside, nothing—and I mean not one single other thing—will ruin a perfect day on the slopes quicker than a crowd... except maybe a...
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Q&A With Olympic Silver Medalist Devin Logan
Devin Logan first took to the slopes when she was just two years old. Being born into a family of skiers, it was only natural, though. ...
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