Ladakh River Rafting: Conquer Rapids While Admiring Nature!
Nature's beauty is the mother of adventure—rivers and mountains are empyreans for adventure bugs for drafting their way to thrill. That is why travel aficionados never miss...
Read MoreNature's beauty is the mother of adventure—rivers and mountains are empyreans for adventure bugs for drafting their way to thrill. That is why travel aficionados never miss...
Read MoreMost snowboarders know the aches and pains of the first day back on the hill—quads are burning, lower back is sore, and at some point you may...
Read MoreIt's not easy to believe that a third world country the size of West Virginia is home to more centenarians than anywhere on earth. But that's what...
Read MoreOne of my favorite advances in terms of outdoor gear technology in recent years has been the introduction of waterproof down. In my opinion it is a...
Read MoreThe Emerald Mile: the Epic Story of the Fastest Ride in History Through the Heart of the Grand CanyonBy Kevin Fedarko432 pages, hardcover: $30.Scribner, 2013.When did we get...
Read MoreJackson Hole needs no introduction to the expert set. If only for Corbet's Couloir, a world-famous chute that begins with a 30-foot drop, Jackson Hole's reputation would...
Read MoreNothing puts the brakes on a great hike like the foot pain caused by blisters. What starts out as minor irritation on your heel, foot arch or...
Read MoreGlacier National Park is a short trip from this resort, located in the Whitefish Range of western Montana. Whitefish offers full- and half-day tours of the park...
Read MoreWhen most people think of national parks, they think summer. It's when the cars begin dutifully inching through Yosemite Valley and vacationers crowd around Old Faithful with...
Read MoreHolidays were designed to be all about family, food, friends, and, in the case of Thanksgiving, football. However, there is a huge caveat that millions of Americans...
Read MoreThe national parks are designated as such for a reason: They're some of the most spectacular places in the country. But they're also often crowded, heavily trafficked,...
Read MoreEven though this Grand Teton National Park mountain is known for its steep, expert-level slopes, its family-friendly side is equally alluring. The list of things to do...
Read MoreFederal wildland firefighters make up the single largest professionally trained firefighting force in the world. We staff fire engines and earthmovers, work from helicopters and jump from...
Read MoreMaybe this national historic site in Scotts Bluff, Nebraska isn't American's most-talked-about tourist attraction anymore, but according to historian Merril Mattes, it was the most mentioned landmark among pioneers traveling...
Read MoreStarsky had Hutch, Cheech had Chong, and Thelma had Louise. Who does Katie have? Didley, as in Didley Squat. It's true, I'm often traveling alone because if...
Read MoreSmith's performance mirrored Regulator lenses are strong and abrasion resistant in an affordable, stylish frame. Sold with an extra back up lens. A smaller "Cadence" option is...
Read MoreNew Zealand is only the size of Colorado, but it has an insane amount of outdoor adventures for those looking to play outside. If you want to...
Read MoreThe mountains may not be as big in the East, but that doesn't mean there are no monster drops east of the Rockies. Beating out both Mammoth...
Read MoreEveryone wants to go on vacation. Escape from work, get away from all of the other duties of everyday life, and really relax. But think back to...
Read MoreIn what was formerly a run-down district full of vacant lots, the Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games decided to build the main gathering place for the...
Read MoreFive years ago this August, I traveled to the shores of Lake Powell to meet journalists from the Salt Lake Tribune. We were there to boat into...
Read MoreSlashing turns in the bottomless abyss, throwing sheets of snow into the air as you leave a great white trench across a snow-blanketed valley. It may only...
Read MoreLike the "graboids" from the 1990 horror flick "Tremors," these burrowing desert creatures are said to have terrorized nomads in the Gobi Desert for centuries. Ranging from...
Read MoreThere is virtue in versatility. For skiing, it's called the quiver of one, a single, all-mountain ski that adapts to the mountain's constantly changing terrain, snow conditions,...
Read MoreBigfoot. Yeti. Nessie. The world is full of monsters.[slideshow:782]No matter where in the world you look, monster myths are a staple of human culture. Name a jungle...
Read MoreResort skis will always have an edge over their wider, more powder-hungry brethren. From Maine to British Columbia, North America has lots of skiing conditions besides powder....
Read MoreIt was just a few years ago that Nebraskans were awe-struck by the mountain lion's return to the state after a century's absence.Now we're getting ready to...
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