The Most Affordable Multi-Mountain Ski Pass Ever Sold Is Making Its Debut This Season
The snow sports season is just around the corner. As we eagerly await the first few substantial storms and try our best to leave our gear untouched...
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Where And When You Can See Fall Foliage Across The U.S. [Infographic]
Autumn is here in all its pumpkin spice, apple cinnamon, flannel-donning glory, but most of us have yet to enjoy the changing leaves. The majority of the...
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What To Wear For Fall Hiking: The 7 Essentials
As the leaves change, and the weather cools there is no better time than fall for a beautiful hike in the Great Outdoors. Whether you are going...
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The Evolution Of Adventure Vacations
The concept of "adventure travel" has been around for ages. If our ancestors were alive their Facebook albums would be filled with photos that would put any...
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Feature Friday: A Rocker Who Loves To Run
Every Friday we chat with one of our blog content network contributors to find out what most inspires them to be fit and find adventure every day....
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So You Want To Be A Flight Attendant?
It's just about every traveler's dream to see the world for free, or better yet, to get paid to travel. The good news is there are a...
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Wait Times At U.S. Airport Security Are Down 64% As More Travelers Opt For Pre-Screening
Everyone's least favorite part of air travel—the security check—has become a significantly quicker process, a TSA official told the Chicago Tribune, and it's all thanks to more...
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45 Tropical Island Getaways
For many of us, the season has come where we start to cuddle up under the covers, take our big sweaters out from the attic, and warm...
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So You Want To Be A Tour Guide?
It's just about every traveler's dream to see the world for free, or better yet, to get paid to travel. The good news is there are a...
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Get Paid To Travel: 11 Adventurous Jobs For Bored Nine-To-Fivers
It's just about every traveler's dream to see the world for free, or better yet, to get paid to travel. Who wouldn't want to be flown to...
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5 Tips For Staying Healthy While Traveling For A Race
Destination races: many runners love them for the fact that they offer the chance to combine running and travel in one trip. Racing through a new city...
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Feature Friday: Running, Lifting, Yoga— This Girl Does It All
Every Friday we chat with one of our blog content network contributors to find out what most inspires them to be fit and find adventure every day. ...
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Hiking Health Benefit: Happiness And Decreased Depression
Living a happier, healthier lifestyle may come with simply hitting the trail. Something about that fresh air paired with beautiful scenes of the natural world around you...
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Dangerous Hike El Caminito Del Rey Scheduled To Reopen January 2015
Popularly known as one of the most dangerous and frightening hikes in the world, El Caminito del Rey, a narrow, concrete footpath running through the Gaitanes Gorge...
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7 U.S. Airports We Wouldn't Mind Being Stranded In
It goes without saying that time spent in the airport is usually the worst part of any trip—the term "layover" is basically a dirty word to frequent...
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10 Reasons Hiking Is Great For Your Health
Soon enough, the leaves will be changing colors, the beating sun will be paired with a cool crisp breeze, the smell of pumpkin and apple cider will...
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7 Free Apps To Keep You Connected Around The Globe
Keeping in touch with family and friends at home while you're traveling the world can be a costly add-on to an already expensive trip. Airfare, hotels, meals...
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Take A Walk Over The First Hanging Bridge In The Swiss Alps
Tourism in the Alps is about to reach entirely new heights. Glacier 3000, the company that operates several ski lifts and cable cars in Western Switzerland, just...
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Hike To New Heights: The 10 Best Trails For Stargazing
Unfortunately, many Americans will never see a complete, unpolluted sky. It is estimated that only about 10 percent of the population is able to see the natural...
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What Is A National Battlefield Park?
A National Battlefield Park is an area protected by the federal government where a historically significant battle once took place. The National Park Service is currently responsible...
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What Is A National Lakeshore?
A National Lakeshore is a coastal area recognized and protected by the federal government for its natural, historical or recreational importance. There are four National Lakeshores in...
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10 Reasons Why Madeira Is The Number One Island In Europe
For the second year in a row, Madeira was named the best island in Europe by the World Travel Awards. Home to some of the best wines,...
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Feature Friday: This Runner Really Loves Wine
Every Friday we chat with one of our blog content network contributors to find out what most inspires them to be fit and find adventure every day.This...
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Camping Hack: How To Make A Soda Can Camp Stove
Out in the wilderness, the simple amenity of a single burner on a stove is very hard to come by. That is, unless you know how to...
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Reach For The Top: The 10 Highest Summits In The World
Every year, avid climbers, hikers, and adventurists explore the world of high altitude climbing. It is not for the faint of heart, as within that high number...
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What Is A National Memorial?
A national memorial is an area or feature recognized and protected by the government that honors a historically significant person or event. Some of the memorials included...
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8 (Really Good) Reasons To Visit Alaska
Take a second and think about Alaska, what's the first thing that comes to mind? Snow-covered mountains? Siberian huskies? Sarah Palin? ...
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Reasons To Visit Alaska
Many travelers would be surprised to find that the Last Frontier is much more than a Canadian-connected land mass with a chilly climate, a whole lot of...
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An Everything Emergency Kit That Fits In Your Pocket
Camping, hiking, climbing, getting outside and actively engaging in the Great Outdoors can be dangerous. Even a careful climber can cut his or her knee, or a...
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What Is A National Preserve?
A national preserve is an area protected by the government, which shares many similarities with a national park, but with fewer limitations on activities. Preserves often allow...
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10 Easy Ways To Save Time At The Airport
If there's any one thing all travelers can agree on, it's that time spent waiting in an airport is time that could be better spent doing just...
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What Is A National Historic Site?
A National Historic Site (NHS) is an area designated by the government that is home to a historically significant feature. There are 90 sites in the U.S.,...
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Feature Friday: How An Olympic Runner Finds Time For Raising Two Kids While Training
Every Friday we chat with one of our blog content network contributors to find out what most inspires them to be fit and find adventure every day.This...
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In Addition To Sweet Tea, This Southern City Serves Up Action And Adventure
Michael Jordan didn't put Wilmington, N.C. on the map. In fact, long before "His Airness" laced up his sneakers and tried out for Laney High School's varsity...
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Wilderness At 50: A Place To Be Free, A Place To Hide
"No Place To Hide" is the name of a new book by the investigative journalist Glenn Greenwald, who worked for The Guardian newspaper in England. In his...
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