Written by Wes and Kelsey Jones on August 14, 2017
While elephant tourism is often cruel, Thailand's Elephant Nature Park allows visitors to spend time with rescued elephants through thoughtful and responsible programs. Read More
Written by Marcus Woolf on June 21, 2017
Whether you join a private rafting trip in the Grand Canyon, or go with a commercial outfitter, you’ll likely leave the boat occasionally to explore side canyons and nearby bluffs. Read More
Written by Dacia Daly and Cara Sullvan
Experts say the ticks are bad this year, so follow these 5 tips on preventing bites. Read More
Written by The Adventure Post Editors on February 4, 2016
If you haven't booked your vacation, consider these top trips that range from whitewater rafting in Oregon's wilderness to cycling in Spain's wine country. Read More
Written by Don Mankin on December 9, 2015
The Kumano Kodo network of trails in the remote, mountainous Kii Peninsula of the Kansai region of Japan, were established as pilgrimage routes in the 10th Century. Read More
Teacher Chad Savage is raising funds to send students with learning disabilities to Outward Bound and NOLS courses. Read More
Written by Marcus Woolf on November 17, 2015
On a hot summer hike, my best friend Evan and I became blood brothers and sealed a lifelong friendship. Read More
Written by Don Mankin on November 2, 2015
The spectacular Tutka Bay Lodge made the perfect home base for three days of kayaking and hiking on Alaska's Kenai Peninsula. Read More
Written by Marcus Woolf on October 14, 2015
We hiked through Chile’s Huilo Huilo Biological Reserve to hear tales about Mapuche spiritual beings and mythological creatures. Read More
Written by James Mills on September 22, 2015
The Trust for Public Land aims to improve access to Georgia's Chattahoochee River, from West Point to Columbus. Read More