Written by Maggie Espinosa on Sept. 2, 2015
Over the course of 12 months, travel writer Maggie Espinosa covered 800 miles and hiked the length of California to visit 21 Spanish missions. Read More
Written by The Adventure Post Editors on Sept. 1, 2015
The Appalachian Trail Conservancy is prepping to deal with an surge of hikers following the release of ‘A Walk in the Woods’ this week. Read More
Written by Marcus Woolf on August 14, 2015
Recent footage of Deep Blue, a 20-foot Great White Shark filmed off of Mexico, inspired us to once again share details on cage dives. Read More
Written by Don Mankin on July 9, 2015
A second visit to Namibia gave Don Mankin a closer look at some of the country's great places to stay and enjoy a good meal. Read More
Written by James Mills on July 30, 2015
The documentary film "Diversity and Inclusion In Our Wild Spaces" emphasizes that the National Parks are for everyone, and all are welcome. Read More
Written by James Mills on June 22, 2015
The documentary film "Rewilding" follows Anthony DeJesus as he leaves jail and participates in outdoor activities to transition back into society. Read More
Written by Marcus Woolf on June 18, 2015
Here are five Georgia trails where you can enjoy spectacular views of canyons, cityscapes, waterfalls and rolling ridges. Read More
Written by Marcus Woolf on June 6, 2014
On a visit to the American Cemetery in Colleville, France, I had the honor to talk with a veteran of the invasion. Read More
Written by The Adventure Post Editors on June 2, 2015
National Trails Day will include stewardship projects, gear demonstrations and guided adventures on trails across the country. Read More
Written by The Adventure Post Editors on May 3, 2015
On May 2, 2000, the U.S. government ended its policy of scrambling the signals of 24 satellites, which gave birth to geocaching. Read More