Wolves, Water Trails and a Musketeer Mystery: This Week's Adventure Stories Worth Your Time
A 1,600km wolf retrace, Slovenia's new 307km water trail, five Dolomite faces in a day, Peru's indigenous wome...
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Trails, water, mountains and the outdoors.
Day 66 on the Wales Coast Path: Hard Tarmac, 100 Miles Left, and a Thirty-Second Rainbow
Day 66 on the Wales Coast Path: 19 road miles past Port Talbot and Aberavon, worn-out shoes, and 100 miles to...
From Desert Dust to Green Mountains: A Thru-Hiker's First Days on Vermont's Long Trail
Thru-hikers trade desert dust for Vermont's Long Trail: fire towers, shelter culture, trail magic and loons on...
A Day on the Northville-Placid Trail: Long Lake, Resupply Chili and a Lonely Beach at Plumley's Point
Day 7 on the Northville-Placid Trail: the biggest climb, a Long Lake resupply and a solo beach camp at Plumley...
Fat Bear Week 2026: The Katmai Tournament Where the Chubbiest Bear Wins
Fat Bear Week 2026 runs September 22–29 at Alaska's Katmai National Park. Meet the 16 contenders, including de...
Soggy but smiling: a rainy day on the Long Trail past Mount Horrid
A rainy Day 20 on Vermont's Long Trail: climbing Mount Horrid past protected peregrine falcon cliffs, then she...
Australian Geographic reveals the winners of its 2026 Nature Photographer of the Year awards
The 2026 Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year winners are announced: 2,129 entries, 501 photo...
T. rex's tiny arms: the science behind the dinosaur world's strangest design flaw
Why did T. rex have such tiny arms? New research links shrinking forearms to mega jaws — plus the scavenger th...
Why your barometer's daily rhythm matters when sailing the tropics
Reading the tropics' twice-daily barometer pulse, African easterly waves and the Madden-Julian Oscillation — t...
DynaRig sails are back — and a 120m giant could change how we cross oceans
Three giant DynaRig sailing ships are in build, including a 120m monster and a Greenpeace vessel — sign of a w...
Humpbacks Are Feasting Off Australia's South Coast – And Whale Watchers Are Helping Prove It
New research shows humpback whales feed along Australia's east coast each spring – here's where and when to se...
Fast Sailing, Storm Jibs and Force 10: A Summer Under Sail in the Greek Islands
A couple's Greek island sailing summer: hull-speed thrills in the Gulf of Patras, a storm jib experiment and a...
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