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When the Hike Ends: A South African Thru-Hiker's Long Way Home from the Long Trail
A South African hiker reflects on finishing the Long Trail, the 3am goodbye at Logan Airport, two long flights...
When a Dream Thru-Hike Ends Early: Lessons from the Continental Divide Trail in Colorado
A CDT thru-hiker's honest account of fear, wind and scree in Colorado — and why skipping part of the trail was...
Australia's most hated bird was once called 'dear, gentle and highly amusing'
Why Australia's common myna went from beloved insect-eater to 'flying cane toad' — and what its 164-year story...
Ghost Nets Turned Art: The Torres Strait Workshop Healing the Reef
How Torres Strait artists on Erub Island turn deadly ghost nets into museum-worthy sculptures — and where trav...
Cycling Quebec's Laurentians: E-bikes, Gravel Trails and Fall Colour
Riding Quebec's Laurentians by e-bike: Le P'tit Train du Nord, gravel trails, glamping and fall colour on an e...
This Week in Adventure: A Record Climb in Scotland, a 28-Year Walk Home, and a Deadly Avalanche in Chile
Lara Neumeier's first female ascent of Rhapsody, Karl Bushby's 28-year world walk ending, plus hiking tips for...
Lone Pine: The Tiny California Town Where John Muir Trail Hikers Hit Reset
A John Muir Trail hiker's rest day in Lone Pine, California reveals a town of western film history, Alabama Hi...
Headless Brides and Cave Wraiths: The Real Stories Behind America's Haunted National Parks
Old Faithful Inn's headless bride was invented by a bell captain. Inside the true origins of five national par...
Where to Actually Ski in the Alps This Winter, According to a Seasoned Local
A local skier ranks the Alps: why Chamonix and Zermatt disappoint, and the high-altitude French and Italian re...
Bread Mailboxes and Mud Houses: Life on the Camino's Quiet Meseta Stretch
Bread-only mailboxes, mud-brick houses and communal pilgrim dinners — why the quiet Meseta stretch of Spain's...
Cold Winds, Tense Check-Ins and a Lesson in Camino Etiquette in Frómista
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