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Forbes Gives Us the 30 Cheapest Places to Travel in 2017
If you're still making travel plans for 2017, we may have an article that can help you out with your decision making process. Forbes ha...

Gear Closet: Kora Holocene Yak Wool Vest Review
Over the years, the vest has gone in and out of style on a number of occasions. Currently, it is enjoying a comeback, serving as a mid-layer...

Video: SalomonTV Takes Us on a Dream Trip to Nepal
If you could go on a dream trip, where would it be? For trail runner Tyler Courville, it would be a visit to Nepal to go running with Nation...
The 20 Best Day Hikes in America's National Parks
Summer is a time for family vacations, outdoor exploration, and simply having fun in the longer, warmer days. If your plans for the summer a...

Gear Closet: Osprey Aether AG 60 Backpack Review
When designing an updated version of its award-winning Aether 60 backpack , Osprey could have simply added a few new colors, changed some m...
Nat Geo Offers the Best Summer Trips for 2017
Still looking for some suggestions on where you should go and what you should see on an upcoming summer adventure? Why not let National Geog...

Gear Closet: Cotopaxi Allpa Travel Backpack Review
Travelers looking for a compact, yet still full-featured, backpack to accompany them on their adventures need look no further than the Allpa...
Nat Geo Shares 10 Amazing Luxury Camping Adventures
Lets face it, we all love to backpack into a remote campsite, set up our tent, and rough it in the backcountry from time to time. But, from ...
Traveling to California - The Lost Coast Trail with Tepui Tents
As we round out the week, just a quick note on blog updates for next week. I'll be starting the month of May with a quick trip to Califo...

Which Countries are the Most Adventurous? One Company Thinks it Knows
April 28, 2017
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Ever wondered which countries in the world have the most adventurous citizens? A new study by a company called ShareaCamper claims to have ...
Gear Closet: EcoFlow River Portable Generator Review
The options available to us for keeping our electronic devices charged while in remote regions continue to grow. A couple of weeks back I to...

Adventure Elevated in Coeur d'Alene
It has been such a busy couple of weeks that I've barely had time to get caught up from all of my recent travels. Having only just retur...
Nat Geo Posts 2017 Spring/Summer Gear Guide
Now that April is all but behind us, it is pretty safe to say that spring is in full swing and summer isn't all that far off either. Of ...

Video: A Relaxing Hour in Yellowstone
Have you had a rough start to your week? Did Monday come way too quickly? Perhaps this video can help. It comes our way courtesy of National...

Nat Geo Celebrates National Parks Week With 10 Big Adventures
This week is National Park Week here in the U.S., which is dedicated to recognizing the amazing places that have been set aside as protecte...
The Top 50 Adventures in the World According to Elite Traveler
Here at The Adventure Blog we're always on the lookout for exciting new opportunities to get out and explore the amazing world that we l...

Video: National Parks Week (April 15 - 23, 2017)
This week is National Park Week in all of America's National Parks , which means free entry into each of those amazing places. To remin...

Gear Closet: Renogy Phoenix Solar Generator
Need to keep your electronic devices charged while at base camp? Do you often find yourself in remote places but need power for your project...
On the Road in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho
After spending a few very nice weeks back home following my trip to the Falklands and South Georgia, it's now time to hit the road once ...
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