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It's always wise to remember the risks that high temperatures, sun, humidity and exertion can bring. Regardless of athletic prowess, age, or gender, the weather has an enormous affect on our bodies...

In October 2008, a solo climber on Washington’s 12,276-foot Mount Adams fell on Suksdorf Ridge, and broke his ankle. It’s just what every climber fears: being alone on a high mountain with a disast...

So you’ve decided to head off on a trip of your own.  You’ve done your training; you’ve packed the Ten Essentials; but what about your trip plan? If you require assistance during your excursion, a ...

By Ross Exler This January, adventurer, biologist, and photographer Ross Exler will embark on the first ever human-powered solo-crossing of the African Great Lakes system in support of The Nature C...

Whether you’re cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, snowboarding at a resort, or spending multiple days in the backcountry on a hut trip, there is no doubt that winter sports are fun and exhilarating...

By Chelsea Miller Planning for adventure travel can be exciting and intimidating.  Sometimes trip planning takes months, even years; other times, it takes just a few hours. The process, however, re...

LITTLETON, N.H. (January 21, 2019) – Adventure Medical Kits, the leading name in outdoor first aid, will showcase its redesigned Sportsman Series medical kits, all-new windlass tourniquet-equipped ...

Embarking on a backcountry adventure can be one of the most rewarding experiences. When all the planning, anticipation, and physical effort culminate in awe-inspiring views, you receive a feeling o...

Adventurer Stevie Anna traveled over 1,150 miles with her adventure dog Darcie and two horses on a solo horse pilgrimage across Patagonia, a journey that took about three months. Two years of caref...