Mar 9, 2018
Can the 2018 Land Rover Discovery Still Go Off-Road?
We drove one across Peru to find out
Peru
May 8, 2016
A Not-So-Easy Hike for an Otherworldly View
A year ago, Brandon and LeAnn Morris decided to quit their jobs in Seattle and hit the road. Not an uncommon premise for anyone that follows any adventurous Instagram accounts, but they actually did it. Six months of passport stamps from Nepal, Thailand, New Zealand, Japan, Chile, and the list goes on. Through all of their adventures, Peru emerged as one of the couple’s favorites and particularly the Ausangate trek, which led them to the striated Vinicunca Mountains and eventually their next job. The duo has since started the travel business FlashpackerConnect, which leads trips out of Cusco, with the rainbow mountains being their featured trip. Five days of high altitude trekking and you are rewarded with this view. Here, a preview of what you might see along this relatively undiscovered trail.
Apr 7, 2016
The 3 Hardest Things About Paddle-Biking the Amazon River
Whirlpools, piranhas, and malaria don’t even make the list
Feb 27, 2015
Plan Your Spring Break: 12 Under-the-Radar Destinations
This year, go beyond Daytona Beach to surf Puerto Rico, fish the Bahamas, or explore an Ecuadorean rainforest. (Don't worry, skiers—there's neck-deep powder here for you, too.)
Feb 5, 2015
Experience Heaven: Book a Star Bed!
If you love sleeping under the sky, you should try it in the coziest way possible—within the snug confines of a plush outdoor bed.
Oct 10, 2014
God's Country: Lake Titicaca
Mountains, water, and Incan myths collide in this Peruvian playground.
Aug 27, 2014
Where Glaciers End, Climate Change Tourism Begins
Climate change is opening up more than ice fields—it's stoking a new tourism economy.
Jan 17, 2013
Fastest to the Atlantic Wins
The discovery of a potential new source of the Amazon River sparked a good old-fashioned explorers’ race to be the first to run it
Dec 10, 2012
The New Global Gold Rush
Giant mining companies are tearing up some of the wildest places on earth to feed our hunger for gold. But do we even need it?
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