Adventure Archive
What It Takes to Surf Big Waves
Russell Bierke is known for taking unconventional lines through some of the world's largest waves
Alone on the Mountain? It Could Be Fatal.
Skiers and others venturing into the backcountry often end up too far apart to help each other when an avalanche strikes
What ‘The New York Times’ Got Wrong About Climbing
Setting the paper of record straight
Where Surfboards Are Known as Flat Canoes
On the wave-rich islands of Canada's Haida Gwaii, surfing is creating new connections to an age-old culture—and surfboards have been given a more befitting name
We Have Much Bigger Problems Than Plastic Straws
President Trump was right to say that other issues are more important. When it comes to the environment, we need to make fundamental shifts in how we live our lives.
What It Took to Capture These Wild Adventure Photos
A few of our favorite adventure photographers share the behind-the-scenes tales of their legendary pictures
Katadyn BeFree Water Filter Review
For clean water when you're on the run
An Ode to Climbing Mentors
'The Mentor' chronicles climber Marcus Garcia’s relationship with climbing legend, Jimmy Ray Forester
The Iconic Crag at the Heart of the Hong Kong Protests
Climbers at Lion Rock have joined the pro-democracy movement in the city's struggle with Beijing
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