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America’s national parks are facing unprecedented crowds — and unprecedented strain

It’s the question scientist Rachael Zoe Miller set out to answer on a National Geographic–Lindblad Expedition to Antarctica

Hunting dangerous animals can go very wrong

To float the Missouri River Breaks, I assembled barrels, plywood and a few good friends

A gorgeous, little-visited nation that feels right out of a fairy tale

Humidity at 100%, bugs biting through your sleeves — we spoke with two finishers about making it through with your body and mind intact

You've heard of Route 66, but what about Highway 50?

We ran through the Holy City, chasing bridge views, salted-lime lagers and lowcountry calm

What could go wrong? A lot.

It's more important than ever that we keep the White Continent as wild and pristine as possible

The 2,700-mile Great Divide is the ultimate proving ground — for yourself and your gear. Here’s the equipment I’ll be relying on, from my bike to saddle to sleeping bag.

What it's like to walk the Veilbreaker bridges

The Middle East’s glitzy City of Gold is more than just luxurious shopping and lounging

Interested in tracking lions and sleeping among giraffes? Skip the government-owned reserves and head to Kenya's game-changing Naboisho Conservancy.

The Highland Ultra is a 78-mile odyssey through rugged terrain — and ends with a pint at Great Britain's most remote pub

Culture-rich destinations that fly under the radar but leave a lasting impression