17 Miles in Washington, D.C.
We ran through the capital, chasing Metro stops, oysters and the ghost of Teddy Roosevelt
Patagonia’s Stunning Beauty Delivers One of the World’s Best Adventures
Pack the hiking books and layers — and leave the Wi-Fi and cellphone behind
Laird Hamilton Talks the Flow State, Biohacking and “Dawn Ready”
The 61-year-old surf legend released an award-winning documentary this year
Bolivia’s Uyuni Salt Flat Offers One of the World’s Most Epic and Surreal Adventures
Take a Travesía from the Atacama Desert to Uyuni in Bolivia for an otherworldly and inimitable getaway
How Yago Dora Became the Champion of the Surfing World
The visionary Brazilian talks manhood, YouTube and what it takes to conquer contest surfing
The Scene at the Super Bowl of Trail Running
Cowbells, headlamps and fondue: We spent a wild week in Chamonix spectating the apex of the red-hot sport
Tarantulas, Piranhas and Pisco Sours: A Cruise Like No Other
Delfin Amazon Cruises blends Relais & Châteaux fine dining with close encounters in the rainforest, proving that the Peruvian Amazon can be as indulgent as it is untamed
Glassy Roads and Hitchcock’s Sunset: Riding the Hallowed Adriatic Highway
The Croatian route is a bucket-list trip for any serious motorcyclist. I tackled it on a handful of bikes equipped with the latest in Bridgestone tire technology.
How to Visit National Parks Responsibly
America’s national parks are facing unprecedented crowds — and unprecedented strain
Have Microplastics Reached the Most Remote Parts of the World?
It’s the question scientist Rachael Zoe Miller set out to answer on a National Geographic–Lindblad Expedition to Antarctica
Cape Buffalo Kills Hunter on Safari
Hunting dangerous animals can go very wrong
How I Pulled Off My Own Huck Finn Rafting Adventure
To float the Missouri River Breaks, I assembled barrels, plywood and a few good friends
Tiny Gem: The Liechtenstein Trail Takes Visitors “Coast to Coast”
A gorgeous, little-visited nation that feels right out of a fairy tale
“It’s Very Hostile”: How to Run (and Survive) Your First Jungle Ultra
Humidity at 100%, bugs biting through your sleeves — we spoke with two finishers about making it through with your body and mind intact
A Guide to the Loneliest Road in America
You've heard of Route 66, but what about Highway 50?
17 Miles in Charleston
We ran through the Holy City, chasing bridge views, salted-lime lagers and lowcountry calm