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
Experts Raise Concerns Over AI-Generated Hiking Routes
What could go wrong? A lot.
Traveling to Antarctica With a Clean Conscience
It's more important than ever that we keep the White Continent as wild and pristine as possible
How I’m Preparing to Bikepack From Canada to Mexico
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.
This Was the Scariest Thing I Did This Year
What it's like to walk the Veilbreaker bridges
Dubai Becomes a Different Destination When You Go on Bike
The Middle East’s glitzy City of Gold is more than just luxurious shopping and lounging
This 36,000-Acre Safari Feels Like a Hidden Gem
Interested in tracking lions and sleeping among giraffes? Skip the government-owned reserves and head to Kenya's game-changing Naboisho Conservancy.
Inside Scotland’s Most Beautiful (and Brutal) Trail Race
The Highland Ultra is a 78-mile odyssey through rugged terrain — and ends with a pint at Great Britain's most remote pub
Unexpected Favorites: 65 Lesser Known Cities to Add to Your List
Culture-rich destinations that fly under the radar but leave a lasting impression
We Paid a Visit to the World’s Most Sustainable Ski Resort
Get acquainted with SkiWelt: the glorious Austrian ski area is a masterclass in low-impact recreation
The Best Way to Test Kawasaki’s New Sport Tourer? On a Ride Into Mexico.
With cross-border relations at a fever pitch, our correspondent drove the Versys 1100 SE down to Baja California in search of zen
Victor Vescovo Is a Deep-Sea Pioneer in a Post-Titan World
Two years after the Titan tragedy, the ambitious explorer and investor plans a return to the ocean depths
The “Irish Anthony Bourdain” Is Finally Ready for TV. Maybe.
Johnny Ward could probably be in the Guinness World Records, but instead of chasing fame, he’s chosen adventure. Now, he’s starting to share his travels with the world.
Under the Sea, Into the Rainforest and Among the Caretakers of Queensland
On a planet that feels increasingly small, this corner of Australia remains as wild as ever. That's thanks in part to massive conservation efforts that include everyone, even tourists.
Searching for Endangered Forest Elephants in the Republic of Congo
Odzala-Kokoua National Park is Africa's oldest national park and an extremely important habitat for hundreds of species.