This exciting trekking trip from Intrepid Travel sees you spend 8 days exploring some of the most iconic of the country’s gems!

From Santiago to Mendoza, Salta, Puerto Iguazu, Buenos Aires and more, on this trip you can tango, see the Andes and explore the Latin beat that is Argentina.

Another great trekking option tour, if you’re hankering for a experience that’s all about being in uninhabited space and under a big sky! The classic trek to Everest Base Camp (at the…

Trekking the Mont Blanc Circuit: a renowned 10-day alpine hike across the foothills of the Alps, Chamonix to Chamonix.

Not far from Arequipa, Peru’s second-largest city, is the incredible Colca Canyon, where ancient villages lie on terraced slopes, and the mighty Condor is known to soar. 

In the fourth installment of his dirty gravel bike series, Rob Brodey tackles what he calls his most exciting yet: the Cataraqui Trail.

In a remote region of northern Nepal, not far from the Tibetan Plateau, lies the district of Upper Mustang, once known as the Kingdom of the Lo and where Silk Road pilgrims once travelled.

In the third installment of his dirty gravel bike series, Rob Brodey heads to the Lake Erie & Northern Electric Railway trail near Brantford.

Across the territory of northern Quebec is Nunavik—ancient land of the Inuit, home to national parks, tundra and rivers, and the Torngat Mountains. It’s also the place where Mary Simon calls home.

In the second installment of his new dirty gravel bike series, Rob Brodey takes on the 46-km Elora Cataract Trailway. There, and back!

In 2018, Jill Wheatley wrote her story for Outpost: a few years earlier, a baseball to the head that almost killed her left her almost fully and permanently blind. How did she…

With the range of products now on the market, there’s no real right or wrong when it comes to gearing up for a canoe trip. It’s more about asking the right gear…

As summer 2021 gets underway, you may feel the need to get out and explore — or just get outside! — like never before. Running, canoeing, and cycling micro-adventures are all great…

The key to a more successful solo canoeing trip is going prepared for the things that can wrong.