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What’s it like to compete in a 700-km race with a scrappy stray that you picked up along the way? Totally charming, says Swedish adventurer Mikael Lindnord.

In 2016, after more than a decade in Korea, Dave Hazzan decided it was time to go home. But not before he and fellow-expat/now-wife Jo Turner embarked on one last epic adventure.

Summer 2020 Newfoundland and Labrador adventure report update: whether kayaking, trekking or road tripping, now be best time to explore Canada’s most-eastern shore!

Remote and isolated, windswept and wild. You might think Arctic Norway is an odd destination for an overworked urbanist. Turns out, it’s just about perfect.

After living in one of Europe’s great cities, then penning a novel about its darker tensions, an expat revisits a place she’s come to know and love.

As a volunteer in Southern Africa in the 1970s, Charlie Nixon had a chance encounter with Steve Biko, and other heroes of the anti-apartheid, liberation movement. That experience forever changed his life.

 A young trekker-traveller sets out with high hopes for the almost-roof of the planet to do one of the world’s most challenging treks.

Culinary delights are one of the great pleasures of travel … but overindulgence has its price. Plus, fantastic Florence by photo.

In 1963, a group of scouts from Texas were on a wilderness trip in remote Ontario, only to have tragedy strike. Here’s Part 1 of Bertram Bruce’s story on his expeditions to Quetico Provincial Park.

In 1963, a group of scouts from Texas were on a trip in Ontario’s Quetico Provincial Park, only to have tragedy strike. Fifty-three years later, one of those scouts returns to reflect on the awesome but ruthless power of the natural world.