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Wood Buffalo National Park by Stand-Up Paddleboard: an Outpost Expedition

Wood Buffalo National Park is Canada's largest park, which is saying something. In this Outpost original expedition, we hit the water by paddleboard to explore some awesomely wild country.

Yamnuska Women’s Mountaineering Intro tour

Yamnuska’s Women’s Mountaineering Intro Tour

The best thing to know about Yamnuska’s Women’s Intro to Mountaineering is that no mountaineering experience is needed. But do come prepped to have a blast!

The Iron Road: Scaling The Dolomites via (Via) Ferratas

In the Italian Alps not far from Austria there's a rock-face iron road where even novice climbers can try their luck.

Time to Meet Your Maker: My First Ultramarathon

Of the 105 solo runners at the MYM ultramarathon in Whistler, B.C., only 75 will cross the finish line. Will Rob Brodey be one of them?

Mount Baker 3-Day Climb for Beginners

Want to climb a mountain but don't know how to start? This part-instructional, part-summit attempt is just the adventure for you.

Way, Way Off the Beaten Rails: The Iron-ore Train of Mauritania

It’s dirty and it’s dangerous and you probably shouldn’t do it. One traveller’s daring ride atop the infamous iron-ore train in West Africa

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Who (Didn’t) Let the Iguanas Out? On the hunt for wild game on Ometepe

Nicaraguans have developed a taste for the world’s fastest lizard, and one traveller goes on the hunt to find out why.

Solomon & Stroud: Searching for History on the Missinaibi, an Outpost Original Expedition

What happened in 1780 on Missinaibi Lake, in the remote boreal forest of Northern Ontario, was the beginning of a corporate battle unlike any other in history. Our mission is to spend seven days paddling and scuba diving a crucial section of the Missinaibi River, including the fort where Leask and Smith fled for their lives that summer.

Nunavik Outpost expedition #9_ O'connor-OP

WHERE THE RIVER RUNS THROUGH IT: Team Outpost in Nunavik, Quebec

In the northernmost region of Quebec, where the Inuit have lived for centuries, the Nunavik tundra and Koroc River and Torngat Mountains converge on a corner of the planet where the Arctic light shines.

solo hitchhiking, female hitchhiking, female solo travel

I Survived Solo Hitchhiking in Mexico—I’m Female, and 5-foot-3

Solo hitchhiking in Mexico—is that really a good idea?

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