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The Ultimate Adventure Weekend
4+ day, 5+ hour ago (277+ words) There are music festivals. There are outdoor festivals. There are food festivals. But there’s nothing like Destination Defender. Designed to appeal to both Defender enthusiasts and anyone looking for an adventure-fueled weekend, the event delivers an experience that’s both intimate…...
At a Doomed Self-Help Retreat, a Sweat Lodge Ritual Turned Deadly
4+ day, 6+ hour ago (1436+ words) Getting to Angel Valley, Arizona in October 2009 required crossing a rainbow bridge. The Spiritual Warrior Participant Guide sent in advance of the 2009 retreat described Angel Valley as being located in a place of intense Earth energy. A list of what…...
What $0 to $1,200 a Night Actually Gets You in Moab
6+ day, 21+ hour ago (1123+ words) If you’re headed to Moab, I’ve put together my personal guide to where to bed down between adventures. From Free 99 to $1,200, here’s the best places to stay in Moab for every budget, the pros and cons of each spot, and…...
I Stayed at a Remote Glamping Dome in Minnesota and Finally Unplugged
1+ week, 2+ day ago (576+ words) Ever come across an incredible hotel that stops you mid-scroll and makes you think: Wow, wouldn’t it be something to stay there? We do, too—all the time. Welcome to Friday Fantasy, where we highlight amazing hotels, lodges, cabins, tents,…...
An Injured Climber Needed Blood. So an EMT Ran 1,000 Feet Up a Mountain to Save Him.
1+ week, 4+ day ago (717+ words) A North Carolina climber was leading an ascent with his son on Shortoff Mountain, a rugged, remote wall in Linville Gorge, on August 30, when he fell 20 feet. Jacob Gregory, the climber, slammed into a rock and suffered a critical injury....
Falling 500 Feet Down a Colorado 14er Nearly Killed Me. It Didn’t Change My Thoughts on Risk.
1+ week, 5+ day ago (649+ words) We were having a blast. The Maroon Bells Traverse is one of four classic traverses between Colorado 14ers. You’re climbing on loose rock. It’s Class 5 scrambling, which is not common on the state’s 14ers. You have to be extremely focused the entire…...
Discover South Carolina’s Largest Coastal Town
1+ week, 6+ day ago (323+ words) What makes a great coastal getaway? In a word, everything. For the most satisfying vacation, you want shoreline adventures and pristine nature, for sure, but you also want great food, arts, and a warm local culture. With tidal creeks and…...
To Reach Mooney Falls in the Grand Canyon, You’ll Have to Trust a Chain, Tunnels, and Rickety Old Ladders
2+ week, 2+ day ago (377+ words) I’m terrified of heights—that’s why I made it a point to hike Mooney Falls, a cascading 200-foot-tall waterfall descending deep within the limestone walls of the Grand Canyon. Make no mistake, my fear rarely prevents me from sending it,…...
Can the President Give Away Land Inside Yosemite National Park?
2+ week, 2+ day ago (741+ words) A bombshell report says the Trump Administration is trying to cede a quarter-mile parcel of land inside Yosemite National Park to a private developer. But the Federal Government has pushed back on the story, calling it “simply not true.” On…...
There’s No Blueprint for Adventure. These Five Built Their Own.
2+ week, 5+ day ago (705+ words) What connects these people isn’t summits or records, though there are plenty of both. It’s the hustle. The hitchhiking to trade shows, the fundraising, the saying “yes” before knowing how. And it’s the fact that none of them treated a…...