On October 19, Brian Flemming of Canton, Michigan finished the Detroit-Windsor International Half-Marathon. For Flemming, it was a milestone. Since he began his journey to lose weight two years ago, he has lost almost 400 pounds, stopped drinking, and run numerous other races. It started with…
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In his latest Gymkhana video, Ken Block terrorizes the streets of LA in a 845 HP AWD Mustang. Yes, you read that correctly—it’s a 1960s-era 845 HP AWD Mustang. The stunts are as good as ever and there are a few moments that will blow your…
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You have to love those Aussies. There’s a powerful tradition dating back to the indigenous Aboriginal culture in which people went on a focused journey to make connections with the land, their spiritual side, and ancestors. They called this concept “walkabout.” Fast forward to the…
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These two Playboy Playmates, Sylvi Bodi and Janni Hönscheid, are serious surfers. So much so that Janni is actually a sponsored pro. This would be an awesome surf edit even (especially) without the normal Playboy antics. Surf Bunnies from NorthShore Fuerteventura on Vimeo.
The land was filled with late autumn’s fading color. Shimmering blues came courtesy of lakes like Squam and Winnipesaukee. The steady conifers held their green well while denuded birches stood white, tall and perhaps even a bit menacing announcing twig season’s arrival. Oranges, burnt yellows,…
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Fire was my saving grace as a kid, camping in the dead of winter with a few friends on our breaks from school. We would often only sleep a few hours at night due to thinly-insulated sleeping bags, waking up well before dawn shivering to…
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If you love the outdoors but work during the day, it’s sometimes necessary to venture into the darkness. Particularly for those of us determined to extend the camping, hiking, and climbing season, shorter days and increased darkness present a pressing problem. Though there are a…
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Today, everyone is attached to their phones. They have become more than just a means of communication—they take photos, record video, hold our music, and keep us connected to the Internet at all times. But even the most advanced models can be limiting, which is…
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Andrew Skurka, National Geographic Adventure’s 2007 Adventurer of the Year, and hiker of many thousand miles, is unphased by gear. He knows enough about gear to write a 224-page book about it. Skurka is constantly updating his website with tips for how to make and…
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After a five-year hiatus, the Primal Quest adventure race has announced its return and details about registration for the 2015 event. Regarded as one of the most challenging adventure races, Primal Quest requires athletes to complete a roughly 400-mile course that features challenges such as…
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