Adventure
Trips worth taking and the planning behind them. Seasonal windows, public-land access, destination write-ups and the conservation news that decides where you can go.
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Gary Metivier That’s Wild is a strong watch for anyone who enjoys wildlife stories, animal rescues, and nature videos that teach as they entertain. A great place to start is the featured bald eagle rescue episode, which gives viewers a closer look at how rescue and rehabilitation can help one of America’s most iconic birds….
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SHOT Show 2026 officially kicks off today in Las Vegas, and it is already shaping up to be one of the most important events of the year for anyone tracking the best hunting equipment 2026 has to offer. For readers following new hunting gear 2026 announcements or looking for early insight into SHOT Show outdoor…
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Top 10 Best Corn Mazes in the US for 2026: Countdown to Autumn’s Greatest Puzzles The best corn mazes 2026 await as leaves turn and crisp air calls for fall adventures. Whether searching for top corn mazes US or a corn maze near me, our countdown of the top 10—based on USA TODAY 10Best…
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Kilian Jornet’s States of Elevation: Midway Through the Ultimate U.S. 14ers Challenge Kilian Jornet States of Elevation challenge electrifies ultra-endurance runners and high-altitude adventurers with its pinnacle of human grit in America’s wildest terrain. This bold 2025 project, underway since early September, aims to summit all 58 publicly accessible 14ers (peaks over 14,000…
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E-Bike Trails During Fall 2026 in the US | Best Autumn E-Biking Routes Riding e-bike trails during fall 2026 in the US is magical, with vibrant reds, oranges, and golds across the landscapes. 🍂 E-bikes make scenic routes like C&O Canal and Pine Creek Rail Trail accessible, powering through gentle grades for effortless rides….
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Top 10 Epic Backcountry Trails and Survival Hacks for 2026 Adventure Trends – Gear Up and Go Viral Explore backcountry trails 2026 with 10 must-have survival hacks and gear for epic wilderness adventures. From navigating remote paths to securing shelter, these curated tools and techniques ensure preparedness on trails like the Appalachian or John Muir….
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Mastering these elk calling tips is crucial for first-time hunters aiming to succeed during the thrilling elk rut. Elk hunting demands skill, patience, and a deep understanding of the animal, and effective calling can turn a quiet hunt into a heart-pounding encounter. Calls like cow mews and bull bugles attract curious or aggressive elk,…
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These days, the real science happens outside the “hallowed, ivy-covered halls.” The University of Montana and the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation are excited to announce the recently formed Center for Hunting and Conservation to advance science, research, education and outreach that will shape the future of land and wildlife management in the United States. The…
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A little while ago, we identified a portion of the “Big Beautiful Bill” that we, along with many others, felt was detrimental to our enjoyment of public lands. As it turns out, that portion of the bill was removed by Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah). Yes, you read that correctly; the Republican majority in Congress…
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It’s not deportation. It’s conservation. A few days ago, the Wild Sheep Foundation (WSF) flash-raised USD $186,505 to fund a translocation of California bighorn sheep from Oregon back to British Columbia to bolster struggling populations in a region where these wild sheep were originally translocated from, way back in 1954. “Naming this project ‘Coming Home’…
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There is a time, a place, and a method for the selling of public lands, but the Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation says this ain’t it. On Thursday the 12th of June, the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee released their provision of the budget reconciliation bill, the large and comprehensive bill that has been consuming most…
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Leupold is offering hunters the chance to see what it’s like on the other side of the glass. Ever watched those hunting shows on TV or streaming and wondered what it took to create a narrative out of the star’s hunt? The answer is both “quite a lot” and “not much, really.” That’s because hunting…