Adventure Travel Guides

Experience the compelling contrast between alpine challenge and accessible beauty on the Stechelberg to Mürren trail in the Bernese Oberland. This adventure offers crisp air, sweeping mountain vistas, and a trail that demands preparedness while rewarding with stellar panoramas.

During Basel's warm summer evenings, the Rhine river becomes the city's coolest commuter route. Locals float downstream after work, blending effortless transport with serene waterscapes and social vibes. Discover how to plan your own slice of this refreshing urban adventure.

Discover the thrill of the aarebötle, the popular weekend float from Thun to Bern on the Aare River. Experience 3.5 hours of serene currents, natural beauty, and urban welcome—all in one unforgettable river journey.

Shallotte, North Carolina, offers a fresh alternative to busy coastal hotspots Myrtle Beach and Wilmington. With accessible beaches, unique local shops, and unbeatable seafood, this small town delivers big on charm and ease for your next beach escape.

Stalingrab on Beacon Hill offers mountain bikers an inviting flow trail that combines playful jumps and smooth berms, perfect for riders of all skill levels. Located just northwest of downtown Spokane, this compact mountain boasts over 40 miles of singletrack, making it a must-visit for both locals and visitors looking for accessible mountain biking thrills.

Reverence Trail in Snoqualmie’s Raging River State Forest reshapes the PNW riding experience with raw terrain and rugged features. Opened in 2024, it offers a challenging ride that blends natural obstacles with a brief flow section, making it essential for adventurers eager to experience Washington’s untamed side.

Ride through one of the most dramatic landscapes on Earth by exploring the Ape Canyon and Plains of Abraham trails on Mt. Saint Helens. This rugged backcountry adventure takes you through a volcanic blast zone where nature is reclaiming land with vibrant alpine life and epic elevation gains.

Off the Grid (OTG) at Tiger Mountain State Forest delivers a rare blend of technical sections and flow trail excitement, all less than 30 miles from Seattle. Rooted in decades of community-driven trail building, OTG offers an immersive backcountry experience for riders seeking challenge and connection with nature.

Blue Ribbon at Galbraith Mountain redefines flow trails with its smooth, continuous ride and variety of features designed for all skill levels. This carefully crafted new addition invites riders to experience an engaging line through one of Washington’s premier mountain bike networks.

The Mt Shasta Picnic is a 43.5-mile swim-bike-mountaineer triathlon that tests both physical endurance and mountain savvy. Swim across pristine Siskyou Lake, bike through Mt Shasta City, and ascend over 7,000 vertical feet to the summit in a unique loop challenging even seasoned adventurers.

The Grand Teton Picnic is a demanding triathlon combining a 23-mile bike, a mid-lake swim, and a summit climb of the towering Grand Teton. Challengers face 67 miles and 7,000 feet of vertical gain, testing physical and mental limits amid Wyoming’s rugged backcountry. Discover the route, preparation tips, and what makes this challenge an icon of mountain culture.

Swimming offers a dynamic, full-body workout while sharpening your mind. Whether you’re looking for a low-impact exercise or a mental reset, learn how embracing water’s challenge triggers fitness and cognitive benefits alike.