The past year has been an incredibly difficult one for all of, but especially those who love to travel. The onset of the coronavirus brought closed border, strictly regulated lockdowns, and serious health issue for anyone who ventured outside of their personal bubble. As a result, many of us have been stuck at home for … Read more
2021 looks as though it’s shaping up to be the year where life slowly gets back to normal. Depending on where you call home, it may be time to start dusting off the old travel gear and plan your next break, whether that be local or abroad. If you like to travel old school style … Read more
If you’re someone who enjoys travel—especially international travel—2020 was probably a very challenging year for you. Thanks to the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, most of us were forced to stay close to home for months at a time. And if you did manage to travel, chances are it was to a destination within driving … Read more
There is no doubt that 2020 was a really rough year, especially for those of us who love to travel. The coronavirus pandemic’s onset created worldwide lockdowns, closed borders, and forced most of us to stay close to home. As a result, most of us had to settle for planning and looking forward to future … Read more
World travelers listen up! If you’re looking for a place to visit with your significant other, National Geographic is here to help. Just in time for Valentine’s Day (Yes, that’s today fellas’!) the experts at Nat Geo have given us a list of the 17 most romantic destinations on Earth. As you can imagine, the … Read more
Exploring deepest caves is an activity that brings its own set of challenges not unlike scaling a high mountain. Sure, you don’t have to worry about acclimatizing per se, but thin air can be an issue and carrying supplies and gear into vast underground chambers is not unlike establishing camps as you ascend a Himalayan … Read more
On the hilly slopes of the Canary Islands, the shepherds that once roamed the countryside had to get creative with how they moved across the islands. Most used a technique called “Salto del pastor” which translates to roughly “the shepherd’s leap.” Essentially, it is a bit like pole vaulting and it was used to cross … Read more
One of the biggest draws in all of Egypt is without a doubt the Great Pyramid at Giza. This spectacular monument that overlooks Cairo is one of the most famous destinations on the entire planet, and the only one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World that is still standing. It is an iconic … Read more
It’s pop quiz time here at The Adventure Blog. Take out your number 2 pencils and a fresh sheet of paper, then head over to InfoPlease.com to take their Explorers & Adventurers quiz. It’s just a short little ten question test to see if you’re up on your adventure knowledge. I took it and scored … Read more
Stefano Zavka Missing: K2Climb.net has posted a weekend update with the news that Sefano Zavka is missing on K2. The Italian climber summitted the mountain on Friday, and descended in bad weather, but hasn’t been seen or heard from since. He was climbing on the Abruzzi Route, and was last seen above the Bottleneck. Stefano’s … Read more