Baja California evokes a rugged, wild west kind of adventure. Stretching some 760 miles south from the US border, this Mexican peninsula is a land of compelling contrasts — a […]
Travel Throwback: Svalbard’s call of the Arctic
With so much of the world inaccessible right now, we’re taking a look through our archive of travel writing to revisit our past trips and to look at how Lonely […]
Slow down, take it easy – exploring a simpler way of life in the historic villages of Korea’s Gyeongbuk region
Many times, when we travel, not only do we pack for the trip, but we also pack a long checklist of things to do and see once we get to […]
The 9 best winter experiences in Alberta
We’ve all seen the Instagram photos – turquoise colors of Lake Louise, vibrant Banff National Park hiking trails, and waterfalls aplenty. But what happens when the snow flies and it […]
A practical guide to trekking California’s John Muir Trail
You rub your eyes to make sure it’s real – a 360-degree view from atop the highest peak in the continental US across a sea of granite and snowcapped peaks. […]
He launched the #vanlife frenzy – now he’s swapped it for an off-grid cabin
Warning! This article will make you want to quit your job, delete social media and buy land in the mountains. Other side effects may include: building your own home or […]
10 reasons Fiji is one of the world’s happiest countries
If someone asked, “Are you are happy?” what would you say? Well, if you lived in Fiji, there is an almost nine-times-out-of-10 chance you’d say “yes!” According to WIN-Gallup, 89% […]
Responsible outdoor excursions in Croatia this fall
When the world again begins to travel, Croatia is the ideal place to reconnect with the wild. The country’s beautiful beaches and vibrant cities are well-known, and rank among Europe’s most […]
The 7 best cabin rentals this ski season for every budget
Ski season is kicking off, and whether you’re looking to stay on the mountain or retreat to the wilderness between runs, there’s a cabin to fit the bill. From haute […]
These private tours dig deep into US history and nature
Woodie Guthrie was on to something when he penned “This Land Is Your Land” in 1940 – there’s really a lot to see in the United States from sea to […]