Regulations for the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu are changing frequently, and many of these updates are driven by new decisions made by the Peruvian government.
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White Mountains Redlining Trail Maps
One of the first things you'll discover about hiking all 653 trails in the AMC's White Mountains Guide is that a lot of them are not on the AMC White
10 Best Trekking Poles
Choosing the perfect trekking poles from our top 10 tested models could transform your hiking experience forever.
What Is the Highest Hike in the World?
Uncover the ultimate adventure: a heart-pounding, 60-mile trek to the roof of the world, where only the bravest and strongest will reach the top.
Did Overseas Adventure Travel Go Out of Business?
Did Overseas Adventure Travel Go Out of Business? Overseas Adventure Travel (OAT) was a tour operator that specialized in small group tours to exotic destinations. Founded in 1978, the company
Jacques Cousteau – The Father of Scuba Diving
Divers owe a lot to Jacques Cousteau. Often nicknamed “the father of scuba diving,” Cousteau played a huge role in the development of modern scuba diving.
Adventure Sports and Activities – Travel Insurance Terms to Understand
Adventure Sports and Activities – Travel Insurance Terms to Understand When you Travel for adventure sports and activities , it’s crucial to understand the travel insurance terms related to
Nitrogen Narcosis: What Divers Need To Know
What is nitrogen narcosis? What does it feel like? How long does nitrogen narcosis last and what is the treatment? Your questions answered.
Avoid This Travel Agency Scam
Planning your vacation? Beware: Fake travel agencies are after your money and personal information.
Paragliding vs. Paramotoring (Safety and Wing Guide)
Paragliding uses only the wind and gravity to fly and land. Paramotoring, however, uses a motor to accomplish these things. That is the major difference between the two disciplines. With this difference, what feature makes each sport safe or unsafe? Some common hazards of the two are getting caught in power lines if you fly too low. Another is running out of landing options if you are too far out in the water or flying over trees. Lastly, a midair collision with another glider, an ultralight, or an airplane.