- Nicole Garrimone trekking in the mountains of Nepal. Photo provided courtesy of Andy Crisconi, OneWorldTrekking.comRead more »
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- Two porters enjoying a break beneath Mount Everest. Photo courtesy of Andy Crisconi, OneWorldTrekking.comTwo porters enjoying a break beneath Mount Everest. The north base camp of Mount Everest in Tibet sits at 17,200 feet and is the start of the world’s highest trek up to 21,500 feet.
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- Melanie Webb canyoneering in Zion National Park Outskirts, Utah. Photo courtesy of David Basset Sol Fitness Adventures, soladventure.comIt was late on a hot summer afternoon that David Basset and Melanie Webb were scouting the canyon for the best routes for Sol Fitness Adventures Redrock Backpacker: Zion Outskirts trip. Suddenly David yelled, "Stop!", set up his tripod, and began to shoot away in perfect light conditions.
The coolest thing about the adventure is the isolation and stark beauty of the canyon walls. And, the fact that Sol Fitness Adventures is the only multi-day tour operator to take you there!
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- Andres Madrigal's Lost Canyon tour in La Fortuna, in Costa Rica. Photo courtesy of Andres MadrigalTwo hundred feet seems like a long way when it’s straight down. Standing at the top of the last waterfall rappel of the day, I realized they saved the best for last. Desafio’s Lost Canyon tour in La Fortuna, in Costa Rica´s northern zone, took me down seven waterfalls. I splashed through pools, and even jumped in during some. You will get wet, which is part of the fun. Apart from my buddy Peter Majerle and our two guides, there was not even an inkling of human involvement in the forest. After the tour we dried up, changed clothes and were presented with two cups of steaming Costa Rican coffee and home-made empanadas. Pure bliss.
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- Jeff and Sam Little whitewater rafting on the Colorado River. Photo provided by Josh Lawrey at Catch the Wind PhotographyRead more »
- Max Frank mountain biking in Santa Barbara, California. Photo courtesy of R. Tyler Gross Photography, rtylergross.comRead more »
- Multisport Adventure Vacation in Africa. Video courtesy of Austin Lehman Adventures, austinlehman.comFueling a multisport adventure vacation in Africa with Adventurous Joe Coffee.
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- Rock climbing in Redrocks, Nevada. Photo courtesy of R. Tyler Gross Photography, rtylergross.comWe woke up to a beautiful clear day in Redrocks, Nevada. My good friend Joe Stern and I started out by firing up the stove to get a pot of hot water going for coffee, to start our day’s adventure. This is climber, geologist, and enthusiast Joe Stern leading a route called “Atman” (5.10b), a classic hand crack with great gear in Redrocks.
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- Trekking to Mount Everest Base Camp in the Khumbu Region of the Himalayas. Photo courtesy of R. Tyler Gross Photography, rtylergross.comThis image was captured at about 15,000ft. along the trek to Mt. Everest Base Camp, Khumbu Region, Himalayas, Nepal. We planned our trip through a traveling company called Backwoods Adventures-and everything ran as smooth as possible. Waking up at dawn is a regular occurrence on this trek- you have to get moving to the next camp and maintain deadlines for summit pushes and weather. This, of course, would have been a lot harder of a task without starting the day with coffee. Epic mountain scape and flowers provide amazing trekking during the month of July in Nepal.
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- Rock Climbing in Joshua Tree National Park, Cailifornia. Photo courtesy of R. Tyler Gross Photography, rtylergross.comAfter several days in the high desert of Joshua Tree National Park, CA, Sean D’Agnalo, Brad Potter, and myself decided to get away from the climbing crowds and seek some remote trad climbing in the Joshua Tree backcountry. There is no better way to start a day of trad climbing in the desert than by brewing a fresh batch of coffee to get the adventure started. This is Sean D’Agnalo pulling through the crux section of Brad Potter’s lead on “Caught Inside On A Big Set”.
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- Aaron LaPlante adventure travel in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Photo courtesy of R. Tyler Gross Photography, rtylergross.comMeet Aaron LaPlante. He is an IT guy for a school district, hang glider, paraglider, downhill mountain biker, climber, motorcycle track rider and a general extreme sports enthusiast. Aaron and I decided to take a trip to Mammoth, CA in the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range to combine all of our outdoor passions. Mammoth is a common stomping grounds for Aaron and he definitely showed me how it’s done on that trip! That morning we started with a an awesome breakfast of eggs, peppers, tortillas, and of course- a fresh batch of coffee. This is Aaron catching a boost off the main trail that leads into beautiful shale riding down 70 degree terrain.
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- Carlos Castro canyoneering in Lost Canyon, Costa Rica. Photo Provided Courtesy of Samuel Mendoza of Desafio Adventure Company, desafiocostarica.comRead more »
- Jamie Wright rafting on River Findhorn in the Scottish Highlands. Photo courtesy of Jim Davis for Ace Adventures, AceAdventures.co.uk Read more »
- Whitewater rafting with Rios Tropicales outfitter on the Rio Chorro, Costa Rica. Video provided courtesy of Fernando Esquivel for Rios Tropicales, riostropicales.comWatch video »
- Dan Austin of Austin Lehman horseback riding on a safari in Waterberg, South Africa. Photo courtesy of Dennis Coello and Austin Lehman Adventures, austinlehman.comView image »
- Canadian Mountain Holidays Summer Adventures climb the Via Ferrata route in the Purcell Mountains of Western Canada. Photo courtesy of Gery Unterasinger for Canadian Mountain Holidays Summer Adventures, cmhsummer.comThe professional mountain guides at Canadian Mountain Holidays Summer Adventures spent many long nights fueled by hi-test coffee designing one of North America's most extensive Via Ferrata routes. Combining thrilling elements such as helicopter access, near-vertical climbs up iron rung foot-holds, 2 suspension bridges (the longest being 60 metres (200 ft) over a 2000 ft valley) and ending with a 60 metre (200 ft) rappel back to terra firma, the Mt. Nimbus Via Ferrata makes mountaineers of ordinary men. No experience necessary, just a sense of adventure and love of a good challenge.
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- Jody Rowland leading a raft down the Middle Fork American River in Northern California. Photo courtesy of Kristi Reif and The Outdoor Adventure River Specialists, oars.comAmerican River rafting guide and Manager Jody Rowland (also known as Kiwi since he hails from New Zealand) leads a group down the Middle Fork American River in the Sierra Nevada foothills of Northern California. The part of the Class IV+ Tunnel Chute rapid in the photo is just before the rafts plunge through the underground tunnel.
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