Walking Trips: Amble On
Walking trips are a reminder that travel isn’t just about where you go; it’s how you get there.
Walking trips are a reminder that travel isn’t just about where you go; it’s how you get there.
Many of us respond to disarray by striving for control, but there are other ways to find calm within the storm.
Given the economic and environmental costs of travel, sometimes the most ethical choice is to stay home. But, that doesn’t mean you can’t expand your horizons.
A new study finds that it’s six times more costly to travel by car than bicycle.
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One man is inspired to advocate for more attentive driving after being injured in an accident involving a distracted motorist.
Climbing does more than simply strengthen your body and help you explore new places.
A canoe transports you to places you’d never see otherwise — at a speed that allows you to appreciate them.
Solo camping can stoke your appetite for adventure, bring you closer to nature, and put you in touch with your true self.
My son and I traveled to the fancy gym in the suburbs last night for a workout.
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Meridians, which travel along fascial plains, serve as energetic pathways used by TCM practitioners to restore balance and harmony to the various organs of the body.
This underrated travel spot is home to some of America’s most revered monuments and offers some of the best road and trail riding in the country.
Post-acute COVID symptoms can take a toll on exercise capacity. Experts explain what may be behind this — and how to respond wisely to your body’s needs.
Zoning out on the treadmill? Daydreaming while you lift? That lack of focus could be undermining your workouts. Take some advice from the pros on how to tame your wandering mind.
Lifelong learning can improve our health and happiness. Try some of these ideas for learning something new.
Ready to take your fitness to-do list to new heights? Try climbing a 14,000-foot mountain. If the challenge doesn’t hook you, the view will.
The climber, educator, and outdoor advocate wants us to let go of preconceived notions of what it means to be “outdoorsy.”