Hiking the Path of the Gods: A Complete Guide to the Amalfi Coast Trail
The Path of the Gods (Sentiero degli Dei) is a cliff‑side hiking trail that links Bomerano and Nocelle on Italy’s Amalfi Coast, delivering sweeping views of Positano, Praiano and the Tyrrhenian Sea. The moderate‑difficulty route is best tackled in spring or early autumn when weather is mild and crowds are thinner. Hikers should carry at least two litres of water, wear sturdy hiking shoes, and use offline maps or an eSIM for navigation. Guided tours are optional but provide safety, historical context, and local insight for solo travelers.
Book Virgin All-Inclusive Safari Camp for 100k Points per Night
Virgin Red is offering an all‑inclusive stay at Finch Hattons, a luxury safari camp in Kenya, for 100,000 points per night for two guests, with a two‑night minimum. The package includes a luxury tent, all meals and drinks, two daily...
600 Miles Across the Most Feared Ocean on Earth
Gone with the Wynns chronicled the final leg of their Antarctic expedition, sailing the 600‑mile Drake Passage aboard the S/V Icebird. The crew timed their departure to catch a brief window of calmer Southern Ocean conditions, though the passage’s reputation...
Why You Should Spend a Few Ounces of Pack Weight on Rainwear Ventilation Features
The article argues that adding a few extra ounces for rainwear with robust ventilation features is a worthwhile trade‑off for backpackers, especially during shoulder‑season conditions where cold, wet, and windy weather converge. It contrasts ultralight shells that sacrifice durability and...
Our Land Review
The review examines a new documentary on England and Wales' Right to Roam movement, contrasting the modest 8% public land access with the extensive 140,000‑mile footpath network. It argues that adopting Scotland’s Land Reform Act could broaden access, while acknowledging...
5 Outdoor Tech Picks That Make Memorial Day Weekend Easier
Memorial Day weekend marks the unofficial start of summer outdoor activities, and The Gadgeteer highlights five tech products that can streamline the experience. The list includes the Jackery Explorer 1000 v2 portable power station, YETI Roadie 32 wheeled cooler, Solo Stove Mesa XL tabletop...
This Secret Greek Island Has Some Of The Most Amazing Beaches & No Crowds
Thassos, a forest‑rich island in the North Aegean, is emerging as Greece’s next off‑beat beach destination. With no airport and a 1 hour 15‑minute ferry from Kavala, the island remains low‑key, offering clear waters, affordable lodging starting at $70, and car rentals...
Cottage Gear Guide: Ultralight Hiking & Backpacking Gear From Small, Startup, and Cottage Brands
The Cottage Gear Guide spotlights ultralight shelters, tarps, and sleep systems from small, startup, and cottage brands, emphasizing designs that prioritize weight savings and material innovation. It contrasts premium Dyneema Composite Fabric (DCF) tents with more affordable silnylon and silpoly...
Japanese Southern Alps Traverse – Day 2
On Day 2 of a solo Southern Alps traverse, the hiker found the Chausu hut’s main facilities closed, leaving only a winter room open. A sudden deep snowpack forced a slow, labor‑intensive ascent, culminating in an impassable slope that required the...
National Walking Month: UK and Ireland Restaurants Spotlight Scenic Routes for Food-Loving Ramblers
May’s National Walking Month is prompting restaurants and pubs across the UK and Ireland to showcase nearby walking routes, merging low‑impact exercise with regional cuisine and accommodation. In Cornwall, the newly opened section of the King Charles III England Coast Path near...
2026 Angry Horse Gravel Race
The Angry Horse Gravel Race returns on June 13, 2026, offering two self‑supported courses in a remote Idaho mountain valley. The 72‑mile Stud Run climbs 8,200 vertical feet, while the 45‑mile Chestnut Mare adds 4,200 feet of ascent, both featuring...
Training for Elevation Gain and Miles on the PCT
Brad J chronicles a 10‑month, trainer‑guided program that readied him for the Pacific Crest Trail. He began with Phase 1’s low‑weight, high‑rep strength work to establish a safe baseline, then progressed to Phase 2’s cardio focus, including a sprint triathlon and pool...
Tape – Fox’s AT Thru Hike – Day 48
A thru‑hiker on the Appalachian Trail logged day 48, bringing the total distance covered to 688 miles with 1,516 miles remaining. The day featured aggressive climbs out of War Spur, dense forest tunnels, technical ridge sections, and a late‑night camp....
GR76 (France)
The GR®96 long-distance trail stretches 207 km across the French Alps, climbing a total of 11,917 m. Hikers pass through picturesque Alpine villages such as Magland, Le Reposoir, and Annecy—often called the “Venice of the Alps”—before reaching the spa town of Aix‑les‑Bains....
The Antarctica Most People Never Get to See
A ten‑person crew embarked on the S/V Icebird, a small yacht, to explore Antarctica’s remote coastlines far beyond typical cruise itineraries. The expedition combined paddling among towering icebergs, encounters with massive seals, and even a barbecue on a penguin‑laden outcrop...