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Surfer-filmmaker duo explore their home state in "Here to Here: An Ode to California"

Surfer-filmmaker duo explore their home state in "Here to Here: An Ode to California"

After exploring the world, well-known filmmaker Morgan Maassen and pro surfer Nole Cossart decided to combine the things they love most–surf, photography, and travel, and road trip their way through California. On top of capturing their escape from city into nature through film, Morgan takes time to reflect on

Exclusive: Meet the world's first female Master Polar Guide

Exclusive: Meet the world's first female Master Polar Guide

Sarah McNair-Landry is the first woman to be recognised by the International Polar Guides Association as a Master Polar Guide. She is also the youngest person to have traveled to both the North and South Poles. Eirliani Abdul Rahman, together with her climbing partner, Ruta Sidlauskaite who hails from Lithuania,

Nepal yet to decide if Everest permits to be extended

Nepal yet to decide if Everest permits to be extended

Nepal’s Ministry of Tourism has proposed extending Everest permits for climbers who were forced to abandon the peak in 2015. The final decision will be taken Thursday, according to sources. The Ministry of Tourism has prepared a proposal to extend Everest permits for climbers who were forced to abandon

5 Things to Eat (or Avoid) in Mongolia

5 Things to Eat (or Avoid) in Mongolia

A journey through Mongolia, from the Trans-Mongolian Railway, to the capital city Ulaanbaatar, to the nomadic steppe - told through food. Cheap Beer and Fried ChickenWe took the Trans-Mongolian Express from Beijing to Ulaanbaatar - Mongolia’s capital city. Decked with red velvet seats, the cabins had a lingering smell

8 Tips for Tackling India's Frozen Zanskar Trek

8 Tips for Tackling India's Frozen Zanskar Trek

What's the best way to do a frozen river trek in India's highest plateau region, on the other side of the Himalayas? An outdoor enthusiast and social activist treks the "Chadar" on the frozen Zanskar river, and shares her tips. Heading for the Chadar

The Outdoor Journal Teaser: Behind The Scenes

The Outdoor Journal Teaser: Behind The Scenes

After filming in five continents, our cinematographic appetite was finally satiated. Inside the Editors Studio, with a little bit of help from our green diet consisting of caffeine and scotch, shoveling through 150 hours of footage didn’t seem as arduous as we feared. [vimeo 52026382 w=640 h=360]