Out There
Stay At Home Moms Rock Desert Driving Race
Here’s a little quote from one of our favorite U.S. competitors in the Rallye Aïcha des Gazelles!
Female Expedition to Sail, Ski, and Record Climate Data
Six women, a schooner, some epic ski descents and a little science.
Dream Job: Director of Polar Expeditions with Polar Explorers
Find out more about the life of a professional polar guide.
3 Adventures that Let You Experience Military Life
You too can experience what it’s like to live and work in the military. Here are just three of the exciting experiences that give you a taste of what your heroes do.
Slip Through Adventure: The World’s Craziest Waterslides
Check out some of these waterslides around the globe for wet and wild fun.
Patagonia, sola, or why I am travelling alone on one wheel
French unicycle enthusiast, Anne-Sophie Rodet, is on an epic journey through Patagonia on one wheel.
How to Dirtbag
A dozen steps to dirtbagging your way to the adventure of your life, brought to you by Women’s Adventure contributor MacKenzie Ryan.
Try This: Rent a Fire Lookout
A fire lookout offers the best of both worlds: unmatched scenery, amenities, and a lovely mash-up of extreme adventuring with the comfort and security of home.
Women’s Adventure Team Holds 1st in Offroad Race
Bethany Hamilton and Chrissie Beavis, sponsored by Women’s Adventure, are in 1st place among American teams and rank 7th overall in this women’s international off-road race. Here’s a photo gallery!
Weighing the Risks and Rewards of Wreck Diving
At what point does something uncomfortable, something that makes you anxious, something that could land you in the morgue turn into something you must do?
Pinpoint: Underwater Destinations
It’s loud on the surface of the water, with waves crashing all around. You feel awkward and unbalanced on the swaying boat deck with a heavy tank on your back, an air regulator in your mouth, a mask on your face, and fins on your feet.
Swimming With the Sharks… Um, Fishes
The only rule for swimming with whale sharks: Do not touch them, especially their tails. I learned the importance of this rule that protects not only us but also the fish when I swam alongside them off the coast of Isla Mujeres last July.
