Will Symons

1 week ago | advnture.com | Will Symons

Millions of people worldwide rely on their Garmin sports watch to track their fitness and help them progress on the trails. Since its founding in 1989, the American brand has sold over 280 million products and developed a stellar reputation for crafting high-performance GPS watches. Along with their insightful health monitors, accurate GPS tracking, and sleek design, Garmin watches are well-known for their durability.

1 week ago | inkl.com | Will Symons

Runner looks at his watch. Millions of people worldwide rely on their Garmin sports watch to track their fitness and help them progress on the trails. Since its founding in 1989, the American brand has sold over 280 million products and developed a stellar reputation for crafting high-performance GPS watches. Along with their insightful health monitors, accurate GPS tracking, and sleek design, Garmin watches are well-known for their durability.

1 week ago | advnture.com | Will Symons

After releasing its first Forerunner smartwatch in 2003, American brand Garmin has earned a stellar reputation for producing super-smart fitness wearables to track your fitness and help you up your game on the trails. The best Garmin watches combine a tough and durable exterior with reliable GPS tracking and plenty of handy sports and fitness features. Great Garmin devices are available at multiple price points.

1 week ago | inkl.com | Will Symons

Customer using Garmin Pay. After releasing its first Forerunner smartwatch in 2003, American brand Garmin has earned a stellar reputation for producing super-smart fitness wearables to track your fitness and help you up your game on the trails. The best Garmin watches combine a tough and durable exterior with reliable GPS tracking and plenty of handy sports and fitness features. Great Garmin devices are available at multiple price points.

2 weeks ago | inkl.com | Will Symons

Parks Canada employees on the Chilkoot trail. After half a decade of closure, hikers in the US and Canada can finally return to the iconic Chilkoot Trail, but there's a catch. The 33-mile (53.1km) trek, which includes sections in Alaska, USA, and British Columbia, Canada, had been out of action since 2020, due first to COVID-19 restrictions and then severe flood damage.