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If you have a passion for the outdoors, you'll feel right at home with Advnture. From family camping trips to exhilarating solo hikes in nature, our platform is a must-have resource for all adventurers. Advnture serves as your go-to source for outdoor gear advice, offering a wealth of buying guides to help you select the right equipment for your adventures. We also provide how-to articles, personal stories from fellow adventurers, and important news for those who enjoy exploring nature. Our team of writers consists of seasoned outdoor enthusiasts who have spent years facing the elements, whether climbing mountains or camping in the wild. When they recommend a hiking boot, backpack, or tent, you can trust their expertise. So, whether you need top-notch gear for your next outing or want tips on pitching a tent, Advnture is the perfect place to start your journey.

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Central Asia’s longest hiking trail is expanding by over 600 miles - here’s how to check it out for yourself

3 days ago | advnture.com | Will Symons

When you think of hiking destinations, Kyrgyzstan probably isn't one of the first places to come to mind. But, perhaps it should be. This little-visited nation now boasts the largest hiking trail in Central Asia, and it's only getting bigger. By the end of this summer, the 1,243-mile (2,000km) Kyrgyz Nomad trail will be more than 600 miles (966km) longer, passing more ancient glaciers and iconic peaks.
Technical trail shoes for a comfortable run: save almost $40 off the Arc'teryx Sylan Pro trail running shoes

3 days ago | advnture.com | Will Symons

The best trail running shoes combine sturdy protection and reliable traction with a comfy build to help you bounce around the trails and enjoy running in the wild. If you're in the market for technical trail running shoes this summer, check out this wilderness-ready pair from Arc'teryx. The Sylan Pro trail running shoes feature plenty of protection, support, and underfoot traction, and they're now available in men's and women's sizes for just $161.73 at REI.
"No hike is worth your life" - warnings issued as 1 hiker dies, 4 rescued from Arizona trail

3 days ago | advnture.com |

One hiker died and four others were rescued in what has been described as a heat-related emergency on an Arizona trail. Officials from Superstition Fire and Medical District say crews responded to a call for mountain rescue on Sunday afternoon. A group of five hikers had reportedly been hiking on the Wave Cave Trail in the Superstition Wilderness 50 miles east of Phoenix when a 33-year-old male experienced a heat-related medical emergency.
Good news for Garmin lovers, as the adventure-ready Instinct models get an update

3 days ago | advnture.com | Will Symons

Garmin Instinct 3 and Instinct E users can benefit from loads of new changes and fixes after the popular Instinct range got a fresh beta update. Among multiple improvements, Instinct 3 and Instinct E users can access increased breathwork support, a new rucking activity, and improved GPS tracking. Garmin's Instinct range is designed for outdoor adventure and constant use in the wilderness.
Body of 22-year-old Canadian hiker found 5 months after vanishing on snowy Adirondacks mountain

3 days ago | advnture.com |

The body of a Canadian hiker missing for five months in the Adirondacks has been found, according to New York state officials. The Department of Environmental Conservation confirmed the remains of Leo DuFour, 22, were found by a party of hikers off the Allen Mountain trail in Essex County on May 10.
"You'll always be a step ahead": AllTrails rolls out biggest update in over a decade with 6 new features - here's what we're most excited about

4 days ago | advnture.com |

The hiking app AllTrails has rolled out a massive update that focuses on member-desired features and innovative ways to use technology to enhance your outdoor experience. The suite of six new features marks the biggest update from the brand in a decade. The San Francisco-based platform, which was awarded Apple's iPhone App of the Year award in 2023, has steadily improved its offerings for trail users since it launched in 2010.
Coros Pace Pro vs Coros Pace 3: I tested both GPS watches, and this is my honest opinion

4 days ago | advnture.com |

Coros has once again catered to athletes who want a great training watch but aren't fussed about smartwatch functions or fancy aesthetics. The main upgrades over its predecessor, the Pace 3, are a bigger screen with AMOLED display, the addition of proper maps and an even longer battery life. Otherwise, the Pace Pro will feel familiar to those already fans of the Coros brand.
I'm trekking to Everest Base Camp next week - should I be nervous?

5 days ago | advnture.com |

Next week, I set off on one of the biggest adventures of my life so far – trekking to Everest Base Camp. Over 11 days, I’ll hike a 80 miles (130km) roundtrip, and climb around 8,000ft (2,438m) to reach the famous camp at the foot of the world’s tallest mountain. Should I be nervous? My visa is in hand, my vaccinations are boosted, and all my shiny new kit is steadily piling up in my open suitcase. My flight to Kathmandu, where I’ll meet the five strangers I’ll be trekking with, is booked.
What was the 1996 Everest disaster? The chain of events that claimed eight lives and sparked never-ending controversy

6 days ago | advnture.com | Charlie Lyon |Alex Foxfield

The history of climbing Mount Everest is full of remarkable stories of strength, determination and human achievement. And now, with more than 800 people summiting each year, there are more voices than ever that can regale their heroic versions of how they conquered the mountain. Despite that, it is probably the stories of tragedy and suffering on its hostile slopes that the general public are most aware of.
"National Park Service employees are under attack" - former NPS directors slam decimation of services under Trump

6 days ago | advnture.com | Alex Foxfield

Veteran leaders of the National Park Service (NPS) have joined forces to voice their anger at the cuts to services and staff under the Trump administration. The former directors and deputy directors signed a letter to Doug Burgum, Secretary of the Department of the Interior, to slam concerns about an edict that called on national parks leaders to prioritize work that delivered "the greatest benefit to the greatest number of visitors" and scale back or defer other services.