News Super tough new Amazfit T-Rex 2 can take on polar expeditions or desert treks The T-Rex 2 is a direct rival to rugged watches like the Garmin Instinct 2 and Coros Vertix 2 Garmin Forerunner 955 leak reveals one big upgrade A retailer has let slip details of the new watch's specifications, including one particularly significant change Hikers who took selfies with bears jailed and banned from National Parks Visitors to Alaska’s Katmai National Park and Preserve waded into the water to livestream themselves with the bears Grid List Latest News Runner smashes record in 100-mile coastal race By Fiona Russell published 4 February 22 Mark Darbyshire wins Arc of Attrition, while Nicky Spinks triumphs in women's race Nikwax is under new ownership – its employees By Julia Clarke published 3 February 22 After 45 years, the founder of Nikwax – a manufacturer of gear cleaning and waterproofing products – is passing the torch to his employees Has COVID-19 impacted your running? Researchers want to hear from you By Julia Clarke published 24 January 22 GPS device manufacturer Garmin has teamed up with University of Nottingham researchers for a global study on the effects of COVID-19 on running performance and recovery Ultra runners outlast field in gruelling 268-mile winter race By Fiona Russell published 21 January 22 As many big names retired, two held on to claim victory in male and female Montane Spine Race 2022 Fort William Mountain Festival returns with in-person event By Julia Clarke published 11 January 22 The 18th Fort William Mountain Festival is resuming live programming with five days of exhilarating and inspiring outdoors-focused workshops and exhibitions New Arc'Teryx Academy aims at refining your backcountry tool kit By Julia Clarke published 10 January 22 Arc’Teryx Academy Freeride explores safety and skills for backcountry skiing and mountaineering Runner sets new 100-mile record in under 11 hours By Fiona Russell published 7 January 22 Top ultra runner Aleksandr Sorokin ran an incredible pace of 6:32-minute miles British army captain becomes the first woman of color to ski solo to the South Pole By Julia Clarke published 6 January 22 Polar Preet has made history with her remarkable 700 mile trek to the South Pole Fresh air and time in nature revealed to be top reasons to hike By Julia Clarke published 15 December 21 A new survey by the Ramblers has revealed the top motivating factors, and obstacles, for getting out on a winter walk Want to hike Angels Landing? You now need a permit By Julia Clarke published 7 December 21 The National Parks Service has announced a permit program for those wishing to hike Angels Landing in Zion National Park to address crowding and safety concerns 123456789Archives Advnture Newsletter All the latest inspiration, tips and guides to help you plan your next Advnture! Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors Thank you for signing up to Advnture. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. MOST READ1Super tough new Amazfit T-Rex 2 can take on Polar expeditions or desert treks2What is multi-pitch climbing? Get to know big wall adventure3Robens Adventure Small Table review: a packable, portable, versatile mini table4The best trail running shoes 2022: footwear to take on the world's most rugged trails5Best barefoot running shoes 2022: feel the ground beneath your feet
Runner smashes record in 100-mile coastal race By Fiona Russell published 4 February 22 Mark Darbyshire wins Arc of Attrition, while Nicky Spinks triumphs in women's race
Nikwax is under new ownership – its employees By Julia Clarke published 3 February 22 After 45 years, the founder of Nikwax – a manufacturer of gear cleaning and waterproofing products – is passing the torch to his employees
Has COVID-19 impacted your running? Researchers want to hear from you By Julia Clarke published 24 January 22 GPS device manufacturer Garmin has teamed up with University of Nottingham researchers for a global study on the effects of COVID-19 on running performance and recovery
Ultra runners outlast field in gruelling 268-mile winter race By Fiona Russell published 21 January 22 As many big names retired, two held on to claim victory in male and female Montane Spine Race 2022
Fort William Mountain Festival returns with in-person event By Julia Clarke published 11 January 22 The 18th Fort William Mountain Festival is resuming live programming with five days of exhilarating and inspiring outdoors-focused workshops and exhibitions
New Arc'Teryx Academy aims at refining your backcountry tool kit By Julia Clarke published 10 January 22 Arc’Teryx Academy Freeride explores safety and skills for backcountry skiing and mountaineering
Runner sets new 100-mile record in under 11 hours By Fiona Russell published 7 January 22 Top ultra runner Aleksandr Sorokin ran an incredible pace of 6:32-minute miles
British army captain becomes the first woman of color to ski solo to the South Pole By Julia Clarke published 6 January 22 Polar Preet has made history with her remarkable 700 mile trek to the South Pole
Fresh air and time in nature revealed to be top reasons to hike By Julia Clarke published 15 December 21 A new survey by the Ramblers has revealed the top motivating factors, and obstacles, for getting out on a winter walk
Want to hike Angels Landing? You now need a permit By Julia Clarke published 7 December 21 The National Parks Service has announced a permit program for those wishing to hike Angels Landing in Zion National Park to address crowding and safety concerns
