News Casio gets gritty with rugged Sand and Land G-Shock watches The five extra tough watches are shock resistant, mudproof, and inspired by rocks and earth Garmin's next-gen watches could be a trail runner's dream come true Patent application describes a watch with an OLED display, solar charging, and touch controls to make mapping a breeze 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 Grid List Latest News Climate change is putting wild camping at risk, researchers say By Julia Clarke published 4 November 21 Researchers are warning that rising sea levels are eroding coastlines and causing popular wild camping spots to disappear Mother of ‘Free Solo’ climber becomes oldest woman to climb El Capitan By Julia Clarke published 2 November 21 Alex Honnold’s 70-year-old mother just climbed El Capitan for the second time, becoming the oldest woman to do so College duo become youngest hikers to complete a calendar year Triple Crown By Julia Clarke published 1 November 21 Two 21-year-old students took a year out from Stanford University to hike America’s three longest hiking trails in under 11 months Lost on a hike? Don’t waste time changing your voicemail, rescuers say By Julia Clarke published 29 October 21 Mountain rescue debunks advice urging lost hikers to change their voicemail to help search teams Funding for exciting National Parks storyteller programme doubles By Fiona Russell published 28 October 21 Generous donation leads to support of 10 young writers with bursaries, training and mentoring Hiker spends 24 hours on Colorado peak because he didn’t recognize calls from rescue team By Julia Clarke published 26 October 21 A man who spent 24 hours on Colorado’s highest peak eluded his own rescue team because they called from an unknown number Runner smashes personal best time to win 3100-mile race By Fiona Russell published 26 October 21 Italian reveals 'monotony' as the biggest test of the New York endurance event, which took him 42 days to complete Hikers use turbans to save man from drowning in a dangerous rockpool By Julia Clarke published 25 October 21 Five men made a rope from their turbans to haul a hiker to safety who had slipped and fallen into a waterfall pool at a popular British Columbia hiking spot New documentary from Free Solo director to chronicle Thai cave rescue story By Julia Clarke published 22 October 21 The latest documentary from award-winning director Jimmy Chin is to focus on the dramatic 2018 rescue of a Thai junior football team trapped in a flooded cave for weeks Evan Gill, aka the Black Sherpa, summits every Colorado 14er By Julia Clarke published 20 October 21 African American veteran Evan Gill summited all 58 of Colorado’s highest peaks in an effort to encourage more diversity and inclusivity in the outdoors 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 READ1The best catfish rods 2022: the perfect poles to catch catfish of all sizes2Memorial Day Under Armour deals: today's best early offers3My Favourite Hike: Pontsticill Reservoir in the Brecon Beacons4Garmin Forerunner 955: everything we know so far5Casio gets gritty with rugged Sand and Land G-Shock watches
Climate change is putting wild camping at risk, researchers say By Julia Clarke published 4 November 21 Researchers are warning that rising sea levels are eroding coastlines and causing popular wild camping spots to disappear
Mother of ‘Free Solo’ climber becomes oldest woman to climb El Capitan By Julia Clarke published 2 November 21 Alex Honnold’s 70-year-old mother just climbed El Capitan for the second time, becoming the oldest woman to do so
College duo become youngest hikers to complete a calendar year Triple Crown By Julia Clarke published 1 November 21 Two 21-year-old students took a year out from Stanford University to hike America’s three longest hiking trails in under 11 months
Lost on a hike? Don’t waste time changing your voicemail, rescuers say By Julia Clarke published 29 October 21 Mountain rescue debunks advice urging lost hikers to change their voicemail to help search teams
Funding for exciting National Parks storyteller programme doubles By Fiona Russell published 28 October 21 Generous donation leads to support of 10 young writers with bursaries, training and mentoring
Hiker spends 24 hours on Colorado peak because he didn’t recognize calls from rescue team By Julia Clarke published 26 October 21 A man who spent 24 hours on Colorado’s highest peak eluded his own rescue team because they called from an unknown number
Runner smashes personal best time to win 3100-mile race By Fiona Russell published 26 October 21 Italian reveals 'monotony' as the biggest test of the New York endurance event, which took him 42 days to complete
Hikers use turbans to save man from drowning in a dangerous rockpool By Julia Clarke published 25 October 21 Five men made a rope from their turbans to haul a hiker to safety who had slipped and fallen into a waterfall pool at a popular British Columbia hiking spot
New documentary from Free Solo director to chronicle Thai cave rescue story By Julia Clarke published 22 October 21 The latest documentary from award-winning director Jimmy Chin is to focus on the dramatic 2018 rescue of a Thai junior football team trapped in a flooded cave for weeks
Evan Gill, aka the Black Sherpa, summits every Colorado 14er By Julia Clarke published 20 October 21 African American veteran Evan Gill summited all 58 of Colorado’s highest peaks in an effort to encourage more diversity and inclusivity in the outdoors
