A Winding, Quixotic Journey Down A Turkish River By Kristina Kulyabina Imagine traveling down the Turkish Meander River for 550 km in a one-man canoe. Travel writer Jeremy Seal made this into his reality, which he impeccably captures within his […]
Karnataka, India: Lakshmi Sharath visits the Kabini and Bhadra Rivers in Karnataka, India, and views a dazzling array of wildlife, both birds and beasts.
Join Giacomo de Stefano as he embarks on an adventure from London to Istanbul with the Man on the River Project. Discover the beauty of this epic voyage!
Yukon Territory | Sony Stark heads to Canada’s Yukon Territory for the 460-mile Yukon River Quest, the longest canoe and kayak race in the world.
Roman Skaskiw takes a canoe trip on the Upper Iowa River, fishing and observing the wildlife including eagles and nesting ducks, catching fish, and camping in Iowa
Mary Brigham learns how to train horses with Tom Chambers, the horse listener and equestrian, and herd cattle at the Tanque Verde Ranch in Arizona.
The city of Pittsburgh… history, culture, the arts, the rivers and many fine restaurants he discovered in this cosmopolitan city of just 650,000.
Rafting The Nymboida River By Cara Kellogg I’ve seen the kangaroos, I’ve tasted most of the local beers and I have visited at least a dozen beaches. My journey through Australia was going quite well so far. Topping the drink […]
Mexico’s Matacanes: Underwater Rivers, Cliff Jumping and Rappelling “So calming and relaxing is this place. Food for the soul and music for the heart to beat by…” by Sean Healy The shrieking alarm penetrates my ears. Not that I realize […]
Award-winning travel writer Jason Gardner writes about a tour of the Amazon River in northern Brazil where he fished for piranhas and explored the jungle.
Paul Shoul visits Porto, Portugal, the original home of port wine, as well as a number of other cities in Portugal.
Russian River Valley in California’s Sonoma County, where Max Hartshorne finds ‘a perfect mix of scenery, greenery and laidback culture.’
River tracing is a new sport. Not only do you climb up the waterfalls, but you climb up and over every rock and obstacle in the river, tracing it to its source.
A Panama Rafting Adventure By Martin Li My whitewater rafting career is almost an hour old. So far so good. We paddle our way confidently towards the Bajo Mendez rapids which, to the untrained eye, look no different from any […]