You've likely never heard of Katmai National Park and Preserve, but after reading this, it'll likely jump to the top of your must-see list. Katmai sits opposite Kodiak Island, on the Pacific Ocean ...

The Nunavut region is one of the least populated regions in the world, let alone Canada. Visitors have a better chance of running into a rogue iceberg than a decent WiFi signal, while seals and pol...

You’ve seen pictures of southwest Utah floating around the Internet. Intricately formed geological wonders that beckon hikers, climbers, bikers, and explorers with the promise of adrenaline spikes ...

Despite the fact that the humans have covered most of the world in networks of asphalt, there remain a handful of untouched places so untamed and off-the-beaten path that you can only reach them by...

The rumpled spine of mountains running along the western edge of Alberta is world famous, with parks like Jasper and Banff drawing throngs of visitors each year. If you’re hoping for a photo at Lak...

Anchorage may be Alaska’s largest city, but that doesn’t mean the frontier is far off. Anchorage is a modern city surrounded by spectacular wilderness and filled with outdoor adventures and urban a...

Many individuals that venture to Central America say that one of the most charming is the archipelago Bocas del Tora, or Bocas for short. The six islands’ friendly and relaxed atmosphere make them ...

Often times, people rent cabins in the woods or mountains to get away from it all. There’s just something so appealing about going off the grid for a bit, turning off your cell phone and stepping a...

With more than 60,000 square miles of water, it’s no surprise that Nunavut is an angler’s paradise. With lake trout as big as your arms, plentiful arctic char and trophy-sized pike, you may need a ...

An electrifying jolt courses through you as a trophy fish strikes. Your line sings, vibrating, flying off your reel. Suddenly a blinding flash of silver explodes through the surface, sparkling in t...