Adventure comes in all shapes and sizes, yet, we feel it is hard to discover new adventures. So, the editors at The Adventure Travel Network have teamed up to create a space highlighting the best adventures we have heard about each week. Without further adieu, we give you the coolest adventures we found this week:
Read MoreWe Found A Vortex While Hiking, It Made Us Late For The Best Brunch Spot Sedona, AZ Has To Offer
Reds and oranges filled the sky as the sunrise light reflected off the clouds, a welcome sign some warmth was on the way. This morning in Sedona, Arizona was cold as we hiked to find the Subway Cave, which is said to be the home of a vortex. While I am not totally sure what a vortex is, I wanted to find one. So, down the trail we went.
Read MoreThese Are The 7 Prettiest Beach Camping Spots In Baja
Baja is a paradise for road trippers seeking unforgettable beach camping experiences. From secluded coves to bustling surf towns, the peninsula offers something for everyone—whether you're rolling in a van, RV, or car. Over the years, I’ve explored Baja’s coastline, discovering hidden gems and learning the ins and outs of camping in this beautiful region. The sheer diversity of landscapes and activities makes it a must-visit destination for anyone looking for an adventurous escape. Here are seven beach camping spots you don’t want to miss, along with what makes each one special and the best activities to enjoy in the area.
Read MoreThe Complete Guide to Beach Camping in Baja, Mexico
In this comprehensive guide, we'll take you on a virtual tour of Baja's beachside wonders, covering everything you need to know for an unforgettable camping experience. From discovering the best RV and vanlife spots to ride the waves at world-class surfing destinations, ensuring your safety in this enchanting environment, and highlighting the fun-filled activities that shouldn't be missed, we've got you covered.
Read MoreConvict Lake Is Worth Stopping For At Least An Afternoon
If you're planning a road trip along Highway 395, Convict Lake is a must-see destination. Nestled in the Eastern Sierra, this picturesque lake offers a serene escape with activities that make it worth visiting for at least an afternoon or even longer. Whether you enjoy hiking, kayaking, fishing, camping, or simply taking in stunning mountain views, Convict Lake has something for everyone. Its unique combination of natural beauty, historical intrigue, and recreational opportunities makes it a destination that should not be overlooked.
Read MoreSummer Is the Best Time to Visit Convict Lake Along Highway 395
When planning a trip along California's iconic Highway 395, make sure to stop at Convict Lake. Just 10 miles south of Mammoth Lakes, this Eastern Sierra alpine lake is at its best during the summer months. With warm weather, clear blue skies, and endless activities to enjoy, summer is the ideal season to experience all that Convict Lake has to offer. Whether you're seeking adventure or relaxation, this destination offers something for everyone.
Read MoreKayaking Convict Lake, Make Sure To Go For Sunrise
If you’re wondering, “Can you kayak at Convict Lake?” the answer is an enthusiastic yes! Nestled along the iconic Highway 395, Convict Lake offers an unforgettable sunrise kayaking experience that combines serenity, breathtaking views, and the perfect start to any outdoor adventure. Whether you're a nature lover, a photography enthusiast, or someone seeking a peaceful escape, this lake offers something magical for everyone.
Read MoreHow to Kayak at Convict Lake in the Eastern Sierra
Just ten miles south of Mammoth Lakes along Highway 395, Convict Lake is an alpine lake surrounded by rugged peaks waiting to be kayaked on. This glacially carved gem in Inyo National Forest is a favorite for outdoorsy people, offering year-round kayaking and paddleboarding. The lake’s mirror-like surface reflects the towering mountains, creating a breathtaking backdrop as you glide across the calm waters.
Read More7 Things You Don’t Want to Miss in Bridgeport, CA
Bridgeport, CA is a pass-through town along Highway 395 that’s filled with adventures, if you’re willing to stop. With one overpriced gas station, two coffee shops, a sandwich shop, and a general store that is rarely open, I didn’t think much of this town at first. But over time, a few of my favorite adventures led me to the outskirts of Bridgeport, CA, and I discovered it has much more to offer than meets the eye. This town is packed with activities like kayaking, rock climbing, hot spring soaking, backcountry skiing, camping, stargazing, and so much more. Below are just a handful of reasons to stop in Bridgeport, CA while road-tripping Highway 395.
Read MoreI Caught My First Barrel Surfing Rancho Santana Nicaragua — And You Can Too
When I visited Rancho Santana, Nicaragua, I had one clear goal: surf a barrel. Despite almost 15 years of surfing experience, I had never successfully ridden inside a barrel and been spit out. Surfing Northern California's point breaks rarely presented opportunities for barrel riding, so this felt like my moment. To give myself the best shot, I enlisted the help of a surf instructor. Here’s how it all unfolded.
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