White-Water Rafting the Futaleufú in Chilean Patagonia
The Futaleufú's turquoise glacial water and Class IV-V rapids have made it one of the world's benchmark rafting rivers.
The Futaleufú's turquoise glacial water and Class IV-V rapids have made it one of the world's benchmark rafting rivers.
Beyond the day-trip dunes of Merzouga, multi-day treks into the Sahara trade jeep tracks for camel trains and star-thick silence.
Thermals off Sarangkot ridge carry paragliders over Phewa Lake with the Annapurna range filling the horizon.
Cables, ladders and rungs bolted into WWI battlefields let hikers climb Dolomite rock faces that would otherwise need ropes and a rack.
Aragón's limestone canyons hide a network of abseils, jumps and swims that make the Sierra de Guara Europe's canyoning capital.
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