Tweet This article first appeared in The Washington Post. It was a dream destined to die on its improbable, quixotic vine. And at many turns…
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Tweet Descending a cliff used to be a straightforward affair: Climb down on your own two feet, base jump or zip on a squirrel suit…
Leave a CommentA father and son take on an ambitious backcountry camping trip in the Grand Canyon.
5 CommentsTweet Okay, I get it: I’m not going anywhere anytime soon. So as an inveterate adventure traveler facing a months-long adventure deficit, I decided in mid-March that…
Leave a CommentTweet From a distance, it probably looks like I’m having fun. I am off the northeast coast of Brazil, kitesurfing across one of the largest…
3 CommentsTweet This article originally appeared in The Washington Post Sometimes, a shift in perspective makes all the difference. I am 100 feet deep in a…
Leave a CommentTweet The path before me, etched into a shadowy gray massif high in the Rocky Mountains, is narrowing — two feet wide, one foot, six…
Leave a CommentTweet ‘How do we even know we’re alive?” my 7-year-old son Kai asks. He is unleashing a torrent of existential questions, and before I can…
Leave a CommentTweet In the Japan Alps, daunting terrain culminates in a smoldering volcano. (John Briley) This article originally appeared in the Washington Post. By John…
One CommentTweet Special to the Washington Post Oct. 15, 2015 View original publication “I am never going on vacation with you guys again,” my sister Rachel says.…
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