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April 05, 2013

Best Gear for Spring; Win Prizes in Our Photo Contest; More!

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April 2013
Top Picks


Extreme Photo of the Week
Extreme Photo of the Week



Classic Hikes
Classic Hikes



Best American Adventures
Best American Adventures

Top Surf Towns
Top Surf Towns

Bucket List
Ultimate Adventure Bucket List


Gear of the Year
Gear of the Year: Spring + Summer
This season's crop of newly minted outdoor toys and tools is filled with refinements, improvements, and clever tweaks that make these gear must-haves smarter, more comfortable, and easier to use than ever.
See the 29 Gear Picks

Highlights
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100 Best American Adventures
We polled the experts to determine the country's most iconic escapes for hiking, biking, climbing, paddling, and more.
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The Powder Highway Road Trip
Continue following a crew of skiers as they chase powder from Sun Valley, Idaho, north to Alaska.
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Extreme Photo of the Week
View incredible photos then find out the behind-the-scenes stories that made them possible.

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Traveler Photo Contest
The 25th annual Traveler Photo Contest has begun! Submit your best travel photos for a chance to win amazing prizes.

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Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu Trek

Belize
Belize Kayaking Adventure


Iceland
Iceland Hiking Adventure
Vietnam
Vietnam, Laos & Cambodia
Morocco
Morocco Camel Trek


Silence Film
Silence Film: Escape the Noise
Trail runner Adam Campbell talks about how he makes room for silence in nature.
Speed Climber
Speed Climber Ueli Steck Learns to Fly
The "Swiss Machine" tells us about learning to paraglide to climb three peaks in a day.
Walk on Water
Walk on Water Film: Q+A
When a skiing accident left him paralyzed, Greg Mallory found new life on the water.
Conrad Anker
Conrad Anker Climbs With War Vets

One of the world's best alpinists discusses why he makes time to teach war vets how to climb.

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