/r/adventures
All about your adventures. Planning, discussing, and organizing future adventures, and sharing past ones. Base jumping, diving, urban exploration, ghost-hunting, caving, climbing, hiking, wild camping, bushcraft, backpacking, kayaking, anecdotes about dealings with wild animals, authorities, accidents...anything and everything! Share your adventure with us!
Planning, discussing, and organizing future adventures, and sharing past ones. Base jumping, diving, urban exploration, ghost-hunting, caving, climbing, hiking, wild camping, bushcraft, backpacking, kayaking, anecdotes about dealings with wild animals, authorities, accidents...anything and everything! Share your adventure with us!
This subreddit is a social forum meant to facilitate networking between adventurers of separate pursuits.
Schedule meetups in your town! In your favorite adventure spot! Recruit for your next expedition!
1) Commercialisation
No commercial or commercially sponsored posts. This includes Kickstarter or any other crowd funding.
2) Content Author
Only create a link post to content if you are the author (or co-author).
(In this case, content would be a blog, video, photos, etc. You are allowed to link to other people's content in the comments section as part of a discussion.)
3) Background Details
Please remember to add background details about your adventure (as a comment on your post). You don't have to go into great detail, but we do need to know the basics.
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I’ve been trying to find any mountains that haven’t been climbed, or rivers walked, or such and such that hasn’t already been done. Is there anything left to be done that hasn’t already been done by somebody?
I'm planning a 7-14 day vacation for the end of December and would love some advice. Does anybody have recommendations for off the beaten path adventures that are either A) physically challenging or B) skill building? I feel like I've done many entry-level adventures, but would love something more involved and truly memorable.
Some examples of things I've done and really enjoyed:
I'd love specific recommendations for involved adventures/skill-building things like the below that could take up a full week, and would be good to do in December:
Thank you!
With 2025 approaching, now’s the perfect time to start planning your Tanzanian safari. The high season (June–October) is when wildlife is easiest to spot and the weather is perfect. Plus, booking now means you’ll get first dibs on the best accommodations and tours.
I’ve already secured my spot—anyone else excited for 2025
Explore our 8 days Discover Kenya safari
All 4 waterfalls are shown here. The bait route??? Would you do it?
https://youtu.be/1KZuUCcJ7Uk?si=vG7UhYyOcEGNrHep
A couple of weekends ago I walked the Newlands Horseshoe. Video comes with FREE drone footage!
me and my buddy did some outdoor adventuring enjoy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3-2qKjphLs
Hello, I'm planning a trip to Mongolia for some wilderness exploration. I plan the trip to take around 1-3 months, just depending on my situation and availability of my fellows when the trip date arrives. Is there any brand that experienced travelers/campers would recommend for the following items?
Portable charger (not a really small one, but more of a headphone box sized one.)
Solar charger (are these a scam or are the portable solar chargers a good investment?)
Short range radios (low battery consumption, easy to charge with USP preferred)
Any sort of music playing device to alleviate boredom ;p
Also open to any suggestions if any experienced 'adventurers' know about a good alternative to any of these. Thank you very much.
Edit: I should add, most light-weight suggestions are preferred, this exploration will take place on horseback.
I'm looking for an adventure in January 2025. Currently looking for sth similar to the Rickshaw Run or Monkey Run by Adventurists, but actually I`m open for any recommendation as long as it`s somwhere where its warm and suitable for solo travelers (would be best to join a group or similiar). Whether it’s motorcycle, car, sailing, or anything else—I'm up for it! Does anyone have recommendations or tips for me? I’m excited to hear your suggestions!
how do people find crew / staffing for adventures - is there an app, directory or website forum to network and find help / others?