BootsnAll Travel Network had some time to talk with Scott MacLennan, director of the Mountain Fund, a company dedicated to the helping grassroots organizations in mountainous communities, where many adventurers like to play.
Where do people go for adventure travel in the United States? Find out here!
Adventure tourism is booming in New Mexico. With 29 State Parks, five National Forests, 12 ski areas, and one of the most diverse terrains in the United States, New Mexico is an adventure lovers dream. Here is why!
Global Exchange’s reality tours take you to the obscure corners of the world and show you how U.S foreign policy shapes the social and economics of various countries.
Interested in gorilla trekking in Uganda or Rwanda? Read this interview for more need-to-know details about exploring the last home of the great gorilla.
Want to know why New Zealand seems to be the top adventure travel destination? Check out our interview with a local adventure operator and hear why he thinks New Zealand rocks!
Brian Mullis, President of Sustainable Travel International, shares some tips on responsible tourism. His company, Sustainable Travel International, is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to promoting responsible tourism,supporting sustainable development and helping travelers and travel providers protect the environments and cultures they visit. Brian shares some tips on on how responsible tourism is about getting more out of your travel experiences [...]
Four climbers from the Mazamas, Portland’s climbing club, reached the summit of 22,500ft Ama Dablam in Nepal. Ama Dablam sits about nine miles south of Mt. Everest and has considerably harder climbing than many higher peaks. Chris Cosgriff, 40 and Monty Smith, 43, summited on October 29 and David Byrne, 38 and Nancy Miller, 39, summited on October 31. Monty [...]
