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Hiking Tasmania's East Coast

By Peter Potterfield - November 4th, 2007

Beaches of blinding white sand and turquoise waters meet granite mountains and towering coastal cliffs on this two week odyssey from Bay of Fires and the Freycinet Peninsula to Tasman National Park

Hiking Ireland's Wild West Coast

By Peter Potterfield - June 18th, 2007

This trip is proof that hiking is a great way to enhance international travel.

Kiwi Redux: The Second Time Around

By Peter Potterfield - February 14th, 2007

From Rakiura National Park, New Zealand's newest, to old favorites like the Greenstone Track, the varied backcountry landscapes down here make the second or third trip even more interesting than the first.

Have a Nice Doomsday

By Melissa Wagenberg - October 16th, 2006

Boiling mud, world class fishing and the greatest day hike on the planet await visitors to New Zealand's North Island. A National Geographic Adventure story.

Hidden Treasures of Anasazi Country

By Peter Potterfield - August 19th, 2006

Thousand year old ruins and inscrutable rock art add interest and mystery to hiking the scenic canyons of Southern Utah's Cedar Mesa.

Hiking the Forgotten End of the AT

By Peter Potterfield - March 17th, 2006

The U.S. Appalachian Trail may stop at Katahdin, but the Appalachian mountains continue north into Quebec, and so does the International Appalachian Trail--the Sentiers International des Appalaches

Hiking the Arizona Trail

By Dennis Lewon - March 8th, 2006

Logging a weekend section of the Arizona Trail--a lesson in pacing.

Classic Hikes of the World: McGonagall Pass

By Peter Potterfield - September 2nd, 2005

An excerpt from Peter Potterfield's new book on the world's best hiking routes.

Classic Hikes of the World: Kungsleden

By Peter Potterfield - September 2nd, 2005

An excerpt from Peter Potterfield's new book on the world's best hiking routes.

Classic Hikes of the World: Routeburn Track

By Peter Potterfield - September 2nd, 2005

An excerpt from Peter Potterfield's new book on the world's best hiking routes.

Classic Hikes of the World: Grand Canyon

By Peter Potterfield - September 2nd, 2005

An excerpt from Peter Potterfield's new book on the world's best hiking routes.

Classic Hikes of the World: Wonderland Trail

By Peter Potterfield - September 2nd, 2005

An excerpt from Peter Potterfield's new book on the world's best hiking routes.

Classic Hikes of the World

By Peter Potterfield - September 2nd, 2005

An excerpt from Peter Potterfield's new book on the world's best hiking routes, including the Grand Canyon, Kungsleden, McGonagall Pass, Routeburn Track and the Wonderland Trail.

On the Wings of an Angel

By Peter Potterfield - June 28th, 2005

Heli-Hiking in the Cariboo Mountain wilderness of British Columbia is about as close to backcountry nirvana as you can get.

Hiking in New Zealand

By Peter Potterfield - June 28th, 2005

If the Lord of the Rings has you yearning for the New Zealand backcountry, here's what you need to know to find the best routes on both Islands of this friendly country.

Hiking Arctic Sweden

By Peter Potterfield - June 28th, 2005

An unforgettable 100-kilometer backcountry odyssey following Sweden's famed Kungsleden trail through the heart of Lappland, Europe's last true wilderness.

Colorados Top 50 Campsites

By GreatOutdoors Staff - July 12th, 2004

Whether you crave backcountry adventure or a more leisurely camping experience, there is a campground in Colorado that fits the bill.

The Lewis and Clark Trail

By Bruce W. Smith - July 9th, 2004

Like the Lewis and Clark expedition, we were explorers using the
shallow, rather slow-moving Missouri as our highway to the unknown. But
there the similarities stopped.

Top 50 Campsites in Texas

By Mike Leggett - April 12th, 2004

Be it the deep woods and cypress swamps of East Texas, or the rugged grandeur of Rio Grande canyons, there's something for every camper in Texas

Destination: Wind River Range in Wyoming

By Murray Selleck - September 2nd, 2003

The Wind River Range - a dramatic, immense destination for hikers and climbers wanting to explore one of the most spectacular mountain areas in the Lower 48.

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