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The Active Travel Adventures podcast inspires and empowers you to lead a bigger life through adventure travel. We scour the planet for the most fun and beautiful active vacations, whether it’s climbing Machu Picchu, rafting the Colorado river through the Grand Canyon, walking the El Camino in Spain, or bicycling the stiletto heel of Italy. The common denominator is that you have to MOVE: either hike, bike, paddle and/or horseback ride for part of each day! The bar is set that my reasonably fit 58 year old body can do these adventures and so can YOU! These adventures aren’t crazy hard or dangerous like climbing Mount Everest… they are doable, epic fun vacations for those that are in decent physical shape. Most have a difficulty rating of 3 out of 5, so if you’re in reasonable shape, particularly if you are willing to train a bit, you can do these trips! All adventures offer a fascinating and unique way to immerse yourself in another culture or destination.

Episodes

How To Get the Cheapest Airline Ticket Airlines are tricky, using their cookies and algorythms to encourage you to pay more for your plane tickets, so you need to be clever in order to get the best price on airline tickets. Check out these tips to make sure you get the cheapest airline ticket! ***RESEARCH ONLINE INCOGNITO***  Super important!!!  Always surf the web incognito when shopping so vendors don’t raise the price to you next
Eating Right For and On Your Outdoor Adventures Nutrition can be especially important when you are exerting so many calories hiking, biking or paddling!  You are burning a ton of calories, so you need nutritious fuel from the food but you also need a lot of calories.  The conundrum is you are no doubt trying to minimize pack weight.  What to do?  I asked nutrition expert, Lucy Hayhurst of Well Balanced Nutrition to join us
Sustainable Travel, Ecotourism and Responsible Travel As the world gets more crowded and the increase of the middle class around the world means that there are more folks touring the world, it becomes even more important to consider sustainability and our part.   Sustainable travel means we seek to minimize any negative impacts on the local people and environment of the places we visit, so that tourism can continue long term with a neutral or better yet, a
Outdoor Etiquette and Leave No Trace Principles We seek the renewal of the outdoors because of its beauty, so it is important that we treat the land with respect, and leave it hopefully better than we found it.  We certainly want to leave it in as pristine condition as possible, with little to no visible evidence that we were ever there.  This is the concept of “Leave No Trace”. Let’s learn about outdoor etiquette in
I love both my tent and my tarp, but they each have pros and cons.  Learn the benefits and drawbacks of tents and tarps below so you’ll know which to pack for your next adventure! Tent vs Tarp Debate Rages On! Deciding whether to purchase a tent or tarp when you camp is one of your more important (and costly) gear decisions. The problem is, there is no one perfect camping shelter for you AND

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