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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

69 Ways to Save Money on Travel Here are dozens of ways, big and small, that can save you hundreds, if not thousands of dollars on your upcoming vacations.  Even if you are a smart saver and savvy traveler, there are sure to be several tips that are new to you which can save you big money! The tips cover ways to save big bucks on lodging, food, entertainment, communication, transportation and more! Plus, there
12 Ways to Avoid Solo Supplements  Today we learn how to avoid the dreaded solo supplements that can add up to as much as 100% of the cost of your adventure! Discover the 12 ways to waive or reduce the dreaded single supplement add on fees. What is a Solo Supplement? Many travel companies list their prices as per person based on double occupancy, or PPDO.  You may see a price listed with a small
Ultra Light Backpacking Tips  There’s a saying among backpackers… “Be comfortable during the day or comfortable at night.” What is Ultralight Backpacking? Ultralight backpackers do almost anything possible to reduce their Base Pack Weight – the weight of their backpack plus all gear less any consumables like food and water.  Where a traditional backpacker may carry twenty to thirty pounds or more of gear, and ultralight backpacker shoots to carry close to ten pounds!  They
Lightning Safety Guide Including what to do if you get caught in a thunderstorm while hiking or biking   When Thunder Roars, Go Indoors, but not just any indoors will do.  You want a substantial building with grounded electrical and without a concrete floor (because there are wires and pipes in the concrete walls and floors).   Your biggest risk with a lightning strike is brain injury, not burns as you might suspect.  Don’t touch anything metal and
Travel Tips on How to Learn a Foreign Language Before Your Vacation People tend to underestimate time and overestimate talent.  Learning a language takes time and work Learning another language of the company you are visiting is a token of respect and opens the door to a more authentic experience when you travel Bumbling and fumbling and actually TRYING OUT the new language is the most effective way to learn.  The more ‘input’ you get

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