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Face Glitter Is the Unexpected Ritual Powering Runners, Guides and Raft Trips
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Face Glitter Is the Unexpected Ritual Powering Runners, Guides and Raft Trips

Olympians, ultrarunners and raft guides are all wearing face glitter — here's why the sparkle ritual took over...

Costa Rica Rafting: Which River Matches Your Nerve Level
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Costa Rica Rafting: Which River Matches Your Nerve Level

From the Class III-IV Pacuare to beginner-friendly Sarapiquí runs, a guide to Costa Rica's best rafting rivers...

Inside the North Fork Championship: Idaho's Rowdiest Kayak Race
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Inside the North Fork Championship: Idaho's Rowdiest Kayak Race

Idaho's North Fork Championship draws the world's best kayakers to Class V+ Jacob's Ladder. What to expect fro...

Aniakchak: The Alaska Park So Remote Almost Nobody Visits
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Aniakchak: The Alaska Park So Remote Almost Nobody Visits

Aniakchak National Monument and Preserve is the least-visited park in the US system — a volcanic caldera on th...

Why Utah's Gates of Lodore Is One of America's Most Coveted Rafting Permits
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Why Utah's Gates of Lodore Is One of America's Most Coveted Rafting Permits

Utah's Gates of Lodore: class IV rapids, canyon walls and one of the toughest rafting permits in the US. Here'...

Fifty Years of the Franklin: Paddling Tasmania's Wild River That Refused to Be Dammed
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Fifty Years of the Franklin: Paddling Tasmania's Wild River That Refused to Be Dammed

Fifty years after The Wilderness Society formed to save it, a rafting crew celebrates a birthday on Tasmania's...

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Glenwood Springs: Colorado's Hot-Spring Town That Undercuts Aspen

Glenwood Springs, Colorado offers hot springs, rafting and skiing near Aspen — plus charming Airbnbs from Vict...

The £1,400 Blunder Behind The Four Just Men: Edgar Wallace's Competition Catastrophe
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The £1,400 Blunder Behind The Four Just Men: Edgar Wallace's Competition Catastrophe

Edgar Wallace bet £2,000 on a prize competition for his debut novel The Four Just Men in 1905 — and a drafting...

Flash Floods Kill Two and Force Grand Canyon Closures: What Travellers Need to Know
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Flash Floods Kill Two and Force Grand Canyon Closures: What Travellers Need to Know

Flash floods in the Grand Canyon left two dead and 15 missing, closed Phantom Ranch, the North Kaibab Trail an...

Two Americans Are Skiing, Hiking and Packrafting 2,300km Around Baffin Island
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Two Americans Are Skiing, Hiking and Packrafting 2,300km Around Baffin Island

Two young Americans are over halfway through a five-month, human-powered 2,300km journey around Baffin Island...

Why the bed you sleep on in a Hilton might come from a 120-year-old Buckinghamshire workshop
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Why the bed you sleep on in a Hilton might come from a 120-year-old Buckinghamshire workshop

Hypnos has spent 120 years handcrafting hotel beds in Buckinghamshire for Hilton, The Ned and independents. He...

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