The St. Olavsleden, or St. Olav’s Way, is a medieval pilgrimage route stretching nearly 350 miles from Sweden to Trondheim, Norway. In 2024, Anders Andrae and Linus Palmqvist led 36 hikers on an eight day, 193 mile section. Half were wheelchair users.

Increasingly, tourism organizations are adopting the identity of destination management or stewardship organizations to officially charter tourism management rather than just promoting places.

For half a century the Baie de Somme, a popular tourist spot in northern France has faced challenges from overtourism and environmental degradation. A cycling-centric approach has helped combat these issues.

Kingsley Holgate, South African explorer extraordinaire answers this one question: What is the one thing you always take with you on an adventure?

Jewish-Muslim project Bees for Peace was tested by fire when HAMAS attacked on October 7.

Big name rock climber and author, Charles Barrett sentenced to life imprisonment for rape in a case filed by the National Park Service.

GTJ contributor, Rachael Vorster shares her passion for cold water immersion in US national parks.

Explore the history of South Africa’s Sundays River Valley as you meander through its citrus orchards and the centuries.

A 2.5-million-acre area of Oregon certified as International Dark Sky Sanctuary by DarkSky International. The sanctuary is roughly one-half the size of New Jersey and has committed to protect its starry night skies.

Join two brothers as they tackle the first documented transcontinental Africa trip by bicycle.