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The Gray Camper Van Writer
I Don’t Want More Stuff. I Want More Mornings.
I spent years paying for things I don’t remember. Now I want time I won’t forget.
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Bikepacking.com
Lapias Bikepacking Route
Illustration by Almirante Reis Lapiás (known as karren or karst) are the intricate ribbons of bare rock sculpted by water on limestone. This sculptural, labyrinthine landscape—manifested in expansive…
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Ciao Bambino
What Changes When You Travel Without the Kids?
With kids in the picture, your travel decisions get filtered through a very specific lens. Does the pool have a fence? Will your tour end by naptime? Is the wifi strong enough to suit teens?...
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Practical Motorhome
The Motorhome and Caravan Show 2026: what to expect at the NEC
The Motorhome & Caravan Show returns to the NEC Birmingham from 13-18 October. Here, we're previewing the highlights that you can expect to see.
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Practical Motorhome
Camping and Caravanning Club buries time capsule to mark 125th anniversary
The Camping and Caravanning Club has buried a time capsule showing what camping is like today at one of its sites for its 125th anniversary.
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Practical Motorhome
Meet the extraordinary new Bailey Ascent at this month’s NEC Show
Sponsor content created with Bailey The Motorhome & Caravan Show – held each October at the NEC in Birmingham – is extremely popular, and for good reason: it’s the first opportunity that many of us wi…
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The Radavist
The Trans Aseer Mountain Range: A Hidden World in the Peninsula – Abe Alkhamees
This is a firsthand account of the first stage of the Trans Aseer Route, a 1,100-mile bikepacking route across the fog-wrapped ridges of Saudi Arabia’s Aseer Mountains from Jeddah to Jazan. It covers…
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Family Traveller
Why Pralognan-la-Vanoise is the French Alps ski village made for families
If the idea of a family ski holiday conjures up packed lift queues and sprawling purpose-built resorts, Pralognan-la-Vanoise might just change your mind. Tucked away in the Tarentaise valley in the Sa…
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The Radavist
Bedrock Rockhound Flip-Flop Sandal Review – Spencer Harding
While Spencer‘s disdain for flip-flops initially led him toward Bedrock Sandal‘s sportier sandal offerings, he couldn’t resist his curiosity when Bedrock announced their Rockhound flip-flop. Could Bed…
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Overland Expo
Faces fo the Foundation: Matt Feldermann
Matt Feldermann is the Brand Marketing Director for the Overland Expo Foundation, where he helps advance the organization’s mission through strategic communications, brand development, and industry en…
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Where Goes Rose
Kyrgyzstan Without a Car – How To Travel Around
As someone who doesn’t drive (spent all my youth and money saving for travel, haven’t I!), I sometimes feel limited by not being able to hire a car. Although hiring a car in Kyrgyzstan is probably a g…
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The Radavist
Revel Bikes Went Big with the El Jefe Grande 32er
Revel Bikes went big with the El Jefe Grande, a 32er version of its beloved titanium hardtail. The El Jefe has been a staple of the Revel lineup since 2020, and riders have taken it everywhere from lo…
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Bikepacking.com
The Revel El Jefe Grande Has Officially Landed
Teased earlier this year through their Concept Labs program, Revel’s El Jefe Grande 32er is officially here. Based on the light, fast, XC-oriented 29″ El Jefe frame, the El Jefe Grande is a big-wheele…
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Bikepacking.com
Replacement Phones and Fast Times at the 2026 Arkansas High Country Race
As riders in the Arkansas High Country Race settle into their fifth day of pedaling, Aaron Arnzen offers a detailed update on how the race is progressing. Find his report with photos from Aaron, Monic…
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Brent and Michael Are Going Places
Five Travel Luxuries That Are Worth the Extra Cost — and Four That Aren’t!
And if you think I’m being silly to talk about “value” even in luxury travel, you don’t know me very well.
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Indie Traveller
Slow Travel Guide to Caye Caulker (Best Snorkeling, Boat Trips, Street BBQ & More)
The sun was melting into the Caribbean and my pizza melting into a paper plate when Caye Caulker taught me its first lesson. After a long day of travelling from Chetumal, our sundown arrival called fo…
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Indie Traveller
Where to Stay on Caye Caulker: My Favourite Hostels, Guesthouses & Hotels
On my favourite evening on Caye Caulker I did nothing at all. I pulled up a plastic chair on our guest apartment’s balcony, and watched palm trees sway in the wind as fishing boats got smaller and sma…
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Bikepacking.com
Rogue Panda Bamboo Shoots Now Offered in “Short King” Version
Rogue Panda just added a smaller version of the original Bamboo Shoots inner bar ends that are 25mm shorter than the version we tested. Learn all about the new Bamboo Shoots Short King version here...
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Indie Traveller
The 5 Best Hostels in Split (ONLY The Top Ones)
When I arrived in Split after backpacking for weeks across the Balkans, I noticed an interesting shift. Whereas in other places I would meet mostly travellers with backpacks (especially inland), here…