Todd Plummer

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    Hiking Yukon’s Tombstone on Arc’teryx’s New Guided Trips

    Dramatic, majestic and challenging, adventures with the beloved outdoor brand

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    Respected, innovative outdoor brand Arc’teryx steps into the guided trips business. And if our experience with them—trekking through the wildest parts of Canada’s Yukon Territories—is any indication, thrill-seekers of all sorts are in for a breathtaking, pulse-raising treat. The Arc’teryx Trips website, which is officially open now, lists trips departing in 2020. The first round of trips will offer immersive travel experiences giving participants unrivaled …

    Tordrillo Mountain Lodge, the Ideal Destination for Alaskan Adventure

    Heli-skiing, fishing and kayaking, all by nearly never-ending daylight

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    During the peak of summer in Alaska, the sun never really sets. Our recent trip to the south-central part of the union’s largest state coincided with the summer solstice, a “night” that’s bright as day until well after midnight. Around 1AM the sun disappears beyond a range of mountains in the distance and for a few hours, broad daylight melts into a warm twilight glow. …

    Road Trip: Perth to Cape Leeuwin, Western Australia

    On the hunt for wine, untamed landscapes, and the perfect surf break down under

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    Many people who visit Australia stick to the continent’s well-worn East Coast—from Melbourne to Sydney, the Gold Coast or up to the Great Barrier Reef. But there’s tremendous value all over the country—and one of those less-traveled places is Western Australia. If your time and budget permit, we suggest flying to Perth (the state’s capital) and renting a car to embark on an extraordinary road trip. Leaving the city behind, …