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China’s high-tech, uncrowded alternative for Aussie skiers.

Cam’s already put Pirelli’s new Scorpion Gravity tyres through their paces.

Back in the Winter issue, filmmaker Jack Homan took us behind the scenes of Steve McClure and Molly Thompson-Smith’s attempt on Gee Gee Rider (E3 5c), a deep cave climb in the UK. On May 18, the pair completed the fourth ascent of the notoriously wet and wild route. In an interview with UKClimbing Molly Thompson-Smith described the experience. “It’s such an overwhelming and overstimulating place down in the main chamber.”  Read Jack’s original account of the project below. Left: Molly Thompson-Smith Right: Steve McClure You’re two metres into a 140-metre climb and you’re already soaked through. Water pours through cracks and fissures […]

Ultra Gobi returns to China’s Gobi Desert for its 21st edition, with four race formats and a journey through the landscapes and history of the ancient Silk Road.

WILD reviews the Osprey Stratos 44/Sirrus 36 packs including fit, comfort, ventilation, storage and durability.

Thanks to Life’s An Adventure for a fantastic prize!

Cam’s already put Pirelli’s new Scorpion Gravity tyres through their paces.

Ultra Gobi returns to China’s Gobi Desert for its 21st edition, with four race formats and a journey through the landscapes and history of the ancient Silk Road.

You can see more of Stefan and Bronwen’s imagery, and read about the threats facing the Nullarbor, in the accompanying story ‘The Nullarbor: The World’s Largest Arid Limestone Karst Is Under Threat’ starting on p100 of issue 201.

The Franklin River runs through one of Tasmania’s most powerful wilderness stories. Between roaring rapids, quiet gorges, and echoes of the dam protests, this journey reveals a river still ruled by water, rock, and time.

RunNation Film Festival returns for its 12th year in 2026, bringing a curated collection of running films to more than 30 locations across Australia and New Zealand. From elite athletes to everyday runners, the festival celebrates the stories, communities, and connections that make running meaningful.