The Outer Edge Polar Challenge is redefining modern exploration with a zero-emission, wind-powered expedition across Iceland's Vatnajökull glacier. Combining renewable energy, engineering, education, and live storytelling, the mission proves that the future of exploration is about working with nature—not against it.
WORDS: MANUELA BERCHTOLD 2 x OLYMPIAN, MOGULS As a retired Winter Olympian in mogul skiing, I can vouch for the importance of overall strength and conditioning to help you be at your best and avoid injuries. Here are some tips on strengthening your legs, core and upper body. Leg Strength is The Foundation When you are on snow, your legs are constantly working. Whether you’re carving turns on groomed snow, standing in a lift queue, or powering through rough terrain or conditions, your legs are the foundation of everything. Building leg strength is crucial for maintaining control, preventing fatigue, and keeping […]
From innovative fly tying tools to premium paddles, performance apparel, and streamlined rigging systems, this collection highlights some of the most exciting products in fly fishing today. Explore gear built to help anglers spend more time focused on the water and less time on the details.
Discover the untamed beauty of the Lower Zambezi–Mana Pools Transfrontier Conservation Area, where Zambia and Zimbabwe meet along Africa's most iconic river. From walking safaris and canoe adventures to tiger fishing and unforgettable wildlife encounters, this journey explores one of the continent's last truly wild frontiers.
The first Australian ascent of Patagonia's Central Tower of Paine
Check out some opening spreads from a handful of feature stories and articles in Wild #200.
The Great Ocean Road is more than a quick stop at the Twelve Apostles. Step away from the boardwalks and you’ll find wind-cut limestone cliffs, empty coastal tracks, Otway forest, surf beaches, and wildlife-rich headlands.
Lakeside A-frame cabins launch near Hakuba.
How to plan the ultimate Queenstown group trip.
From mountain traverses and fast 50Ks to country festivals and coastal adventures, here's what's coming up on the trail running calendar across Australia and New Zealand over the next fortnight.
Wild Issue 200 celebrates two hundred editions of Australian adventure storytelling with Bob Brown, John Chapman, Will Gadd, winter adventures, sea kayaking, backcountry skiing, walking, conservation and more.
From the Simpson Desert and Whitehaven Beach to backyard ultras and coastal adventures, the next few weeks offer plenty of reasons to pin on a bib and hit the trails across Australia and New Zealand.
New Caledonia offers far more than just tropical beaches
Read more about Blake’s source-to-sea kayaking trip down the Tairari in the accompanying feature story ‘Source of Discovery’ starting on p102 in Wild 195
From the windswept cliffs of Cape Schanck to the remote southern circuits of Wilsons Promontory, Victoria’s eastern peninsulas deliver raw coastline and unforgettable hiking. Surf beaches, granite headlands, secluded coves, and Bass Strait’s wild energy shape every step of the journey.
Read more about packrafting on the West Coast of NZ’s South Island in Neil Silverwood's destination piece starting on P124 of Wild issue #186.
Share your love of snowsports by guiding.
The Murray River winds through the heart of Victoria’s Mallee and Sunset Country, offering some of Australia’s most immersive paddling experiences. From fog-covered mornings to towering gum forests and remote river bends, this iconic waterway invites slow exploration by canoe, kayak, or SUP.