GO Adventure Outdoors Directory for Global Outdoor Travel

Eastern Sierra Nevada wilderness covering sections of the John Muir Trail, with a strictly enforced bear canister requirement.

A 1.6-million-acre desert preserve crossed by the historic Mojave Road, a 140-mile 4WD route with no services along the way.

Home to the Adirondack 46ers, including the Cascade-Porter starter route and a strict bear canister requirement.

Remote alpine terrain in western Wyoming with no permit system, home to Cirque of the Towers and the Big Sandy approach.

The most-visited national park in the US, known for synchronous fireflies, elk rut, and a fall color season that shifts by elevation.

Sandstone canyon country in southern Utah, home to Angels Landing, The Narrows, and a network of permit-free alternatives.

415 square miles of Colorado Front Range, from the Bear Lake trailhead corridor to Longs Peak and the alpine tundra above treeline.