If you asked anyone here at Pure Adventures how we’ve maintained (and grown) over the past 20+ years, you will probably get three very similar answers – if not the exact same answers. We do it for 1) the love of travel 2) the love of the activities we provide 3) the love of our...Read More
Traveling without an entourage is one of the most popular ways to see the world these days. Here are five reasons why you should consider going it alone. One may be the loneliest number, but when it comes to myriad social experiences in today’s society – globetrotting among them – a party of one often...Read More
Earlier this month, the world lost one of its most beloved adventurers, Anthony Bourdain. Bourdain’s passion for the food, people, and places that keep the world wondering was apparent in all his shows. Perhaps one of the most striking episodes of Parts Unknown was when he visited Vietnam. Past US President Obama’s cameo was one...Read More
The Andes Mountains are unique pieces of land. Stretching 4,300 miles along the coast of South America, the Andes are the longest range of mountains located on a land mass anywhere in the world. Outside of Asia, it is the tallest range of mountains in the world. A landmark that spans almost the entirety of...Read More
No trip to this much-visited area of Spain is complete without a heaping dose of exploration, relaxation, sightseeing and taste-testing. Here are a few of our must-try activities to help you experience the local culture of Catalonia to its fullest. Try Out the Beach Life Catalonia and beaches: they’re practically synonyms. When visitors think of...Read More
Breathtaking vistas aside, Snowmass and surrounding areas are Colorado’s standout family adventure destination. From river canyons and hiking paths to the vast array of cycling trails and 4×4 tours, hauling your crew here will satisfy even the choosiest of adventure lovers – yes, little ones included. The Lost Forest Zip lining and biking trails? Disc...Read More
For the longest time, my knowledge of tapas was limited to the Basque variety. Being young and moving somewhere as culturally different as Boise, Idaho, Guernica’s sister city, I enjoyed the Basque district and all it had to offer– especially the tapas. I now understand tapas are more than just a social (and delicious) food...Read More
As a lover of beers, I can say that craft beer has been a key to happiness in our small household. Both our home states host some stellar breweries– sipping an Allagash white on a dock in Belfast, Maine (my home state) in the summer and enjoying some Good Medicine and shuffleboard at the Great...Read More
Have you noticed everyone seems to be talking about Portugal right now? Maybe that’s because the country recently reported that they had another record year for overseas arrivals. About 25 million foreigners visited the country in 2022. So, if you weren’t already thinking about Portugal for your next getaway, drop everything, and check out our...Read More
Chile’s lake and volcano district is a feast for the senses, the soul, and of course the local food and wine! The snow capped volcanoes and hot springs only scratch the surface of what Chile’s volcano district has in store for you. The area attracts cyclists and hikers from all over the world looking for...Read More
