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06
Aug

Beat the heat: 5 tips for summer cycling

Depending on where you live, summer cycling can feel like you’re in sizzling Death Valley – unless of course you live in Missoula, Montana, where it was hotter than Death Valley last week. Of course, while Death Valley is sometimes regarded as the hottest place in the United States, the winter temperatures are quite moderate and perfect for cycling, as cool and comfortable as a spring day. That’s why Pure Adventures...
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24
Jul

4 things you should know before hiking the Camino de Santiago Trail

One of the world’s oldest pilgrimage routes, the Camino de Santiago de Compostela across northern Spain is an unforgettable hiking experience. For more than 1000 years, pilgrims from all over Europe were attracted by the grave of the Apostle James the Great at Santiago de Compostela at the far North-Western tip of Spain, where his tomb is said to be discovered in the 9th century. Today, both hikers and cyclists from...
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16
Jul

From castles to rain forest canopies: 4 must-sees in Cornwall

Painters, sculptors and potters of international renown come to Cornwall to practice their craft because of its stunning beauty, boulder strewn moorland and intense light. National Geographic Traveler describes Cornwall as a “hybrid of historical attractions and natural beauty”, adding there is a distinct island feel to this lush green peninsula. No wonder National Geographic added Cornwall to their 50 Drives of a Lifetime series! Pure Adventures invites you to explore Cornwall...
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10
Jul

Summer hydration tips for hiking in Utah’s National Parks

If you’re wondering what the weather will be like on a summer hiking trip in Zion National Park or Bryce Canyon National Park, the Utah Visitor’s Bureau sums it up nicely: Generally speaking, Utah is best experienced with an extra bottle of water and some sunscreen. With daytime temperatures peaking at 102F in July and August, it is essential that hikers heading to Utah’s National Parks for a day of adventure pay careful attention to...
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01
Jul

9 ways to celebrate Independence Day in the Southwest

On July 4, the United States celebrates its 238th birthday. Whether the Fourth of July kicks off your summer vacation or just have the day off, here are 9 great ways to celebrate our amazing country. Arizona Independence Day Music Festival. July 3. Scottsdale’s Independence Day Music Festival boasts the largest fireworks show in the Valley and Phillip Phillips headlines this year’s event. Salt River Fields at Talking Stick. saltriverfields.com Light...
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23
Jun

How to choose the perfect bicycle vacation

Self guided tours make up a significant volume of adventure travel vacations. For years, the only known option for most people was a guided bicycle vacation. The description is obvious, but to summarize, this historic trip was a package a traveler booked with a tour operator offering a vacation with a specific departure date and a minimum number of participants. However guided trips have evolved in recent years, with more companies...
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10
Jun

5 great cycling gifts for dads

With Father’s Day around the corner, there’s no better way to thank the man who took off your training wheels and taught you to ride than these great gifts ideas for dads who love to ride. ZOIC Ether Mountain Bike Shorts The line of Ether MTB shorts are ZOIC’s hottest selling short. Featuring a removable liner with top quality chamois, tagless labels, lots of vents to keep you cool, lots of...
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10
Jun

6 sizzling summer festivals in Sicily

Sicily is a beautiful and very varied land, shaped by the myriad invaders and settlers who have all left their mark. Influenced by so many cultures, Sicilian cuisine is surprisingly lavish, while the people are very warm – just like the sunny island itself. Being an island in the Mediterranean Sea, you can expect summertime temperatures be around 72F. To avoid the crowds, we suggest visiting Sicily between March and mid-July...
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03
Jun

25 must-read bicycle blogs

Top 25 Bike Blogs  At Pure Adventures, we live and breathe bicycling. From gear, training and of course self-guided travel, our staff read an astounding number of cycling blogs, news sites and magazines. Here are 25 of our favorites bike gear blogs. Top Bicycle Gear Reviews – Top 25 Bike Blogs If you’re in the market for a new bike or cycling accessories, these blogs and websites regularly review the latest...
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