Adventure Blogs are a great way to share your adventures with the world. They can be a lot of fun to read and provide tips on destinations, gear review, and travel stories.

One of the key things to remember is that it takes time and effort to build an Adventure Travel Blog. You must make it a place people want back to visit again. Here some examples:

Bearfoot Theory

Bearfoot Theory is an adventure blog that helps people connect with the outdoors in new ways. It was created by Kristen Bor in 2014. Since then, it has been a popular resource to outdoor adventurers of every background.

The blog focuses on helping outdoor enthusiasts explore new destinations, face their fears and get their hands on the latest and greatest gear. The blog is one among the most popular American outdoor adventure travel blogs with more than 500k page views each month.

It offers practical advice and helpful tips, aswell as trip reports that can be used to plan your own adventures. You can find all information on the Bearfoot Theory website, regardless of whether you are planning a mid-week trip to get outdoors or an extended camper van trip.

The Bearfoot Theory method allows hikers to use minimal footgear and low-impact movement techniques to explore the outdoors. This allows them not to carry heavy bags and puts unnecessary strain on their bodies, while still enjoying the natural beauty of nature.

Bearfooting can lead to a closer connection with nature and can provide opportunities for experiences not possible with other modes of travel. It encourages balance and flexibility which allows explorers to travel safely and fluidly in remote areas.

Uncharted Backpacker

Unchartered Backpacker, an online travel blog, has been around since 2006. It is managed by a couple of travel geeks. The site is packed with a lot of useful info on destinations, tips and tricks to help you get the most out of your next trip. The blog also includes a collection of inspiring photos that will help you book your dream destination. The site has articles about all types of destinations and experiences, including glamping out in the wild and wandering on the moon.

The blog’s best feature is the fact it is composed of seasoned travellers who are passionate about adventure and travel. The website is a must-visit for any travel lover, no matter what their budget or level of experience.

Wild Junket

Although the blog’s name may conjure some nightmares for some, the content is very informative. Nellie Huang (Singaporean writer) and Alberto Molero (photographer), founded the site. The site has more than 150 countries represented. The site has a lot of travel tips and tales, but the duo also offer bespoke glamping adventures for those who want to travel in style. The best thing about it is that you won’t have any to transport! You’ll be able to take your well-earned travel swag with you, aside from a few stray cats and the occasional fluff. This is the holiday that will make your Christmas special. It’s best to plan ahead to make the most out of your present.

She Explores

She Explores is a community for women who love the outdoors, and want to share their adventures. They have a website, a podcast and a Facebook group. They also publish a book, She Explores – Stories of Life-Changing Outdoor Adventures by Women.

The book is an inspiring celebration of strength and female courage. With breathtaking travel photography and compelling personal narratives, She Explores will inspire you to connect with the landscape, take a leap of faith, and find your community.

Gale Straub launched She Explores after quitting her job in accounting and embarking on a yearlong road trip across North America with a van she built. She finally settled in New Hampshire and launched the website.

She Explores is now a community with two podcasts and a book. She also hosts workshops and runs retreats that focus on women’s leadership, entrepreneurship and wilderness experience.

She Explores attracts a diverse audience of millennial women interested in outdoor adventure sports and the outdoor lifestyle. They are a great audience for brands that understand their interests and can partner with them.