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The Kawarau Swing
Queenstown’s newest adventure tourism attraction at the global home of bungy is getting closer to opening, with construction of the…
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4 Days of Camping, Dry Flies & Big Trout
Very cool Movie – about fun fishing in Summer It’s hard to put into words how special this trip with…
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Roof Rush: Where Ancient Stones Meet Modern Flight
High above the sun-baked streets of southeastern Türkiye, two figures dance across rooftops that have witnessed the rise and fall…
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Against All Odds: German Backpacker’s Extraordinary Outback Survival
A 26-year-old German tourist has been rescued after spending nearly two weeks lost in Western Australia’s remote bushland, surviving on…
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The Rinjani Tragedy: A Hiker’s Fatal Fall Sparks International Investigation
The mist-shrouded peaks of Mount Rinjani in Indonesia have claimed another life, but this time the tragedy has sparked an…
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Merrell NZ Athlete Weston Hill Selected to Join Merrell Global Trail Running Team
Merrell New Zealand is proud to announce that Weston Hill, one of its top Merrell NZ Performance Team athletes, has…
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THE SPIRITED WOMEN’S ADVENTURE RACE SPREADS ITS WINGS
“This event defines the spirit of a kiwi woman – her give-it-a-go attitude, sense of adventure, a strong belief in…
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Wānaka’s Finley Melville Ives Crowned Freeski Halfpipe World Champion
Finley Melville Ives (Wānaka, 18) has put down one of the most explosive freeski halfpipe runs in history to…
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Mystery Solved: Crankworx Full Tilt Takes the Stage in Cairns
The Crankworx Mystery Event has finally been revealed! A new challenge is coming with the brand-new Crankworx Full Tilt event,…
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Zoi Sadowski-Synnott Wins Final Slopestyle World Cup of 2025, Secures Career First Snowboard Crystal Globe
Kiwi Zoi Sadowski-Synnott (Wānaka, 24) will be bringing home her career first FIS Snowboard Slopestyle Crystal Globe after taking the…
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Kite-Camping Adventure in the Outback: On Course into the Wild West
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Suddenly, out of nowhere, a humpback whale surfaced right beside me as the Indian Ocean
heaved and danced in sync with its movements. For a moment, a jolt of shock ran through
my body, but it quickly turned into the widest grin across my sunburnt face.
“Woooooooooooooooow, this is insane!” I could hardly believe it. I felt privileged, grateful,
and ecstatic all at once. Instinctively, I steered my kite toward the ocean giant to get even
closer to this breathtaking encounter. It was better than any National Geographic
documentary! Mother Earth gifting me an unforgettable, real-life moment in the waves of the Outback, right at the UNESCO-listed Ningaloo Reef. Full story in the women`s issue in August - stay tuned #westernaustralia #kitelife @kite_gabi
Roof Rush: Where Ancient Stones Meet Modern Flight
High above the sun-baked streets of southeastern Türkiye, two figures dance across rooftops that have witnessed the rise and fall of empires. Hazal Nehir and Lilou Ruel have transformed the ancient cities of Mardin and Midyat into their personal playground, where every leap echoes with centuries of history.
This isn’t just another parkour project. For Nehir, it’s a triumphant return after two and a half years of recovery from a devastating elbow injury that left her unable to even watch parkour videos. For Ruel, it’s a homecoming to a country where she spent her childhood, now viewed through the lens of athletic artistry.
full story follow the bio or www.adventuremagzine.co.nz #redbull
Against All Odds: German Backpacker`s Extraordinary Outback Survival - A 26-year-old German tourist has been rescued after spending nearly two weeks lost in Western Australia`s remote bushland, surviving on puddle water and minimal food.
Carolina Wilga was found on Friday after 12 days in the wilderness, suffering from dehydration, exhaustion, extensive insect bites and a foot injury. She had walked 24 kilometres from her broken-down van in a confused state before becoming completely lost.
Wilga was last seen at a general store in Beacon, a small town about 300 kilometres northeast of Perth, on 29 June. She was travelling in her van when the vehicle became mechanically unsound and bogged in dense bushland north of the town. - The full, remarkable story at www.adventuremagazine.co.nz or follow the bio #survival
The Rinjani Tragedy: A Hiker`s Fatal Fall Sparks International Investigation
The mist-shrouded peaks of Mount Rinjani in Indonesia have claimed another life, but this time the tragedy has sparked an international investigation that reaches from the volcanic slopes of Lombok to the forensic labs of Rio de Janeiro. The death of 26-year-old Brazilian adventurer Juliana Marins has exposed troubling questions about mountain rescue protocols and guide safety practices that every trekker should understand.
June 21st, 2025, started like any other day for Juliana Marins, a spirited publicist from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, who had travelled halfway around the world to conquer one of Indonesia`s most challenging peaks. Mount Rinjani, standing at 3,726 meters, draws thousands of international hikers annually with its promise of crater lakes, stunning vistas, and the ultimate Indonesian adventure. - full story www.adventuremagazine.co.nz @resgatejulianamarins @noticiasjuliana_vulcao
The Lens of Leon Butler
Leon Butler has spent 15 years capturing the raw energy of adventure, from high-stakes action sports to epic destinations and world-class events. Originally from the Isle of Wight but shaped by years in New Zealand, Leon now calls Whistler, BC, home—right in the heart of the action sports world. His photography isn’t just about the moment; it’s about the story, the emotion, and the connection between people and the wild places they push their limits in. This gallery is a glimpse into that world—where adventure and the human spirit collide.
full story at www.adventuremagaizne.co.nz #photography
Xterra Moorea Tahiti - A taste full story in the next issue of Adventure
#xterra #xterratahiti #transtahitienne #trailrun #challenge #xterraplanet @lovetahiti @tahiti @xterra
Zen and the Art and Importance of Pole Planting in Skiing - full story here at www.adventuremagazine.co.nz
There are many misconceptions about ski poles and their function. Historically, when skiing was primarily a means of transport, poles were used for propulsion. Today, skiing has evolved into a sport with multiple disciplines, and the role of ski poles varies accordingly.
The Role of Poles in Ski Racing
In disciplines like giant slalom (GS) and slalom, poles are crucial. In GS, skiers use longer, ergonomically shaped poles to push off at the start and gain momentum quickly. In slalom, poles also serve to hit gates, which is why slalom racers use fist guards to protect their hands when knocking gates aside. @ski_snow_magazine #ski
Pretty excited to be attending the Adventure Travel World Summit in Puerto Natales, Chile this October! 🎉 🌍
Join me and other industry leaders from around the world in Patagonia for an incredible opportunity to connect, learn, and grow in the world of adventure travel. From networking with top suppliers to gaining insights into the latest global trends, this event is not to be missed. 🚀
I’m looking forward to connecting! 👉 https://events.adventuretravel.biz/summit/chile-2025
#ATWS2025 #AnfitrionesDeLaAventura #ChileSoulOfTheLand #DiscoverChile #ChileViajeInfinito #ThisIsPatagonia #InfiniteJourney
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