National Geographic Adventure | Adventures for Adults and Family

National Geographic Adventure | more gold from nat geo

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	National Geographic Adventure National Geographic Society, 2001 average customer review:based on 16 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Is a new magazine from National Geographic, geared for a generation of active men and women who seek new & challenging ways to explore and experience the world. Adventure offers an exciting mix of great photography, features and service articles, written for readers with multiple interests and varying skill levels. The upfront compass section is a guide to adding adventure to one's life with adventure trends, trips, equipment, reviews & resources. Departments present authentic voices and fresh ideas from the world of adventure. Features focus on best adventure stories, profiles, travel destinations, sports, surveys and more.

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Adventures for Adults and Family

I especially love this magazine because it gives details of different "non tourist" adventurous things to do. EIther with the family or by yourself. From Canoeing to Climbing a mountain. I recommend it for anyone who likes the outdoors and likes to live on the edge, and with this magazine you will know what most adventure-ers dont.

more gold from nat geo

in this age of digital media, a billion cable channels and the internet, you might think nat geo print editions are a dinosaur.

but far from it. a fan of the flagship mag, adventure was a pleasant surprise. the magazine is full of compelling, exotic and education stories with great journalism, writing and photos.

bravo nat geo!

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Adore this magazine!

Adventure, trips, and arcticles of people who have gone to the far reaches physically on this globe! Whether to travel into Afghanistan, or Budapest this is a great magazine to have if you love to travel, and explore!

this is an ok magazine

not as good as the regular national geographic but still the adventure version is alright.

Not for your average Joe

Every issue has some good articles, though I wouldn't put them on par with the writing or photography you'll get from the parent magazine.

However, the bulk of this magazine amounts to little more than a sporting goods catalog for the idle rich. I could never afford the majority of trips they outline nor the gear they review.

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