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Emotional journeys, incredible characters and epic expeditions – they’re all here in our features section.
Get inspired by the big projects or follow in the footsteps (and tread marks) of adventurers all over the world.
Video • BASE editorial team • Nov 18, 2020
Exit Point
The mind’s eye of the man who has been described as ‘Britain’s greatest BASE jumper’ as he prepares for his descent.
Story • Lukasz Warzecha • Nov 17, 2020
Feasting Outdoors with Pentire
It’s all about enjoying the simple things in life. Appreciating the range of fresh, local, seasonal ingredients available round you.
Story • BASE editorial team • Nov 12, 2020
Introducing the Pamir Trail
The Pamir Mountains are among the wildest, least visited mountain ranges in the world, but Tajikistan doesn’t have the fame of other mountain nations like Nepal or Peru.
Story • Francesco Guerra • Nov 09, 2020
Alpine Restoration
A simple reminder of the power of walking in wild spaces for both mind and soul
Video • Erik Nylander • Nov 07, 2020
Trans-SKI-beria
By train and boat over 12,000km from Stockholm to Japan in search of powder
Story • Oliver France • Nov 05, 2020
The Slim Line Between Success and Catastrophe
How a life defining adventure turned into an adventurous career path for Oliver France
Interview • BASE editorial team • Oct 27, 2020
Interview: Critical Fish with Jasper Pääkkönen
Fly fisherman and a fish activist, Jasper Pääkkönen is also one of Finland’s most recognisable film actors – we sit down to discuss the current state of fly-fishing today
Story • BASE editorial team • Oct 08, 2020
Pro Record: Lael Wilcox
Ultra-endurance bikepacking legend, Lael Wilcox explains her love of long days in the saddle through remote terrain, and her optimal route-planning tech for any adventure.
Story • Francesco Guerra • Oct 07, 2020
Finding Equilibrium
Tension, struggle and balance in the Alburni Mountains of Italy
Story • Tom Livingstone • Sep 03, 2020
The Danger Zone: Risk Vs. Reward in the High Mountains
Considering the risks, what motivates us towards high alpine mountaineering?
![The wild tide race off Morte Point at the western extremity of North Devon’s Exmoor Coast in a Force 8 easterly gale, with the 4 knot ebb current running at full tilt. In local Devonian lore, Morte Point is ‘the place that God made last and the Devil will take first’, due to the numerous shipwrecks and fishing boat accidents that have occurred on the point. Unusually, there in no ‘inshore passage’ [an area of calmer water immediately offshore] off Morte Point, and the tide race breaks directly on the rocks. Not a place to be in wrong conditions, or without knowing which way the tide is flowing. © David Pickford](https://www.base-mag.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/MG_9049-1024x504.jpg)
Story • William Thomson • Aug 27, 2020
An Adventurer’s Guide to Tides and Currents
William Thompson provides a practical guide to understanding the basics of ocean movement
Story • Rob Ferguson • Aug 26, 2020
State of Change
Discovering the power of bikes for social change in New Mexico
Interview • BASE editorial team • Aug 20, 2020
Interview: Alex Megos on Reconnecting with Rock
Returning to climbing on rock, experiences in lockdown and motivation beyond the send
Story • Hamish Frost • Aug 05, 2020
Lofoten Islands: Ski Exploration in Arctic Norway
Beyond the north wind, Hamish Frost explores some of the best lines in Arctic Norway
Story • Kieran Creevy • Jul 24, 2020
Enchanted in the Caucasus
Proof that you can eat well in the mountains
Story • Jan Bakker • Jul 21, 2020
A Muddy Walk through the Mountains of the Moon
Tales from deep within the UNESCO listed Rwenzoris mountain range.
Story • Harry Lusted • Jul 16, 2020
The Gatekeeper of Mt. Kenya
Fear and rejection on Africa’s second highest mountain
Story • Aaron Gulley • Jul 14, 2020
The Lost Trails of Zagros: Mountain Biking in Iraqi Kurdistan
An exploration of the Zagros mountains of northern Iraq by mountain bike
