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Story • Will Appleyard • Dec 01, 2021

Guardians of The Blue

The pursuit of underwater giants in the mid-Atlantic

Dwarfed by 7326m-high Jomolhari, Sam Seward and Euan Wilson ride the Chelela trek trail. With climbing above 6000 metres prohibited in Bhutan, most of its highest peaks remain unconquered, and with such a small biomass of mountain bikers in the country, the trails that approach such peaks remain un-ridden too.

Story • Dan Milner • Nov 23, 2021

Switchbacks Of The Thunder Dragon

Mountain biking the forgotten foothills of the Bhutanese Himalaya

Story • Chris Hunt • Nov 11, 2021

Between Midge, Loch and Munro

Back-to-back self-supported marathons in Britain’s wildest spaces. Part 1: Scotland

Story • Juman Al-Sayegh • Nov 09, 2021

Pro Record: Tim Howell

Wingsuit pilot Tim Howell explains how he masters the balance between risk and rewards as he pushed the limits of human flight.

Story • Sofie Agger • Nov 05, 2021

Notes From The North

Climate research on Ellesmere Island - Canadian Arctic Archipelago

Story • David Weimer • Nov 02, 2021

The Lost Kingdom

Subterranean expeditions into the Parque Nacional de las Cavernas del Río Camuy

Story • Chris Hunt • Oct 21, 2021

Off-Piste in the Peak District

Highlights from a weekend riding bikes and drinking beer

A few glorious moments of sunshine can (almost) make you forget the Arctic outflow winds that will greet you around the next corner.

Story • Carmen Kuntz • Oct 20, 2021

Into the Crystal Current

Packrafting & ski touring British Columbia’s Coast Mountains

In the teeth of an incoming storm deep in the pathless terrain on a sub-peak in the Fitz Roy range of Argentine Patagonia.

Story • Will Copestake • Oct 19, 2021

Chasing Down The Wind

Scrambling off the grid in Chilean Patagonia.

Story • Aled Bath • Oct 14, 2021

How to Ride The West Kernow Way

A bikepacking route through Cornwall’s Wild West

Story • BASE editorial team • Oct 12, 2021

The Mountain People Grant

Supporting upcoming filmmakers pushing stories of British mountain culture.

Story • Nils Amelinckx • Oct 11, 2021

Golden Hours

A sunrise mountain biking session on Helvellyn to kick-off the day

Somewhere north of Rodanthe, we rode past hundreds of perfect breaks on a hunch to reach a bank that would provide bigger and better waves. It did.

Story • Chris McClean • Sep 17, 2021

Graveyard of the Atlantic

Biking & surfing North Carolina’s Outer Banks.

King penguins are the second largest species of penguin after the Emperor penguin. They can be up to 100cm tall and weigh as much as 18kg and have been recorded diving to depths of up to 300 metres.

Story • Ángel Pérez Grimaldi • Sep 09, 2021

The Austral Ocean

Marine Antarctica through the lens

Story • BASE editorial team • Sep 06, 2021

The Talisman Triathlon

A 1550km Lands’ End to John O’ Groats Triathlon

Story • BASE editorial team • Sep 01, 2021

The Longest Line

An 80km hike on a single bearing without crossing a single road

Story • Belinda Kirk • Aug 31, 2021

How Adventure Changes Lives

The case for ditching the living room in favour of a longer, happier, and more adventurous life.

Story • Kieran Creevy • Aug 25, 2021

Calm Waters, Islands and Hidden Creeks

Kayaking and open fire wild cooking in the Swedish wilderness