Everyone has a different threshold for “adventure,” and the spectrum of what we might consider adventurous is without end. The Pilgrim sense of adventure exists somewhere between (mis)adventure, a grand purpose (or an absurd feat), “one” more beer, at least one great mishap, and the occasional false summit. It’s all part of the journey? From pioneering the Pacific Crest Trail (in one of the first thru-hiker’s own words) and summiting Kilimanjaro to almost dropping acid with old scholars at an English dinner party and being charged by a rhino in the jungles of Nepal, we’ve got real good stories comin’ your way. Whichever kind of adventure you prefer, there’s a broad range to be found here.
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In this debut piece by author Rachel Estes, we learn all the ways we can fall in love with our
Photographer Jordan Campbell shares her reflections on presence through a gallery of film taken while trekking in the Sumatran rainforest
In her debut piece for Pilgrim Magazine, Hayli Nicole takes us into the shade of the sacred Uluru in Northern
It was June of 2015 when I set off to spend a few weeks in the rainforest along the Amazon,
Today, the settlement is a center of Theravada Buddhism, where a shrine on the main altar is dedicated to Lord
A calm overtakes me as I realize a world of possibility is upon us. Soon my daughter murmurs in a
By chance, Angela found herself doing seasonal volunteer work alongside The Nature Conservancy on Santa Cruz Island, restoring the relics
The Annapurna Circuit in Nepal is one of the most famous—and cherished—treks in the world. Austrian photographer, Martin Zinggl, gives
When we're open to talking to strangers, our receptiveness opens the door to a world of life-changing experiences, like this
In this piece by Ali Wunderman, she takes us into the heart of Belize and explains to us what it
