This year Adventure Life has kicked off our Sports Sponsorship Program. When we’re not exploring places like Peru, Nicaragua, trekking Patagonia or cruising Antarctica, Adventure Lifers find time to volunteer around Missoula and be as active as we can! Thus the Adventure Life Sports Sponsorship Program was born in an effort to support our staff and the community in which we live. Applications quickly rolled in for soccer teams, volleyball [...]
Last week, the New York Times did a feature on ways to save on your next trip, calling attention to Latin America bargains. A few of our favorite destinations where mentioned: Argentina, Belize, Nicaragua, and Panama. The article noted what we’ve known for years — that many times travelers can find top of the line adventures at a fraction of the price that they would pay in the US or [...]
Just back from a refreshing 3-mile loop, Adventure Lifers have been stretching our legs and showing a little appreciation for today’s national Run@Work day. Brainchild of the Road Runners Club of America (RRCA), Run@Work day is designed to encourage adults to get at least 30-minutes running, walking or exercise incorporated into their daily routine. Locally, Missoula’s fantastic running organization — Run Wild Missoula — encouraged companies throughout Missoula to put [...]
Enter our gear giveaway for a chance for you and a friend to WIN $1000 of prAna gear for your next great adventure. Share with friends and family — if they win, you could too. Just our way to say thank you for helping spread a little adventure with the Facebook folks. Enter now. Why We’re Loving prAna Clothing and products designed to connect you with your aspirations whether that’s [...]
Last month, the Galapagos National Park Service announced they are closing visitor access to two of the tortoise corrals at Santa Cruz’s Fausto Llerena Tortoise center — due to some irresponsible behaviors by, reportedly, both some select travelers and naturalist guides. Behaviors reported include littering and violating the park’s rules against touching and coming within two meters of the animals. It was also reported that visitors were observed walking on [...]
