Adventure Fix

08/20/2025

🚨 This bridge is NOT for the faint-hearted... 😳

Picture this: You're standing at the edge of a suspension bridge made of wooden planks and cables, swaying in the wind high above a roaring glacial river. Every step makes the whole thing move beneath your feet.

That's exactly what it feels like crossing the Hussaini Suspension Bridge in Pakistan's Hunza Valley. 🌉

It takes 10-15 minutes to get across, but it feels like FOREVER when you're gripping those side wires and trying not to look down at the rushing water below.

Here's the crazy part: locals use this bridge as part of their daily commute! Meanwhile, adventurers from around the world come here just to test their nerves.

The payoff? Some of the most insane mountain views you'll ever see - snow-capped peaks, glaciers, and that electric blue river cutting through the rocky landscape. 🏔️✨

Would you have the guts to cross this bridge? Drop a "🔥" if you'd do it, or a "😱" if it's too extreme for you!

Photo Credit: Unknown

08/19/2025

Ever wondered what it feels like to truly disappear into the wilderness? 🏔️

We're talking about places where your phone becomes a paperweight and the only sounds are rushing water, wind through pines, and maybe your own heartbeat echoing off massive limestone cliffs.

This adventure roundup takes you to three incredible wild places:

🚣 Franklin River, Tasmania - An 8-10 day rafting expedition through ancient rainforest where you'll tackle rapids with names like "The Churn" and "Thunderrush" (yes, they're as intense as they sound)

🥾 Chinese Wall Circuit, Montana - A multi-day backpacking journey to a massive limestone cliff that stretches for miles through the Bob Marshall Wilderness. No roads, no cell service, just you and endless Montana sky

🦜 Buraco das Araras, Brazil - A massive sinkhole where dozens of colorful macaws nest in red cliff walls. It's like stepping into a National Geographic documentary

Each of these adventures will push you out of your comfort zone and remind you what it means to be truly alive in wild places.

Which one calls to you? Drop a comment and tell us about your most remote adventure! 👇

Read the full stories:

Plus: Franklin River Rafting, Macaws of Buraco das Araras, and more.

08/19/2025

🚨 Most people think the deepest you can sleep is in a basement... but what if I told you there's a hotel room 1,375 feet underground? 😳

Picture this: You're hiking through the Welsh mountains, then suddenly you're gearing up with helmets and headlamps, descending into an abandoned Victorian slate mine beneath Snowdonia.

After an hour of navigating old stairways, bridges, and even zip lines, you reach a massive cavern with cozy cabins carved right into the rock. 🏔️✨

Dinner by candlelight in a grotto, then you drift off to sleep in complete silence—1,375 feet below the surface, where it's always a perfect 50°F.

This is Deep Sleep in North Wales, and it's only available on select weekends (and sells out FAST).

Would you spend the night in an abandoned mine? Drop a 🔥 if you're brave enough or a 😱 if this is too extreme for you!

Read the full adventure: https://www.adventurefix.co/p/sleeping-in-an-abandoned-victorian-slate-mine

Photo Credit: Go Below

The world’s deepest hotel room—1,375 feet underground.

08/19/2025

🐻 Picture this: You're gliding through misty waters in a remote corner of British Columbia, and suddenly... a massive grizzly emerges from the forest with her cubs trailing behind.

That's the magic of Khutzeymateen Grizzly Bear Sanctuary. 🌲✨

This isn't your typical wildlife experience. You're watching one of the highest concentrations of coastal grizzlies from a small boat, surrounded by towering cliffs and pristine rainforest. No crowds, no noise—just you, the bears, and pure wilderness.

The best part? You stay on the water the whole time, respecting their space while getting front-row seats to watch them fish, play, and teach their young. It's co-managed with local First Nations and only allows a handful of visitors each year.

Would you brave the remote waters of BC for a grizzly encounter like this? Drop a 🐻 if this is going on your bucket list!

08/19/2025

🚨 WARNING: This bridge is NOT for the faint-hearted. 😳

Picture this: You're standing at the edge of a suspension bridge made of wooden planks and cables, swaying in the wind high above a roaring glacial river. Every step makes the whole thing move beneath your feet.

Welcome to the Hussaini Suspension Bridge in Pakistan's Hunza Valley. 🌉

What makes this even crazier? Locals use this as part of their daily commute. Meanwhile, adventurous travelers come from around the world just to experience those heart-pounding 10-15 minutes it takes to cross.

The views are absolutely unreal though—snow-capped peaks, glaciers stretching into the distance, and that brilliant blue river cutting through the rocky landscape below.

It's terrifying and beautiful at the same time. The kind of experience that stays with you forever.

Would you dare to cross this bridge? Drop a "🔥" if you'd take on the challenge, or tell us about the scariest bridge you've ever crossed! 👇

Photo Credit: Unknown

08/18/2025

Ready for a wild adventure? 🏔️🦧

If you love stories that make you want to pack your bags, you’ll want to check this out:

• Trek through the rainforests of Sumatra in search of wild orangutans (Photo: Sumatra Eco Travel)
• Hike the legendary Western Hajar Mountains in Oman—200km of pure, rugged beauty (Photo: Explore 7 Summits)
• Discover the futuristic Bivacco Gervasutti hut, perched high in the Italian Alps (Photo: Bernardo Bacalhau)

But that’s not all—this issue is packed with even more:
- Winter camping in a $1.1M EarthRoamer SX
- The rise of Via Ferratas in the US
- Shark myths busted
- 100+ new species found off Chile
- And more!

Which adventure would you try first? Drop your pick in the comments, tag a friend, or DM us your wildest travel dream!👇

See all the stories here: https://www.adventurefix.co/p/issue-144

(Photos: Sumatra Eco Travel, Explore 7 Summits, Bernardo Bacalhau)

Plus: Orangutan trekking, Bivacco Gervasutti and more.

08/18/2025

POV: You’re paddling through turquoise water, cliffs rising on both sides, and suddenly—mobula rays leap right in front of your kayak. 🛶✨

Most people think they’ve ‘seen’ Baja after a day tour. But the real magic? It’s out here, where the only sounds are your paddle and the splash of sea turtles.

From hidden coves to snorkeling with sea lions, every turn around Espiritu Santo Island is a new story. The kind you’ll be telling for years.

Would you take on a multi-day kayak expedition? Or is this adventure a little too wild for you? Drop a “🌊” if you’re in!

08/17/2025

🌎 Ready for a wild adventure? Check this out! 🌎

Ever snorkeled through secret sea caves in Niue? Or wandered the untamed trails of Bolivia’s Amboró National Park, where jaguars and toucans rule the forest? How about coming face-to-face with great white sharks (from the safety of a cage!) with the legendary Rodney Fox?

This newsletter is packed with stories that’ll have you dreaming up your next big trip:

• Cave Snorkeling in Niue – turquoise waters, hidden arches, and epic marine life. (Photo: Molly Brown)
• Amboró National Park – wild, raw, and bursting with biodiversity. (Photo: Kuoda Travel)
• The White Shark Whisperer – meet the man who turned a shark attack into a lifelong mission. (Photo: South Australia)

Which adventure would you try first? Drop your pick in the comments, tag a friend who’d love this, or DM us for more info!

Dive into all the stories here:

Plus: Cave Snorkeling in Niue, the White Shark Whisperer, and more.

08/17/2025

🌴 Ever dreamed of waking up in a treehouse, steps from a world-class kitesurfing lagoon?

At Kitesurfing Lanka, it’s not just about the wind—it's about the vibe. Imagine hammocks strung between palms, glamping tents tucked in a garden, and a crew of adventure-lovers who feel more like friends than guests.

One minute you’re chasing epic downwinders, the next you’re chilling in a hammock or joining a beach cleanup. Yoga at sunrise, paddleboarding at sunset, and stories under the stars—this is the kind of place you never want to leave.

Would you unplug here for a week... or forever? Drop a 🌊 if you’re in!

08/17/2025

🚶‍♂️ Imagine waking up in a cozy mountain hut, sipping coffee as the sun rises over wild, untouched peaks. No crowds. No chairlifts. Just you, endless trails, and the Julian Alps stretching as far as you can see.

This is hut-to-hut hiking in Slovenia—a choose-your-own-adventure where every day brings new valleys, hearty mountain food, and jaw-dropping views.

Would you trade your usual vacation for a few days off the grid in the Alps? Or is this too wild for your taste? Drop your answer below! 👇

08/16/2025

Ready for some wild inspiration? 🌍✨

Ever wondered what it’s like to hike through the Himalayas with jaw-dropping views (and zero crowds)? Or dive into icy Norwegian fjords surrounded by 50+ orcas? How about getting pro tips to level up your wildlife photography game?

This Adventure Fix issue is packed with:

🥾 Epic trekking on Nepal’s Mardi Himal (Photo: Kraig Adams)
🐋 Diving with orcas in Norway (Photo: Subimagery Productions Sarl)
📸 Wildlife photography secrets from a National Geographic pro (Photo: Sony)

Plus, there’s even more inside—think adventure interviews, paragliding in a winter wonderland, and a 73-year-old mountain biker crushing double black trails!

Which story would you try first? Tag a friend who’d love this, drop your thoughts below, or DM us your wildest adventure dream!

See all the stories here:

Diving with 50+ orcas, Alex Honnold climbing Angola and more.

08/16/2025

Ever seen a place that looks like it belongs on another planet? 👀

Imagine gliding your kayak into a tunnel of swirling marble, the water below glowing turquoise, and the walls painted with electric blues and neon greens. These caves have been sculpted by 6,000 years of crashing waves—nature’s own masterpiece!

Every season, the colors shift and the whole place transforms. One day it’s shimmering pinks, the next it’s deep, unearthly blue. No two visits are ever the same.

Would you paddle into these caves, or just admire from afar? Drop a “🌊” if you’d go for it!