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A sequel to the best-selling 50 States, 5,000 Ideas . From a vineyard route through Northwest wine country to a winter wonderland on Alberta's Icefields Parkway, this informative travel guide offers epic sights, good bites, and pure fun.

National Geographic's dazzling photography book of visual wonders, shot by some of the world's finest photographers, reveals a world very few will have the chance to see for themselves.

The map experts at National Geographic bring you a new atlas that captures our world with completely updated maps, stats, and fun facts—the perfect reference for curious kids and students. Learn all about the people, places, trends, and developments of our world in the sixth edition of this acclaimed atlas.

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Our world is full of wonderful and wild places to explore—and National Geographic is here to help you begin your journey. If you’ve been looking for the perfect gear for adventuring, look no further! From activity kits to cool clothes, check out what National Geographic has in store for your next expedition into the wonder of nature:

National Geographic x Parks Project Forever Exploring Celebrate National Geographic in colorful, summery style with this collection in collaboration with Parks Project. Not only will you be fashionable, but your purchase will go towards a good cause! Every purchase from the National Geographic x Parks Project collection helps support the global nonprofit National Geographic Society in its work to protect and illuminate our world through exploration, research, and education. To learn more, visit  natgeo.com/info .

National Geographic Logo Socks for Adults by Stance Walk the adventurous path with these comfortable socks showcasing the iconic National Geographic logo—the perfect pair to pack for your next expedition into the wonders of nature.

National Geographic Photo Ark 100% Organic Cotton Graphic from Gap Kids Pandas are cute and National Geographic is awesome—and now they are combined together in the perfect shirt for any wildlife photography enthusiast (or kids who just love pandas). But wait, there’s more! This collaboration with Gap Kids focuses on sustainability, so this shirt is made with recycled or organically grown materials.

Blue Marble STEM Collection Unlock your inner science explorer with these totally fun kits that let you unleash your creativity while learning something new. Whether you’re constructing models or molding a fossil, there’s tons of fun for everyone.

Secrets of the Whales Book Dive into gorgeous photography of the world’s largest animals and the splashy details of their day-to-day lives. Discover the complexities of their society and culture thanks to the gorgeous underwater images of National Geographic Explorer and Photographer Brian Skerry, who has been a National Geographic magazine contributor since 1998.

Moleskin Travel Journal Capture every epic moment of your next journey with the help of—who else?—National Geographic! This structured notebook helps you record every journey, from weekend getaways to long-distance adventures. The journal includes pages of practical and inspiring information, along with sections dedicated to short and long trips, plus a section for Travel Memories & Wish Lists.

National Geographic Backpack Gear up for your next adventure with this sturdy and stylish backpack, featuring plenty of space and organizational compartments—plus air mesh on the back for added comfort!

National Geographic by Karün Sunglasses The future is looking bright with this new collaboration of high-quality sunglasses and eyeglasses made with recycled metals and ECONYL ® regenerated nylon, created using fishing nets from Patagonia ® and other discarded nylon. You’re certain to find your next perfect pair of eyewear from this collection made for adventure.

Bee’s Wrap Store your food in an eco-friendly way with washable, reusable, compostable wraps that are a practical alternative to plastic wrap. Reduce plastic use in your kitchen with this healthier, more sustainable way to store food.

Weird but True! Three-Book Set Wow your friends with wacky trivia in this fun-tastic set of three compact, easy-to-handle, and fun-to-browse books. Full of fascinating information and lively illustrations, this collection of books is so fun to read that you may not even realize you’re actually learning more about the wild world we live in!

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NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC ANNOUNCES REIMAGINED BEST OF THE WORLD FRANCHISE WITH EXPANDED TRAVEL RECOMMENDATIONS ACROSS ENHANCED CATEGORIES

NEW SELECTIONS INCLUDE EXPERIENCE-LED TRIPS, HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, CULTURAL SPOTS, WELLNESS RETREATS AND TRAVEL GEAR, PLUS REVAMPED TRAVELERS OF THE YEAR LIST — FEATURING DOLLY PARTON, PATTIE GONIA AND OTHERS

Nat Geo Also Drops New Three-Part YouTube Originals Series Hosted by Today’s Top Travel Content Creators, Giving Audiences an Up-Close Look at Some of the BEST OF THE WORLD 2024 Destinations

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WASHINGTON, D.C. (Jan. 30, 2024) – National Geographic today announced their picks for BEST OF THE WORLD 2024 , the brand’s annual guide of the most exciting, meaningful, and one-of-a-kind travel experiences for 2024, timed to National Plan for Vacation Day.

Curated by National Geographic’s team of experts and editors around the globe, this year’s list features not only must-see destinations but expands the franchise to include a complete and authoritative suite of must-do, must-stay and must-consume recommendations for travelers to engage with these destinations more deeply and meaningfully. 

“National Geographic is synonymous with the best in travel, adventure and exploration, and now our editors are sharing the full breadth of their insight across a variety of categories with our fans all over the world,” said Courteney Monroe, president of National Geographic Content. “Whether through the pages of National Geographic magazine, @NatGeo on Instagram, TikTok or YouTube, our BEST OF THE WORLD franchise has the power to ignite the explorer in everyone, from the professional traveler to the family looking for their next adventure.”

For the first time ever, Nat Geo’s BEST OF THE WORLD recommendations also include a selection of wellness retreats, hotels, cultural gems and restaurants that National Geographic’s experts agree are “worth building a trip around,” as well as a list of the top 20 travel adventures for the year ahead. Also new for 2024 is a list of the top expert-approved travel products and a newly introduced set of changemakers who inspire National Geographic’s own global community of travel experts on where and how to travel.

From horseback safaris in Kenya to exclusive travel insight from Dolly Parton , BEST OF THE WORLD 2024 has something to inspire everyone.

“At National Geographic, we know that travel has the power to move you. That the experiences you have can make you see the world — and yourself — in a new light. Our expanded BEST OF THE WORLD franchise is the ultimate guide to the exceptional experiences that we and our global community of experts are most excited about right now, whether that’s hiking to the El Valle de Antón volcano in Panama or listening to live music in Kyoto or bear-watching in Alaska,” said Nathan Lump, National Geographic’s editor-in-chief. “This year, we wanted to give travelers more ideas than ever before to jumpstart their travel planning for 2024 and beyond, so we grew our lists to include curated hotels, restaurants, wellness retreats and cultural spots that we believe are worth getting on a plane for, and gear that will make your travels smoother. And because we know that people can also be a great source of inspiration, we’re sharing our picks for Travelers of the Year—those individuals who, through their example, make us all want to get out there and experience something new.”

BEST OF THE WORLD 2024 Categories:

• TOP 20 TRAVEL EXPERIENCES – A selection of must-do adventures right now. From the total eclipse in Niagara Falls in April to glacier treks in Chile, this year’s highlights include a ranking system — another first. The full list of animal-watching, rapid-rafting and road-trip experiences can be found at NatGeo.com/BestOfTheWorld .
• WORTH A TRIP: Hotels , Restaurants , Cultural Spots and Wellness Retreats – The definitive guide to the best hotels, restaurants, cultural gems and wellness retreats to plan your trips around in 2024. Each of these places is a gateway to a destination, helping travelers explore the culture, history, landscape or wildlife in a deeper and richer way.
• TRAVELERS OF THE YEAR – Global trendsetters who inspire individuals to explore and experience the best of the world. From PastaGrannies to Liliana Palma Santos to Dolly Parton , these creatives, guides, influencers and adventurers excel at exciting people about the wonders of our world, illuminating diverse cultures and showing them how to travel smarter.
• GEAR OF THE YEAR – 18 expert-approved innovative products every traveler will want to pack, whether the next big trip involves a first-class ticket or a full tank of gas. With tips from pro cyclists to adventure photographers on everything from bike racks to binoculars, Gear of the Year highlights the latest equipment travelers will be most excited to take with them in 2024.

National Geographic is also introducing new travel content to the YouTube Originals space with a three-part series featuring a diverse set of hosts and social content creators, taking viewers on a distinct journey through three locations from 2024’s BEST OF THE WORLD guide. The inaugural series brings to life the travel franchise with episodes that dive deeper into what exactly makes this year’s BEST OF THE WORLD picks so special.

The Nat Geo YouTube original series will raise the bar for travel and culinary experiences, starting with the first episode, which follows food and travel creator Lucas Sin on a scavenger hunt through Tokyo. Sin must visit local shops, use public transportation and order in Japanese, among other tasks. Eventually, he experiences the richest version of Tokyo possible, sharing his insight into what makes the featured restaurant one of the BEST OF THE WORLD . Subsequent episodes will include a luxurious lodge in Bhutan featured in the BEST OF THE WORLD list and Eva Zu Beck taking viewers on a trip to Iceland to explore one of the wellness spas featured in this year’s guide. The series is told through a diverse set of talent and local film crew, who have first-hand knowledge of the cultures of each location through lived experience. 

BEST OF THE WORLD 2024  is available online now at  NatGeo.com/BestOfTheWorld  and in the March issue of National Geographic magazine.

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Inspired by the wildest experiences, our Design Team has followed National Geographic footprints to create a collection made for real thrill-seekers.

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National Geographic Unveils Best of the World 2024 List with New Categories Including Travelers and Gear of the Year

What’s Happening:

• Nat Geo has released their annual guide to the most exciting, meaningful, and one-of-a-kind travel experiences for the year.
• New this year are categories that include hotels, restaurants, wellness retreats, and cultural spots, in addition to general destinations.
• TOP 20 TRAVEL EXPERIENCES – A selection of must-do adventures right now. From the total eclipse in Niagara Falls in April to glacier treks in Chile, this year’s highlights include a ranking system — another first. The full list of animal-watching, rapid-rafting and road-trip experiences can be found at NatGeo.com/BestOfTheWorld .
• WORTH A TRIP: Hotels, Restaurants, Cultural Spots and Wellness Retreats – The definitive guide to the best hotels, restaurants, cultural gems and wellness retreats to plan your trips around in 2024. Each of these places is a gateway to a destination, helping travelers explore the culture, history, landscape or wildlife in a deeper and richer way.
• TRAVELERS OF THE YEAR – Global trendsetters who inspire individuals to explore and experience the best of the world. From PastaGrannies to Liliana Palma Santos to Dolly Parton, these creatives, guides, influencers and adventurers excel at exciting people about the wonders of our world, illuminating diverse cultures and showing them how to travel smarter.
• GEAR OF THE YEAR – 18 expert-approved innovative products every traveler will want to pack, whether the next big trip involves a first-class ticket or a full tank of gas. With tips from pro cyclists to adventure photographers on everything from bike racks to binoculars, Gear of the Year highlights the latest equipment travelers will be most excited to take with them in 2024.
• Also new this year is a Three-Part YouTube series highlighting some of these experiences, told through a diverse set of talent and utilizing local film crews.
• Food and travel creator Lucas Sin on a scavenger hunt through Tokyo, visiting local shops, using public transportation, and ordering in Japanese.
• Social media influencer Juanpa Zurita experiencing Bhutan through a luxurious lodge featured in the BEST OF THE WORLD guide and a local homestay.
• Eva Zu Beck on a trip to Iceland to explore one of the wellness spas featured in this year’s guide.
• The list is included below, and you can interact with it at NatGeo.com/BestOfTheWorld .
• If you need assistance with travel arrangements, Laughing Place recommends Mouse Fan Travel , a division of MEI Travel.

TOP 20 TRAVEL EXPERIENCES FOR 2024

From a horseback safari in Kenya to river rafting in West Virginia, here’s the definitive list of the top 20 travel experiences right now, curated by National Geographic Explorers, Photographers, and Editors:

#1 Ultimate Safari on Horseback in Kenya

#2 Run the Olympic Marathon in Paris, France

#3 Ski Tour UNESCO Sites in Georgia

#4 Bear Watch in Katmai National Park

#5 Hear Live Music in Kyoto

#6 Cruise the Magdalena River in Colombia

#7 Road Trip Route 66 in New Mexico

#8 Explore Ancient Rock Art in Algeria

#9 Dive with Sharks on Australia's Coral Coast

#10 Hike a Volcano in Panama

#11 Catch the Total Solar Eclipse in Niagara Falls

#12 Trek a Glacier in Chile

#13 Step Back in Time at Menorca's Archaeological Sites

#14 Ride Classic Rails Through the Scottish Highlands

#15 Taste Authentic Flavor in Isaan, Thailand

#16 Wander the Tea Trail in Sri Lanka

#17 Gallery Hop in Sao Paulo, Brazil

#18 Raft the Rapids in West Virginia

#19 Go Antiquing in Hudson Valley, NY

#20 Sleep at a Floating Lodge on Tofino Island, British Columbia

WORTH A TRIP: BEST RESTAURANTS, HOTELS, CULTURAL SPOTS, AND WELLNESS EXPERIENCES

These are the hotels, restaurants, cultural spots, and wellness experiences to plan your trips around in 2024. Each of these places is a gateway to a destination, helping travelers explore the culture, history, landscape, or wildlife in a deeper and richer way.  

USA AND CANADA

• Hacienda at Armendaris, Truth or Consequences, New Mexico
• HeartSong Lodge, Pigeon Forge, TN
• Under Canvas North Yellowstone-Paradise Valley, Livingston, Montana
• Rosewood Kona Village, Big Island, Hawaii
• Belnem House, Kralendijk, Bonaire
• Pink Palm Hotel, St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands
• Wild Lotus Glamping, Bequia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

MEXICO, CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA

• Hotelito by MUSA, Zihuatanejo, Mexico
• Kimpton Grand Roatán Resort & Spa, Roatán, Honduras
• Our Habitas Atacama, San Pedro de Atacama, Chile
• Albergo Diffuso, Kruja, Krujë, Albania
• Raffles London at the OWO, London, England
• Wilmina, Berlin, Germany

AFRICA AND MIDDLE EAST

• Moon Retreat at the Sharjah Collection, United Arab Emirates
• Residence Douz, Douz, Tunisia
• Singita Mara River Tented Camp, Tanzania
• &Beyond Punakha River Lodge, Punakha, Bhutan
• Kurulu Bay, Ahangama, Sri Lanka
• Shinta Mani Mustang, Jomsom, Nepal

AUSTRAILIA, NEW ZEALAND AND SOUTH PACIFIC

• Hara House, Bright, Victoria, Australia
• Pāmu PurePod, Rotorua, New Zealand
• Southern Ocean Lodge, Kangaroo Island, Australia

BEST CULTURAL SPOTS

• Folger Shakespeare Library, Washington, D.C.
• National WWII Museum, New Orleans, Louisiana
• Canadian Canoe Museum, Ontario, Canada
• NorEste Trail, Puerto Rico
• Liamuiga Natural Farm, St. Kitts
• Molinére Underwater Sculpture Park, Grenada
• Islas Marias, Mexico
• FotoFestival Manzana 2, Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia
• Battersea Power Station, London, England
• Istanbul Modern, Istanbul, Turkey
• Museum of Royal Collections, Madrid, Spain
• Tartu, Estonia
• Monde des Arts de la Parure, Marrakech, Morocco
• The Manor, Johannesburg, South Africa
• Chinggis Kahn Museum, Ullanbattar, Mongolia
• Museum of Art and Photography, Bengaluru, India
• Guangzhou Museum of Art, Guangzhou, China
• Ōmataroa Eco-Tours, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand
• Sarjeant Gallery, Whanganui, New Zealand
• Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia  

BEST WELLNESS EXPERIENCES

• Kosa Spa, Madison, Wisconsin
• Othership, Toronto, Canada
• QC NY Spa, Governors Island, New York City
• Rockhouse Hotel, Negril, Jamaica
• Amenta Wellness Journeys, Antigua and Barbuda
• Cayo Levantado Resort, Dominican Republic
• Banyan Tree Veya, Valle de Guadalupe, Baja California, Mexico
• Hotel Nantipa, Santa Theresa, Costa Rica
• The Shack, José Ignacio, Uruguay
• Bad Ischl, Austria
• Forest Lagoon, Akureyri, Iceland
• Göta Canal Trail, Sweden
• Six Senses Rome Spa, Rome, Italy
• Kisawa Sanctuary, Benguerra Island, Mozambique
• Zulal Wellness Resort by Chiva-Som, Al Ruwais, Qatar
• Kamalaya, Koh Samui, Thailand
• IndiaHikes’ Adventure Therapy, Himalayas, India
• Soulshine, Bali, Indonesia
• Cunnamulla Hot Springs, Queensland, Australia
• The Great Rides Network, Rotorua, New Zealand
• Bora Hiking Explorer, Bora Bora, French Polynesia

BEST RESTAURANTS

• Ōkta, Willamette Valley, Oregon
• Carriqui, San Antonio, Texas
• Market 57, New York City
• Marina Cay Bar & Grill, Tortola, British Virgin Islands
• Artisan, Saint Lucia
• Libre, Bogotá, Colombia
• La Vida, Mendoza, Argentina
• Foresta, Quito, Ecuador
• Krone Säumerei am Inn, La Punt Chaumes-ch, Switzerland
• Mercado de la Imprenta, Valencia, Spain
• Tertin Kartano (Tertti Manor), Saimaa region, Finland
• The Three Horseshoes, Somerset, England
• Meza Malonga Musanze, Kigali, Rwanda
• Orfali Bros Bistro, Dubai, UAE
• Cole Street Guesthouse, Freetown, Sierra Leone
• Swallow Tainan, Taiwan
• Udatsu Sushi, Tokyo, Japan
• Lai Ching Heen, Hong Kong
• Dunedin Craft Distillers, Dunedin, New Zealand
• Surfhouse Restaurant and Reeftop Bar, Tahiti, French Polynesia
• Saint Peter, Sydney, Australia

GEAR OF THE YEAR

Whether your next big trip involves a first-class ticket or a full tank of gas, here are 18 expert-approved innovative products you’ll want to pack.

• Endlessly customizable backpack – Osprey Archeon
• 100-percent recycled backpacks – Patagonia Black Hole Collection
• Convertible carry-on – PROPS  
• Durable roller bag for tight spaces – Cotopaxi Allpa
• Customizable padded packing cube – Away The Protective Packing Cube (6L)
• Light portable solar panel – BigBlue SolarPowa 30 ETFE Camping Solar Panel Charger
• Fast power charger – Anker Prime Power Bank 250W
• Heavy-duty universal bike rack – Thule Epos
• Ultra-compact binoculars – Swarovski Optik CL Curio
• Feature-loaded, budget-friendly binoculars – NOCS Field Issue
• Waterproof, sustainable hiking boots – Oboz Cottonwood
• Super grippy water sandals – Teva Hydratrek
• Recyclable rain jacket – Patagonia Boulder Fork
• Fast-drying wool base layer – IBEX Woolies Tech Pro Crew
• GPS tracker dog collar – Halo 3
• Travel-ready pet first-aid kits – Wolf Republic first-aid kit  & Adventure Ready Heeler
• Convertible rescue dog harness – Fido Pro Panza rescue harness

TRAVELERS OF THE YEAR

From a family in search of African ancestors to a music icon celebrating her Tennessee roots, our Travelers of the Year inspire us to experience the best of the world and, once we’re out the door, help to make our journeys more meaningful. These are explorers, boundary breakers, and changemakers who know a thing or two about where and how to travel right now and, yes, what to pack.

• Pattie Gonia  – Queer Outdoor and Environmental Job Board
• Dolly Parton  – Dollywood , Imagination Library, and more
• Vicky Bennison – Pasta Grannies
• The Anderson Family – Exploring Legacy
• Susanne Etti – Intrepid Travel
• Leo Ghitis – Nayara Resorts
• Zakia Moulaoui Guery – Invisible Cities
• Liliana Palma Santos – Zapotec Travel
• Vasu Sojitra – Inclusive Outdoors Project

What They’re Saying:

• Courteney Monroe , president of National Geographic Content: “National Geographic is synonymous with the best in travel, adventure and exploration, and now our editors are sharing the full breadth of their insight across a variety of categories with our fans all over the world. Whether through the pages of National Geographic magazine, @NatGeo on Instagram, TikTok or YouTube, our BEST OF THE WORLD franchise has the power to ignite the explorer in everyone, from the professional traveler to the family looking for their next adventure.”
• Nathan Lump , National Geographic’s editor-in-chief: “At National Geographic, we know that travel has the power to move you. That the experiences you have can make you see the world — and yourself — in a new light. Our expanded BEST OF THE WORLD franchise is the ultimate guide to the exceptional experiences that we and our global community of experts are most excited about right now, whether that’s hiking to the El Valle de Antón volcano in Panama or listening to live music in Kyoto or bear-watching in Alaska. This year, we wanted to give travelers more ideas than ever before to jumpstart their travel planning for 2024 and beyond, so we grew our lists to include curated hotels, restaurants, wellness retreats and cultural spots that we believe are worth getting on a plane for, and gear that will make your travels smoother. And because we know that people can also be a great source of inspiration, we’re sharing our picks for Travelers of the Year—those individuals who, through their example, make us all want to get out there and experience something new.”

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Eagle Creek National Geographic Collaboration

by Mark Ranum · Published May 10, 2018 , 5:20 am · Updated April 14, 2024 , 3:37 am

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The Eagle Creek National Geographic Guide Series hits retail stores June 1, and eaglecreek.com will be taking pre-orders starting May 10. On June 1, consumers will be able to see, touch and try on the Guide Series at select outdoor specialty retailers nationwide.

Roger Spatz, President of Eagle Creek said, “Eagle Creek and National Geographic collaborated on a collection that defines adventure travel. The gear is sleek and stylish, but durable enough to stand up to all terrains and conditions. National Geographic explorers inspired the overall design and function and we know these products will inspire people to get out and explore the world.

“For over 130 years, National Geographic’s iconic yellow border has offered a portal to explore the farthest reaches of the Earth and beyond,” said Rosa Zeegers, Executive Vice President, Consumer Products and Experiences at National Geographic Partners. “Eagle Creek shares our passion for adventure, and this collaboration combines our dedication to exploration with their renowned reputation for outfitting travelers and explorers. Given our shared values, this was a natural partnership that has generated a product line that will support National Geographic’s mission of igniting the explorer in all people.”

The Eagle Creek National Geographic Series invites you to explore. Be curious. Seek adventure. Move outside your comfort zone toward those places, destinations and experiences that will undoubtedly transform you.

Combining their passions for exploration, conservation and adventure, Eagle Creek and National Geographic have adopted a design ethos that leverages the expertise of both brands of the benefit of the consumer. Featuring a highly durable double-coated Tarpaulin fabric, wipeable internal organization constructed of Bi-Tech & TPU mesh for durability that exceeds all standards, the new Guide Series is a mobile base camp, suitable for the most remote places on earth and easily hosed out after a trip. This is what adventure travel bags were meant to be.

Built for dirty, heavy trekking with gear and instrumentation, both photographic and scientific, the new Guide Series uses only the most versatile and durable components so it can be abused – set down in the mud, snow, or gravel, loaded into a plane, strapped to the top of a yak, slid into a cabin on the train, you name it.

With water-resistant, lockable, self-repairing zippers, reflectivity for blackout conditions, and of course, the legendary Eagle Creek No Matter What™ Warranty, Eagle Creek adds a new level of thoughtful design and versatility than can’t be found on technical packs, with systematic principles to benefit the end user.

Additionally, National Geographic Partners returns 27% of its proceeds back to the nonprofit National Geographic Society to support their work. This creates a virtuous cycle of storytelling and philanthropy committed to research, science, conservation and exploration. For more information on the National Geographic collaboration and other Eagle Creek products, visit eaglecreek.com or amazon.com/eaglecreek .

Color: Black

Eagle Creek National Geographic Guide Series

• Constructed of highly durable Tarpaulin, Bi-Tech™ Armor Lite
• Wipeable internal organization constructed of Bi-Tech & TPU mesh
• Best in class durability
• Water-resistant, lockable & self-repairing zippers
• Highly weather resistant
• Reflective hits
• No Matter What™ Warranty

Guide Travel Pack 65L

Built to be the beast of the adventure, with dual access for use in any environment.

Guide Series Expedition Pack (EC0A3SBQ010)

Capacity: 4270 cu in / 70 L (65 L Pack + 5 L Front Pocket); Weight: 4 lbs 15 oz / 2.24 kg; Size: 14.5 x 31 x 12.5 in / 37 x 79 x 32 cm

• Built with Tarpaulin, Bi-Tech™ Armor Lite
• Access main compartment through top opening or back panel in order to access contents without putting straps in dirt or snow
• Unisex torso suspension adjusts and secures through easy adjusting hook and loop closure (15 – 21 inches)
• Ultra-durable weatherproof Tarpaulin for complete internal and external wipeability
• Reversed water and dirt resistant #10 self-repairing lockable zippers have PU coating for maximum weatherproofing
• Front vertical zip compartment contains dirty/wet items and separates gear from main compartment
• Hydration bladder pocket with hanging loop and external tube pass-through
• External compression straps, daisy chains and tool loop provides
• Quick access to equipment
• Reinforced tool pockets and stretch pockets on sides of pack
• Weather and dirt resistant foam-molded back panel and backpack straps provide ergonomic fit
• Adjustable hip belt, with zip pocket for essentials, features strap keepers
• Emergency safety whistle and reflective hits for low light

All Purpose Duffel 60L  

A true all-purpose duffel for purpose-minded adventurers.

All Purpose Duffel 60L (EC0A3SBR010)

Capacity: 3845 cu in / 63 L: Weight 2 lbs 9 oz / 1.16 kg; Size:

24.5 x 10.25 x 13.25 in / 62 x 26 x 34 cm

• 50/50 split compartment opening gives access to two full-panel TPU mesh packing compartments
• Quick attach bouldering clips secure Air Mesh moisture-wicking pack straps
• Multiple grab handles, compression straps and daisy chain for gear attachment
• Anodized aluminum bouldering clips support heavy weight while supplying lightweight, corrosion-resistant hardware
• Reflective hits for low light visibility
• Handle wrap secures pack straps together as singular grab handle
• D-rings accommodate optional shoulder strap carry (strap not included)

Utility Backpack 40L

Maximum International Carry On size for maximum adventure.

Utility Backpack 40L (EC0A3SBG010)

Capacity: 2260 cu in / 37 L; Weight: 2 lbs 15 oz / 1.35 kg; Size: 12.25 x 20 x 7.5 in / 31.5 x 51 x 19 cm  

• Pack has butterfly-style opening for optimal access with internal molle panel for gear attachment (Small Pack-It Storage™ Cube attaches)
• Reversed water resistant #10 self-repairing lockable zippers with dust guard for additional protection in high wind, also feature PU coating for maximum weatherproofing
• Foam-molded ergonomic pack straps and back panel are moisture-wicking and resist dirt
• Lockable padded 17” laptop compartment
• Tuck-away hip belt for comfortable, ergonomic fit
• Internal TPU mesh zippered pockets with key fob
• Hidden side stash pocket for quick access to phone and Passport
• Emergency safety whistle and reflective hits for low light visibility
• Compression straps and lash points allow for gear attachment
• Haul handles with D-ring integration for optional shoulder strap carry (strap not included)

Borderless Convertible Carry On

Any adventure, any mode of transport.  

Borderless Convertible Carry On (EC0A3SBE010)

Capacity: 2440 cu in / 40 L; Weight: 7 lbs 3 oz / 3.27 kg; Size: 14 x 22 x 8.75 in / 35.5 x 56 x 22 cm

• Zip-away backpack straps deploy out of back panel for hands-free mobility
• Weather and dirt resistant foam-molded backpack straps provide ergonomic fit that resists dirt
• Top quick stash pocket for 3-1-1 toiletries
• Internal TPU mesh packing pockets for easy ID
• Internal compression straps keep contents from shifting
• Compression straps, daisy chain and D-ring for gear attachment
• Multiple grab handles for quick grab right off the luggage carousel
• Handle tray protects handle system, while corner bumpers and wheel housing protect bag against rough handling
• Treaded off-road wheels for multi-terrain capability

Yonder Rolling Trunk 32

Take all the gear.

Yonder Rolling Trunk 32 (EC0A3SBF010)

Capacity: 6345 cu in / 104 L; Weight: 12 lbs 1 oz / 5.46 kg; Size: 16.75 x 32 x 12.5 in / 42.5 x 81.5 x 32 cm  

• Split frame opening gives access to TPU mesh packing compartments
• Multiple grab handles and mesh ID luggage tag window, for quick grab right off the luggage carousel
• Internal compression straps secure load
• Sizable top stash pocket for quick grab items
• Compression straps, D-rings and daisy chain for quick access to equipment
• Corner guards, piping bumpers, and heavy-duty wheel housing protects bag against rough handling
• Kick plate, runner rails, and handle tray protects bag

Pack-It Storage™ Compression Cube Set S/M

Ultra compact, ultra durable, ultra organized.

Pack-It Storage™ Compression Cube Set S/M (EC0A3SBH010)

Small: Capacity: 215 cu in / 3.5 L, Expanded: 460 cu in / 7.5 L; Weight: 4 oz / 0.12 kg; Size: 10 x 7 x 1.25 in / 25 x 18 x 3 cm, Expanded: 10 x 7 x 4.25 in / 25 x 18 x 10.5 cm  

Medium: Capacity: 550 cu in / 9 L, Expanded: 855 cu in / 14 L, Weight: 5 oz / 0.15 kg; Size: 14 x 10 x 1.25 in / 35.5 x 25 x 3 cm, Expanded: 14 x 10 x 4.25 in / 35.5 x 25 x 10.5 cm  

• Ultra-durable coated materials are weather-proof and wipeable
• Two-way zippered opening gives full access for maximum packing
• TPU mesh front window gives content visibility
• Compression zipper compacts clothing and gear
• Small Compression Cube mounts to molle panel in the 40L Utility Backpack for modular organization
• Top carry handle

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Seeing the Kremlin at night always enthralls me, even after my 22 years in Moscow . The vista of brick towers and crenellated ramparts, so magnificent as to appear unreal, calls to mind an illuminated print from an old book of fairy tales.

My sighting of Russia ’s most famous (or infamous) fortress comes as my cab trundles over the Bolshoy Kamenny Bridge , through air shimmering with a fierce frost. Gusts of wind stir snowdrifts along the banks of the Moskva River below us.

No less the seat of power now, during the era of Vladimir Putin, than it was in Ivan the Terrible’s day (or Stalin’s), the Kremlin evokes, for me, a mix of dread and majesty—the emotions I experienced as a child of the Cold War when I both feared Russia (I lived in Washington, D.C. , aka ground zero) and marveled at it.

My fascination led to graduate studies in Russian and Eastern   European history, to my first visit in 1985, and to a move here for good in the summer of 1993. In 1999 I married a Russian. Moscow is the city I call home.

The Kremlin, a walled citadel with five palaces and five churches, looms on my right as we shoot past vast Red Square , presided over by St. Basil’s Cathedral , with its candy cane cupolas. We drive by the State Duma (parliament), faceless and modern (and totally subservient to President Putin).

Then comes Lubyanka Square and another bunker of a building, today housing the KGB’s successor, the Federal Security Service.   Here one August night in 1991, crowds of Russians cheered as cranes dismantled the statue of Felix Dzerzhinsky, the blood-soaked founder of the Soviet secret police.

Those were promising days, when real democratic change in Russia seemed possible. These days, Western sanctions threaten the highest living standard Russians have ever known.

For all but dollar- and euro-bearing travelers (feeling blessed by the ruble’s devaluation), now should be a cheerless time in Moscow. But it’s not.

My cab leaves me at a restaurant near Lubyanka, Ekspeditsiya (“expedition”). It’s crowded, loud with folk songs sung by a group of musicians and customers clinking glasses and toasting.

I have come for lively conversation and traditional Russian cuisine; since the fall of the Soviet Union more than two decades ago, Russian cooking has become something of a rarity in Moscow, at least outside people’s homes. (Most top restaurants are international.)

I’m joined by Irina, a Muscovite friend who staunchly defends Putin. The evening promises to be interesting. Over drinks and cedar nuts, Irina enlightens me.

“Russians,” she says, “have always been conquering wild country. We are always ready to light out for the wilderness, even in subzero frosts. We need difficulties to thrive. That is just who we are.”

Settling wildernesses also meant eating unpalatable things, including some “delicacies” on our menus—marinated moose with cabbage, grilled reindeer tongue with cowberry sauce.

I choose a safe favorite, pelmeni   (dumplings), specifically Siberian pelmeni stuffed with deer meat and smothered in delicious smetana , or sour cream. We wash the meal down with a half liter of vodka, which we drink straight, the Russian way.

The next time we meet, it is at   Club Mayak , a restaurant in the middle of “Old Moscow,” a web of lanes winding between low stucco houses dating from a century or two ago.

Once the dining area of the Mayakovsky Theater , next door, Club Mayak now serves as a low-key gathering place for some of Moscow’s best known actors, writers, and journalists. With a red-walled interior, careworn furniture, and sepia-tinted lighting, there are no pretensions here.

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Over some wine and a plate of European cheeses, served despite an official ban on such goods, I ask Irina what the future holds.

“We went through World War II and we won,” she replies. “I am not worried.”

I’m feeling a bit less sanguine. But I do know this: Whatever happens in Russia, its fate will be decided, one way or another, here in Moscow—a fact that continues to fuel this city’s indomitable spirit.

This piece, written by Jeffrey Tayler,   first appeared in the December 2015/January 2016   issue of   National Geographic Traveler magazine .

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