Every issue is one place, taken apart: custom maps, honest trail beta, basecamps, water, fuel and firewood logistics, wildlife, and the kit that makes or breaks the trip. Pick a region below and open the shelf.
Every field guide is $4.95 USD on its own — genuinely a lot of honest, boots-on-the-ground planning for five bucks. But the Adventure Passport unlocks the entire library, every new guide the day it publishes, plus the Adventure Builder trip planner, saved trips and budgets — all for $19.95 USD a year. About the price of four single guides, and every one of them is yours.
Get the Passport — $19.95 USD/yrTap a region on the map or in the list. The shelf below fills with every journal for that ground — live issues you can read, and the ones in production. Schematic map: it's for choosing, not navigating.
6 basecamps, 7 hikes, the ice bubbles, and every fuel/firewood call on the Highway 11 corridor.
Public-land camping zones, the passes, the crowds, and where to slip past them.
Dispersed camp, slickrock trails, water strategy and the heat rules that keep you alive.
Beach camps, temperate rainforest logistics, tide tables and the ferry math.
BLM camping under Whitney, the arches loop, and the Lone Pine resupply run.
The Abraham Lake issue is the whole product, open and unlocked. Read it end to end. If it earns your trip, the rest of the library is built exactly the same way.
Each destination issue is a one-time unlock — no subscription, no login wall. Pay for the place you're actually going and it's yours to keep, print, and take offline.
Custom maps, current-season logistics, honest cautions, real kit lists. Every issue ends with the official sources so the final word is always the ground, not the page.
The map fills in as the journals ship. Start with Abraham Lake, then watch your favourite corner of the continent get the full treatment.
Read Abraham Lake — free