National Geographic Adventure Magazine Subscription

Pros: Great, interesting articles on travel and people.
Cons: Not in-depth. It gives you a glimpse more than a full look.

Pros: Useful stories, Interesting Topics, National Geographic Quality, Excellent Photography
Cons: There are ads, but it's not bad

What you say, another outdoors adventure magazine? National Geographic Adventure (NGA) does fit the bill but also carves out its own niche for the category. Decidedly bent towards people who may actually take these sorts of vacations, NGA is sort of a ...

Pros: Great articles and photography
Cons: A little too touristy for me

National Geographic: Adventurer. The magazine doesn't wear the NG name well. Where National Geographic is decidedly environmental, Adventurer is more Conde Nast than The Ecologist. I really enjoyed reading the magazine, though. The articles and...

Pros: beautiful photography (wish there was more), lots of travel ideas (sometimes lacking detail)
Cons: print size varies, over-size magazine may not fit standard magazine holders

It is fun to explore magazines such as National Geographic Adventure. That's how I learn about new places, and perhaps even of locations in my own "backyard" that invite exploration. Description This is an over-size publication that ...

Pros: Exciting travel opportunities "Off the Beaten Path"
Cons: The magazine is folding.

All good things must come to an end, and National Geographic announced this past week that they are going to cease publication of their Adventure magazine. They've left the door open to an occasional special issue and an ...

Pros: Great pictures, wide variety
Cons: The size of the magazine is not standard; doesn't stack well with my others

I just stumbled upon this magazine by accident in my grocery store. It has only been publishing about a year so its format may still change. However I like what I see.

A year or two ago I had been subscribing to a magazine called Adventure...

Pros: Good magazine for outdoor sports, beautiful pics
Cons: hmmm i don't know

This magazine is perfect for outdoor adventurers: canoeists, mountain bikers, scuba divers, hikers, mountain climbers, skiers, rafters, surfers, and other similar outdoor sports.

Apart from the 52 pages of ads out of a total of 142...

Pros: Lots of great stuff, National Geographic quality
Cons: They're tempting me to call in sick and go play!

I was at the local grocery store looking for something to read when I first stumbled upon National Geographic Adventure. The sea kayaker on the cover is what first caught my eye. Sea kayaking is something I've been thinking about trying. I picked...

Pros: Excellent articles, pics, informative
Cons: Only 6 issues/year

In my search for some good info on international travel I have read a dozen of different magazines, journals and many more books.
One, however, impressed me so much that after reading just one issue I knew I must subscribe to it. I am talking about...

Pros: Good for outdoor athletes such as mountain climbers.
Cons: If you're not a mountain climber or kayaker, fuhgeddaboutit.

I started receiving National Geographic Adventure because the publishers of Escape Magazine had allowed Escape to escape into the dead magazines in the sky category. I was pleasantly surprised after not getting any Escape Magazines for a year, upon...

Pros: Visually attractive
Cons: Inappropriate format for adventurers

The best thing about National Geographic is the in-depth articles they provide on scientific issues. It's like reading a good book. And, it takes a time commitment. What National Geographic Adventure has attempted to do is mirror that in-depth style in...