Clubs & Networks
Adventure sports clubs and networks have become very popular in recent years. They are a great way to share stories and trail locations with other adventure sport enthusiasts. Find articles devoted to adventure sports clubs and networks here.
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The American Alpine Club has been a valuable resource to mountain climbing enthusiasts for more than a century. Members share climbing tips, gear, knowledge -- and scary stories.
The Appalachian Trail is one of the best-known footpaths in the United States. Protecting that long, gorgeous hike inspired an organization that's working to get you walking.
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If you feel the need for speed (or danger, or adrenaline...), you can satisfy it by going on a trip sponsored by the American Outdoorsman Adventure Club. You can travel with like-minded people, share stories and get recommendations on your next adventure.
If you're a competitive rock climber who wants to get to the next level, a USA Climbing membership could be your first step toward a national ranking. What other benefits are there to joining this organization?
American Whitewater works to preserve the natural state of U.S. rivers. Find out what else the group is responsible for. (Hint: If you've ever gone rafting, you'll recognize it.)
By Julia Layton
The International Mountain Biking Association isn't just a social club; it helps to protect the interests of its members, too. How does this group advocate for mountain bikers everywhere?
By Gina Fisher
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Whether you're a surfer, skateboarder or snowboarder, you're not the only one. How can ZexSports.com help you connect with other extreme-sports fans and find events near you?
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By Dave Roos