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30 adventurous bits of content you should look at in 2025
- Jan 31, 2025
- 3 min read
Adventuary Day 31 - This is part of our #Adventuary newsletter. To get a daily drop of inspiration in your inbox for free, subscribe here.
The final Adventuary! We hope you've enjoyed the daily newsletter over the past month and that it has in someway at some point inspired you to #GetOutDoStuff. We've massively enjoyed discovering new bits of Adventurous content to share with you and to round up the month, just incase you were looking for some inspiration throughout the year, we thought we'd compile the full list of Adventuary suggestions into one final list for you to look back on throughout the year.
You can check them out below. Thanks so much for reading and perhaps we'll see you on an adventure at some point in 2025!
Jump In! If you are looking to kick start your day why not go for a swim, it's hugely refreshing and will really get you going! Watch Matt's attempt from day 1 on New Years Day here.
Explore the cold and watch the brilliont film The Frozen Road here.
The man who ran the length of Africa! Listen to this podcast from when the Hardest Geezer chatted to the Diary of a CEO.
Imagine walking from Argentina to your home in Hull. That's what Karl Bushy set out to do almost three decades ago and he's still going. Read this update to see how Karl is going and find out how close he is to achieving this epic adventure.
The Spaghetti Police! If you've got two minutes to fill watch one of our favourite adventure animations here.
Why not travel the road less travelled and head for the Backcountry Discovery route in the US. We did a few years back and you can watch the video here.
Micro Adventures - Watch Alastair Humphreys TEDx talk here.
When The Road Ends - a MUST watch Overland travel film.
The life changing power of choosing challenege. Read this excerpt from Belinda Kirks book Adventure Revolution.
Walking the Length of India. Watch The Road to Independence.
Tiffany Coates Top Ten Tips for Safety in the Wildest Places.
The Human bean. Imagine having a diet of Beans only! Beau Miles did, check out how he got on here.
Lights, Camera, Action! Check out Austin Vince's top recommendations for how to make an adventure travel film here.
Looking for something to listen to? Check out this podcast with Adventurer Charlie Walker who found himself in a Russian prison just as the Ukraine invasion kicked off!
Three adventure to follow in 2025! Check out The Galapagos Postman, Polar Preet and Chubbytrekka!
Home By Seven! Check out this excerpt from Steph Jeavons book as she visits all seven continents by motorcycle!
From prisoner to paddleboarder. Check out this documentary about David Haze AKA The Nomadic Paddler.
Timkat Festival, Ethiopias largest religious festival. Find out more here.
6 months on the road travelling to the bottom of Africa on 125cc motorbikes! Check out the journey here.
If you are looking for something new to listen to, check out the Tough Girl Podcast.
The Last Overland. A four part adventure travel mini series that is well worth a watch!
2 Ride the Worlds top ten photography tips. Check them out here.
105 consecutive Ironmans. Listen to this podcast featuring adventure endurance athelete Sean Conway.
The Lonekayaker, got 5 minutes? Check out this short documentary all about Rupert Kirkwood.
Camel Finds Water - Day 25 was all about sticking at it and eventually you'll achieve that dream adventure! Give Camel Finds Water a watch for some inspiration!
The Hunt for the Wilder kids - a great little documentary about three siblings who canoe across Loch Shiel.
Planning that European road trip? Check out five roads you must head to in Europe in 2025! Watch the reel here.
50 years on. Check out these photos and read the blog from Ted Simon all about his iconic round the world trip in the 70's.
The Darien Conquest! Over 50 years ago Colonel John Blashford-Snell CBE led a team across the Darien Gap. Check out the documentary here.
Heading off in to the great outdoors? Make sure you take your cook book with you and take some inspiration from Fell Foodie via the link here.
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