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Adventure Journal 24
$20.00
In this issue: Finally, a bushwhacking rating system. The 18,000-mile all-Americas tour that launched the bikepacking revolution. Dad Camp is a father-son float down the Green River. Finding clarity in the foggiest place in the world. Tombstone by tombstone, Nevada ain’t no wasteland. Plus, our favorite weekend cabin ever, high art in the Sierra, and…
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Description
Adventure Journal is printed quarterly and delivered to subscribers in March, June, September, and December. Stories that appear in print are only available in print.
SPECS AND MATERIALS
• Trim size is 8.375 x 10.875 inches
• Cover stock is 130lb Endurance Matte with double coating of Soft Touch
• Body stock is 80lb Starbrite Opaque Text uncoated
ENVIRONMENTAL PRACTICES
• Adventure Journal plants one tree for every product or magazine sold
• AJ quarterly is printed on Forest Stewardship Council-certified paper
• AJ is powered primarily through solar
• Magazines are sent in recycled and recyclable packaging.
ORIGIN
Adventure Journal is designed and printed in California.
1 review for Adventure Journal 24
Description
Adventure Journal is printed quarterly and delivered to subscribers in March, June, September, and December. Stories that appear in print are only available in print.
SPECS AND MATERIALS
• Trim size is 8.375 x 10.875 inches
• Cover stock is 130lb Endurance Matte with double coating of Soft Touch
• Body stock is 80lb Starbrite Opaque Text uncoated
ENVIRONMENTAL PRACTICES
• Adventure Journal plants one tree for every product or magazine sold
• AJ quarterly is printed on Forest Stewardship Council-certified paper
• AJ is powered primarily through solar
• Magazines are sent in recycled and recyclable packaging.
ORIGIN
Adventure Journal is designed and printed in California.
1 review for Adventure Journal 24
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Jeffrey Windsor (verified owner) –
I received a gift subscription, which I let lapse due to financial concerns. Now that I can afford it, I’m buying the issues I’ve missed until today, and then I’ll kick in a subscription. I have read and re-read every issue I’ve got, and look forward to reading all the rest now, too.