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1.106 documents for National Geographic Adventure

- National Geographic Introduces Adventure Travel Program.
National Geographic Adventures Offers 11 Unique, Active Itineraries Combining Spectacular Places, Cultural Interaction, Physical Challenges WASHINGT...
- Business Wire
- January 27, 2011
- National Geographic Adventure Recognizes Leadville Trail 100 as One of 'America's Best Adventures'.
* Life Time Leadville Trail 100 is the country's oldest, highest-altitude ultra-distance mountain bike race * Each year, more than 1,500 riders from...
- Business Wire
- September 28, 2010
- National Geographic Channel Takes You On a Fact-Filled Adventure to Discover How Things Work On 'Who Knew? With Marshall Brain'
To: TECHNOLOGY EDITORS Contact: Russell Howard, National Geographic Channel, +1-202-912- 6652, RHoward@natgeochannel.com; Chris Albert, National Geographic Channel, +1-202-912-6526, CAlbert@natgeochannel.com; National Broadcast: Dara Klatt, +1-202-912-6720, Dara.Klatt@natgeochannel.com; National & Local Radio: Johanna Ramos Boyer, +1-703-646-5137, Johanna@jrbcomm.com; National Print: Christie Parell, The Fratelli Group, +1-202-496-2124, CParell@fratelli.com; Local Print: Licet Ariza, The Fratelli Group, +1-202-496-2122, LAriza@fratelli.com; Photos: Erin Smith, National Geographic Channel, +1-202-912-6632, Erin.Smith@natgeochannel.com
- U.S. Newswire
- February 07, 2008

- National Geographic presents Indiana Jones and the Adventure of Archaeology: The Exhibition.
Coming soon to a museum near you! MONTREAL -- For the past thirty years, audiences around the world have followed Indiana Jones on his quests for tr...
- Business Wire
- November 02, 2010
- REI Adventures Designated as one of 2009 'Best Adventure Companies on Earth' by National Geographic Adventure Magazine.
SEATTLE -- REI Adventures has been honored by National Geographic Adventure (NGA) magazine and was listed as one of the "2009 Best Adventure Travel Co...
- Business Wire
- January 22, 2009
- Rising From a 50-Year-Old Economic Downturn, Ogden Reinvents Itself As a Recreation Hub
[...] city leaders were catching the vision of branding Ogden as a recreation hub, Curt Geiger, president of Descente North America, a manufacturer of ski clothing and an Ogden native, was discovering Ogden for a second time.\n During the Summer Outdoor Retailer convention, held in Salt Lake City, Ogden has lured outdoor retailers to Pineview Reservoir to showcase their watercraft during the first day of the event. Recent accolades include being listed fifth on National Geographic Adventure magazine's 2008 Best Places to Live list; No. 3 as one of the best reinvented cities by Outside magazine; No, 23 on the 2008 Best Places for Business and Careers by Forbes magazine; one of the Top 20 Best Places to Live in the West in 2008 by American Cowboy magazine; No. 2 in 2007 for Best City For...
- The Enterprise, (Salt Lake City)
- August 28, 2009
- Trekking the Tetons: ; Be prepared for the unexpected in the Wyoming backcountry
JACKSON, Wyo. - National Geographic Adventure magazine called it the No. 1 trek in the country in its July 2007 issue. That would be the Teton Crest Trail in Grand Teton National Park. After reading the article, my wife, Marilyn, thought we should give it a try. Now, we hadn't done any backpacking so we took a short trip to try it out, because this trip is not an easy trek. It works its way around the Teton Range for 39 miles, takes at least four nights and goes from about 6,000 feet to a high point of over 11,000 feet. However, if you're an avid backpacker and want to enjoy some of the best mountain scenery anywhere, it would be a trip of a lifetime.
- Sunday Gazette-Mail
- June 29, 2009
- E&S Exclusive Fulldome and Planetarium Distributor of National Geographic's Sea Monsters: A Prehistoric Adventure.
SALT LAKE CITY -- Evans & Sutherland Computer Corporation (E&S[R]) (NASDAQ: ESCC) announced today that E&S will be the exclusive distributor of Nation...
- Business Wire
- April 08, 2009
- Pittsburgh Becoming Destination City for Outdoors Enthusiasts
Before Pittsburgh was named as the "Most Livable City" by Places Rated Almanac, it was declared the top urban adventure city in the country by National Geographic Adventure magazine. Among the also-rans in the August 2006 issue were Portland, Ore.; Spokane, Wash.; and Portland, Maine -- all cities long known as destinations for city folks who spend their free time in the great outdoors. Dan Koeppel's article deemed Pittsburgh "revived" and called it a place where "residents can be serious both about their careers and their outdoors.
- Tribune - Review / Pittsburgh Tribune - Review
- September 16, 2007
- Interior Explorers ; National Geographic Creates Furnishings Inspired by Adventure
The National Geographic Society long has sought to bring the world home to readers on the pages of its magazine. Now it is doing so with a bed, an armoire and nearly 2,500 other items - all part of the society's first-ever home furniture and furnishings collection. The enterprise is not an entirely new venture for the institution; the society already has an online catalog featuring an ethnic mix of accessories and handicrafts. The difference is the approach.
- The Washington Times
- February 11, 2004