the adventure life

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About

The Adventure Life is an online magazine devoted to outdoor adventure in all its forms, launched in 2009 by Steve Casimiro, most recently West Coast Editor for National Geographic Adventure. The site can pretty much speak for itself, so here’s a little bit more about the people behind it:

Steve Casimiro is a writer, photographer, and editor. Career highlights include spending 11 years at Powder Magazine, most of those as editor; launching Bike Magazine as founding editor; and contributing to National Geographic Adventure for 11 years, most of those as West Coast Editor.

Sinuhe Xavier is a former professional skier, photographer, filmmaker, and director. His directing work has included spots featuring Spinal Tap, Derek Jeter, and Tiger Woods, for clients such as Gillette and Subway and agencies such as BBDO, TBWA Chiat, and CAA. Photography clients include Burton Snowboards, Nike, Volvo, Toyota, Marmot and EA Sports.

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