Video loading...
China
When Alpinists Go Rogue
‘The Kora’
‘Yangshuo’
A University Professor’s First Ascent
Paddling Rivers in China
Arc’teryx’s ‘A Skier’s Journey’: China
Trail Running in Hong Kong will Surprise You
Drone Footage from Zhangjiajie National Park Looks Other-Worldly
Searching for Skiing in Iran, China, and British Columbia
Finding Words to Live By in Dad’s Letters
Finding Words to Live By in Dad’s Letters
Heading out the door? Read this article on the new Outside+ app available now on iOS devices for members! Download the app.
When Dustin Grinnell learned that his Fulbright-National Geographic Fellowship application didn’t make the cut last fall, he quit his job and carried out the proposal on his own, traveling to China to learn about traditional Chinese medicine (documented on Instagram here). When he returned stateside, he took off on a 4,300-mile road trip on his 1982 Honda Nighthawk. Grinnell dedicated this video, produced in collaboration with Adrian Stratulat, to his father, whose favorite axiom inspired the journey: “Geologically speaking, a human life is only ten seconds long.”
