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Matt Niswonger

Matt Niswonger

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Founding Publisher and Editor, Adventure Sports Journal

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Anything to do with children.

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Content

Total articles 26

  • Cold Satori

    By Matt Niswonger| Adventure Sports Journal Verified Finding Silence in Winter’s Vast EmbraceCalifornia’s winter landscapes hold a quiet power. Whether draped in fresh snow or kissed by salt spray from the Pacific, they beckon us with their stark beauty and promise of solitude. In these colder months, as the mountains, coasts, and valleys settle into their seasonal rhythms, there’s an invitation for all of us to step into the stillness they offer and find something deeper—something beyond the endless noise of modern life.

    By Matt Niswonger · Adventure Sports Journal

    Dec. 27, 2024

  • Editor's Note #134 // The Bardo

    By Matt Niswonger| Adventure Sports Journal Verified Mark Wellman and the Bardo: Killing time with adventureFor those steeped in Yosemite adventure history, Mark Wellman is a well-known hero. In 1989 he became the first paraplegic to climb El Capitan. With his partner the late Mike Corbett to lead the pitches, Wellman did thousands of pull-ups during a sustained effort that took over a week to ascend a route known as The Shield. Wellman became a paraplegic a few years earlier, the result of a fall he took while mountaineering.

    By Matt Niswonger · Adventure Sports Journal

    Sep. 24, 2024

  • Cold Satori

    By Matt Niswonger| Adventure Sports Journal Verified Finding Silence in Winter’s Vast EmbraceCalifornia’s winter landscapes hold a quiet power. Whether draped in fresh snow or kissed by salt spray from the Pacific, they beckon us with their stark beauty and promise of solitude. In these colder months, as the mountains, coasts, and valleys settle into their seasonal rhythms, there’s an invitation for all of us to step into the stillness they offer and find something deeper—something beyond the endless noise of modern life.

    By Matt Niswonger · Adventure Sports Journal

    Dec. 27, 2024

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Adventure Sports Journal

With a wealth of original and spirited content in each issue and online, Adventure Sports Journal provides coverage of the legendary adventure terrain, athletes, events and destinations that California is famous for. ASJ is read by core athletes as well as casual outdoor enthusiasts who are unlikely to subscribe to national, sport-specific publications. We are a trusted source for gear, destinations, adventures and events.

Founded: 2000