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Hey all, We’re thrilled that Greta Thunberg has been named . As you all know, we at Matador tak

[View this email in your browser]( Hey all, We’re thrilled that Greta Thunberg has been named [Person of the Year](. As you all know, we at Matador take our responsibility to the environment seriously, and are always looking for more eco-friendly ways to explore the world. One way, of course, is to not follow in the footsteps of [Instagrammers who travel irresponsibly](. But, more positively, we’re excited about [riding electric snowmobiles]( to seek out the Northern Lights. They don’t pollute and they zip through the forest silently -- so they don’t disturb the wildlife. While “eSleds” can reach 100 km per hour, you’ll travel much more slowly on an Arctic safari. The noiseless vehicles mean you can savor the silence of the far north. You can also appreciate snowy serenity on these US hikes that are [better in winter](. Hiking is in fact a great way to build up some muscle strength and endurance for ski season, but to really get strong for the slopes [start these nine exercises]( right away. If you love being outside, but snowfall is not your thing, there’s always Hawaii. Maybe you’ve been to the Hawaiian isles, but we’ll wager you’ve never set foot on Niihau, Hawaii’s “Forbidden Island.” It’s still hard to get close to Niihau, but not impossible – and we [tell you how to do it](. You could also [explore the Rosario Islands]( which are easily accessible from Cartagena, Colombia. And for another peaceful way to see wildlife, ditch the jeep on your big African safari and go on foot. Walking safaris are better for the animals and, like electric snowmobiling, a much [more immersive experience for you](. Noelle Alejandra Salmi, outdoor editor WINTER SPORTS [Electric snowmobiles are the most peaceful way to see the northern lights]( “We had an experience, when we came to the forest, there were some reindeer. Those reindeer starting walking beside the eSleds. They weren’t afraid at all. It was a very wonderful experience.” [SEE THE NORTHERN LIGHTS ON AN ELECTRIC SNOWMOBILE]( LATEST ARTICLES --------------------------------------------------------------- NEWS [Greta Thunberg named Time’s Person of the Year for 2019]( --------------------------------------------------------------- NEWS [This Instagram account is shaming influencers for their irresponsible behavior]( --------------------------------------------------------------- HIKING [These US hikes are actually better in cold weather]( --------------------------------------------------------------- HEALTH + WELLNESS [9 ski prep exercises you should be doing right now]( --------------------------------------------------------------- BEACHES + ISLANDS [Visiting Hawaii’s least-traveled, ‘forbidden’ island]( --------------------------------------------------------------- TRIP PLANNINFG [How to swim, snorkel, and eat your way through Colombia’s Rosario Islands]( --------------------------------------------------------------- PARKS + WILDERNESS [Forget the Jeep. Walking safaris are the best way to see Africa’s wilderness.]( MATADOR CITY GUIDE TRIP PLANNING [The ultimate guide to Boston]( Steeped in history, rich in culture, and brimming with energy and diversity, Boston dishes up both vintage and newfangled charm. Historical landmarks dating to the first English settlers in 1630 stand alongside modern buildings of glass and steel. Immigrants helped build and still enrich Boston’s many neighborhoods while students at its world-class universities infuse the city with zest, creativity, and talent. Superb local ingredients, like seafood from icy New England waters, form the backbone of many restaurant menus. Add a serious beer scene, hip cocktail bars, and a bounty of cafes, and there’s no shortage of fuel to power a spin through Boston — a city brimming with superb museums, stellar sports teams, and super friendly locals. [DISCOVER BOSTON]( ADVENTURE [Shinrin Yoku: The Art of Forest Bathing]( [Stuck swiping Insta every day? The practice of "forest bathing" can change your life. Unplug with Mike and Kati on an ancient Japanese trail, learning the creative and health benefits on Shinrin Yoku.]( [WATCH THE FILM]( FOLLOW US AND FIND YOUR NEXT #TRAVELSTOKE [Twitter]( [Facebook]( [YouTube]( [Instagram]( [Pinterest]( Copyright © 2019 Matador Network, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you opted in at our website. Our mailing address is: Matador Network PO Box 7775 #40021San Francisco, CA 94120 [Add us to your address book]( Need to change something? You can [update your preferences]( or [unsubscribe from our newsletter](. We'll be here when you need us!

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