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Atlas & Boots · Jan 31, 2025

Why Denali should keep its name | January's travel posts

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A monthly roundup from Atlas & Boots, the UK's most popular outdoor travel blog

This month's travel posts

10,000 years a mountain: why Denali should keep its name

We take a look at the latest controversy surrounding Denali’s name and why it has inspired so much debate over the years

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Last chance to get 25% off G Adventure tours

We’ve used G Adventures for years from cycling across Myanmar to trekking Everest base camp. The G Adventures Great Adventure Sale is currently offering 25% off dozens of tours but the offer ends at midnight tonight

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What I hoped to show my nieces with my solo trip to China

Kia’s solo trip to China fulfilled a long-held dream but also had a deeper significance

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10 US national parks that require a reservation in 2025

We take a look at the US national parks that require a reservation in 2025 along with when and how to secure your visit

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Hotel deals with up to 35% off

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The best coffee makers for camping

A curated list of the best coffee makers for camping, from an ultralight drip system for backpacking to a fancy coffee press for glamping

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What is the best eSIM for China in 2025?

We share the best eSIM for China, tried and tested by us from Beijing to Shanghai

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Stay connected Stay connected wherever you go

We recommend getting a Holafly eSIM so you can stay connected to the internet on your trip. Atlas & Boots can offer our readers 5% off all Holafly purchases. Simply use the code ATLASANDBOOTS at checkout.

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Ranked: world’s most powerful passports 2025

In 2025, Singapore tops the list of the world’s most powerful passports. We take a look at the other winners, losers and non-movers

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28 interesting facts about China

Soaring mountains, plunging canyons, giant pandas and just a single time zone – we share the most interesting facts about China

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