Fight against the technological insurgency one motorcycle journey at a time. (Sebas Chamorro /)

Simultaneously discovering the coffee-growing region in Antioquia, Colombia, and just how deep my reliance on technology runs. (Janelle Kaz/)

“Maps encourage boldness. They’re like cryptic love letters. They make anything seem possible.” ―<em>Mark Jenkins</em> (Andrew Neel /)

When riding into the sunset, with the darkness creeping behind you, the instinct to survive, knowledge of navigation, and creative imagination will show you the way. (Noah “Wheelie Wonka” Loin/)

“I may not have gone where I intended to go, but I think I have ended up where I needed to be.” ―<em>Douglas Adams</em> (Danger Dan/)

Lost and found in the mountains of Chihuahua, Mexico. (Danger Dan /)

The word “navigate” is derived from the Latin words navis, meaning ship, and agere, meaning to move or direct. (Heidi Fin/)

Navigation and learning is thought to be “neuro-protective.” Through neuroplasticity, technology-free navigation increases activity in the hippocampus, growing new connections between neurons while maintaining and repairing existing ones. (Enrique Parrilla/)

The simple act of forgoing a digital navigation device while motorcycling does more than give you back your agency, it helps increase brain size and mental performance. (Gilles Lambert/)

One of the sloths released back into the wild after being treated at the Aiunau Foundation’s rescue center I eventually found my way to in Antioquia, Colombia. (Aiunau Foundation/)

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