'go adventure' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used when referring to an exciting or risky journey or undertaking. For example, "Let's go adventure and explore the ruins!".
It's very hard to go adventuring if you don't have a secure base to start with.
Don't want to go adventuring down in the titular valley's mines?
Go adventuring, find some treasure, find some strong Pokémon, and some insanely strong Pokémon.
If you don't have the gold though, you'll need to go adventuring for it in mines, ruins and camps.
I'd recommend to anyone who likes slow going adventure stories.
Photo: Students from William Cullen Bryant High School in Queens went adventuring yesterday at Hessian Lake in Bear Mountain State Park.
He went adventuring, in South Africa and elsewhere, in a very "Ripping Yarns" spirit, and wrote very "Ripping Yarns" journalism about it.
The Famous Five go adventuring again by Enid Blyton.
Once you've started the game, go and adventure :P Make sure you don't adventure too often.
This "Swallows and Amazons Go Tropical" adventure is a brilliant way to pass the time and gives the day structure.
