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Romanian-Slovakian Team Reach Dhaulagiri

Ash Routen

23/04/2019

8000ers Dhaulagiri Mountain

Horia Colibășanu of Romania and Peter Hamor of Slovakia have arrived at an area known as the Japanese Base Camp on Dhaulagiri (8,167m). The ...

Bodies of Lama, Auer and Roskelley Recovered

Ash Routen

22/04/2019

Climbing Mountain

Yesterday, Parks Canada, the Canadian National Parks agency, recovered the bodies of David Lama, Jess Roskelley and Hansjörg Auer. Poor w...

Hong Sung-Taek Returns to Lhotse South Face

Angela Benavides

22/04/2019

8000ers Mountain

This is the story of a lifelong personal quest. An obsession, you might say. A determined search for the excellence on one of the hardest, b...

Weekend Warm-Up: Far Away

Ash Routen

20/04/2019

Adventure Films Climbing

"Kat starts grinding into an off-width and then this whole other screaming beastly side just takes over." -- Jenny Fischer A famed Britis...

David Lama, Hansjörg Auer and Jess Roskelley Missing in Avalanche

Ash Routen

18/04/2019

Climbing Mountain

Three of the world's most talented alpinists, Austrians David Lama and Hansjörg Auer, and American Jess Roskelley are missing and feared dea...

Nick Butter: 132 Marathons Down, 64 To Go

Martin Walsh

18/04/2019

Adventure Travel Endurance Marathon

In January 2018, Nick Butter set out to run a marathon in every country on earth. By August, he had ticked off 63 of the 196 nations on his ...

Masatatsu Abe on a Hard Trek to the South Pole

Rowan White

17/04/2019

Antarctic Poles

In January, Masatatsu Abe finally reached the South Pole, after 55 days and 918km from the Messner Start. He was the last South Pole sledder...

Hiking the World: Updates from the Road

Martin Walsh

16/04/2019

Adventure Travel Endurance

Circumnavigating the world on foot is a slow business, but over the days, months and years, those kilometres really add up. We check in with...

Txikon Interview, Part II: What Really Happened to Nardi and Ballard

Angela Benavides

15/04/2019

8000ers K2 Winter 8000ers Winter Himalaya

The most-discussed aspect of Alex Txikon's winter K2 expedition did not even take place on that mountain. It was the search-and-rescue opera...

Weekend Warm-Up: The Towers of Ennedi

Peter Winsor

13/04/2019

Adventure Travel Climbing

Totally off the tourist radar, rarely seen by the human eye, except for a few camel teams moving from oasis to oasis, Chad’s Ennedi desert i...

North Pole Season Cancelled

Ash Routen

12/04/2019

Arctic Poles

After 10 days of delays, the political wranglings between Ukraine and Russia have ended the 2019 North Pole season before it could begin. ...

Exclusive: Alex Txikon on a Troubled K2 Winter Base Camp

Angela Benavides

11/04/2019

8000ers K2 Winter 8000ers

Alex Txikon has both done a lot and has a lot to say. In the last 90 days, he has launched a serious attempt on winter K2, managed a nerve-w...

Politics Puts North Pole Skiers, Marathoners on Ice

Ash Routen

11/04/2019

Arctic Poles

Political tensions between Russia and Ukraine have delayed flights to the seasonal Arctic Ocean station known as Barneo. The station has bee...

Is it Possible to Climb the Highest Peak in Every Country in the World in One Lifetime?

Martin Walsh

10/04/2019

8000ers Climbing Everest K2

Whether down a river, up a mountain, through a cave or across an ice cap, a world first sits atop every adventurer's resumé. This is especia...

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Ethnic and climbing travel across the continents

Lukasz Bartoszewicz

31/03/2019

Adventure Travel Climbing

I have been realizing my travel and climbing project for eight years already. The main goal of the project is to document the traditions, ...

Unsupported Solo Death Valley Crossing – Trip Report

Roland

07/01/2019

Adventure Travel Desert Long-distance hiking

In late 2015, when I (Roland Banas) read on the Adventure Blog that Louis-Philippe Loncke had claimed the first solo unsupported crossing of...

On foot through Bangladesh

ian@encircleafrica.org

04/01/2019

Adventure Travel Long-distance hiking

After a short delay of a month I’m now all set to begin my next adventure, walking the length of Bangladesh. I’ve completed some wee...

Project NWP

René Ritter

05/12/2018

Uncategorized

Presented below is a solo expedition starting April 10, 2019 in Kugluktuk, Nunavut and concluding around April 30 in Cambrid...

Unsupported Solo Death Valley Crossing to Support Homeless Children

Roland

05/12/2018

Adventure Travel Desert Long-distance hiking

Starting December 14, 2018, Roland Banas will walk across Death Valley, from the southernmost to the northernmost point, about 145 miles awa...

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