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Sledding Season Begins on Lake Baikal

Ash Routen

13/02/2019

Adventure Travel Arctic

Just shy of 700km long, Siberia's Lake Baikal has become an increasingly popular destination for cold-weather travellers. Temperatures on th...

Winter 8000’ers: K2 Climbers reach 7,000m, Nanga Parbat Castaways Wait, and Wait

Angela Benavides

12/02/2019

8000ers K2

The Russian/Kazakh/Kyrgyz team - aka the Eastern team -- returned to K2 Base Camp today after fixing ropes up to the Black Pyramid, at appro...

Kilian Jornet completes Epic “Hamster Wheel” Ski Challenge

Ash Routen

11/02/2019

Endurance Marathon Skiing

Kilian Jornet, ultra runner, mountain runner, extreme skier, ski mountaineer, climber: With wins and records across all these disciplines, y...

A 53-Year-Old Retiree Begins a 32,000km Walk Around Britain

Kristine De Abreu

10/02/2019

Long-distance hiking

Karen Penny has always had a passion for walking. In her spare time, she tackled the 285km Offas Dyke Path in Wales and England's 1,000km So...

Weekend Warm-Up: First Winter Ascent of Gasherbrum II

Ash Routen

09/02/2019

Climbing Reviews

Normal people, smart people, wouldn't even go outside in weather like this -- Cory Richards Simone Moro gave up on Manaslu last week, and...

Going Left Where Others Go Right: Interview with Rebel Arctic Traveler Yasu Ogita

Rowan White

07/02/2019

Arctic

Yasu Ogita first felt the call of the Arctic at 22. Now 41, he has been hauling sleds for two decades. He admits that his personality -- rar...

Retracing the Steps of John Rae

Peter Winsor

06/02/2019

Arctic

Next month, David Reid, a veteran High Arctic outfitter now living in Ottawa, will lead a four-man, 650km manhauling expedition from Repulse...

After Aconcagua, Bolivian Women Ponder Their Next Move

Angela Benavides

05/02/2019

Mountain

The ladies are basically everywhere. Media worldwide couldn't just resist to the allure of their humble, traditional attire and homely aspec...

Winter 8,000’er Update: Two Quit Nanga Parbat

Angela Benavides

04/02/2019

8000ers K2 Winter Himalaya

Not a great time for Daniele Nardi and Tom Ballard on Nanga Parbat: Apart from the poor weather, they've lost their two Pakistani climbing p...

Weekend Warm-Up: No Quarter

Ash Routen

02/02/2019

Adventure Travel Reviews

"The bush is thick, things are hard" --Andrew McNab If you've ever cast your eyes on a map of British Columbia's Purcell mountains, you'l...

Tom Ballard Reports From Nanga Parbat, Part II

Ash Routen

02/02/2019

8000ers Winter Himalaya

Tom Ballard, Daniele Nardi and Co. continue to spend more time shoveling than climbing. Here, with light edits, the British climber gives us...

The 10 Most Popular Routes to the South Pole

Matthew Traver

01/02/2019

Antarctic

Editor's note, Feb, 9, 2019: This story has been updated based on the excellent comments from readers Steve Jones and Forrest McCarthy. W...

Winter 8000’er Update: Despair on Nanga Parbat, K2 Climbers Still Hopeful

Angela Benavides

31/01/2019

8000ers K2

Options decrease for winter teams with every day that passes and every fresh load of snow that deposits on the steep slopes. Manaslu climber...

Tom Ballard Reports from Nanga Parbat

Ash Routen

30/01/2019

8000ers Climbing Winter Himalaya

Like K2, Nanga Parbat has also become known as a killer mountain because of the number of deaths on its slopes. Just last year, Tomek Mackie...

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Unsupported Solo Death Valley Crossing – Trip Report

Roland_banas

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_banas

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...

Infinite Line Project – from Patagonia to Pakistan

Lucy Stamenova

29/11/2018

Climbing Mountain

Damyan Cholpanov and Kristiyan Dimitrov are experienced Bulgarian climbers with an astonishing goal ahead. They plan five challenging expedi...

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