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Ash Routen

07/03/2021

Adventure Travel

Here at ExWeb, when we’re not outdoors, we get our adventure fix by exploring social media and the wider interweb. Sometimes we’re a little ...

The Stories That Arctic Cairns Tell

Jerry Kobalenko

07/03/2021

Arctic

Nowadays, hikers build cairns as an "I was here" statement, but in polar exploration, that was only one of its roles. Cairns also alerted ot...

Great Expeditions: Dead Men Walking

Ash Routen

06/03/2021

Arctic Poles

The story of Rune Gjeldnes and Torry Larsen and the first and only unsupported crossing of the Arctic Ocean from Russia to Canada At the ...

Weekend Warm-Up: The Wonderful World of Albert Kahn

Alex Myall

06/03/2021

Adventure Travel Photos

Thanks to Albert Kahn, we know what many ancient countries looked like before the Age of Tourism In the early 20th century, an unlikely c...

One Year Canoeing Across America

Rebecca McPhee

05/03/2021

Canoeing & Kayaking Rivers

One year and 7,000km done; 5,000km left to go Neal Moore has now been canoeing his way across America for an entire year. The 49-year-old...

Climbing Everest Now Trendy in Different Countries

Angela Benavides

05/03/2021

8000ers Everest

Gone are the Japanese and Koreans. This is the era of Indian, Chinese, and Middle Eastern climbers The number of climbers expected on Eve...

The Climber’s Guide to the Galaxy

Martin Walsh

05/03/2021

Adventure Travel Climbing Space

A roundup of the most challenging unclimbed peaks in our solar system The last big mountaineering “problem”, K2 in winter, has been s...

Great Survival Stories: Harrison Okene, the Accidental Aquanaut

Alex Myall

05/03/2021

Oceans Survival

In 2013, Harrison Okene became an accidental aquanaut when he survived more than 60 hours at the bottom of the ocean by breathing through an...

Game-Changer: Drones in the Himalaya

Angela Benavides

04/03/2021

8000ers Everest Gear Photos

Drones are becoming vital tools in high-altitude mountaineering for scouting routes, searching for missing climbers, even carrying vital sup...

Freezing Rain Kills Reindeer in Northern Russia, Norway

Jerry Kobalenko

04/03/2021

Wildlife

It has been a disastrous winter for reindeer herders in Russia's Yamal Peninsula. Up to 80,000 animals have died of starvation since the fal...

Want to Fly to the Moon? Now’s Your Chance

Kristine De Abreu

04/03/2021

Space

Imagine if your next expedition were to the Moon. Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa, an art collector and fashion guru, will pay for the t...

Stefi Troguet, Back for Dhaulagiri, Broad Peak, and K2

Angela Benavides

03/03/2021

8000ers

Behind Stefi Troguet's bright red lipstick and 100-watt smile is a serious athlete who loves the mountains Stefi Troguet's entree two yea...

Natural Wonders: The Fossil Forest on Axel Heiberg Island

Jerry Kobalenko

03/03/2021

Natural History

A 50-million-year-old forest of real wood lies on an uninhabited arctic island near the North Pole At 80˚N and 2,500km from the nearest t...

Gelje Sherpa, Three 8,000’ers Away from a New Record

Angela Benavides

02/03/2021

8000ers Sherpa

A young Sherpa tries to become the youngest to climb all 14 of the 8,000m peaks. Among those heading for the mountains in the coming week...

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A Brief Climbing History of Nepal’s Highest Peaks

Apar Datta

09/06/2020

8000ers Everest Himalaya

Nepal is home to one of the world's dangerous mountain systems known as the famous Himalayas. Ranging from 2,000 meters to the top of the wo...

Lake Baikal 2020 Crossing: Short Talk with Adventurers

Roland

31/03/2020

Adventure Travel Arctic

Lake Baikal (Siberia, Russia) is the world’s largest lake by volume and every winter, it freezes over. Its sheer size (636km long) offers an...

Return of the Freeride. Freeride World Qualifier in Russia

Mountain Planet

23/02/2020

Reviews Skiing

Do or do not. There is no try. Master Yoda Now freeride Jedi get together in Russia, to take part in Freeride World Qualifier 2*...

Marcel Korkuś sets New World Record in Altitude Diving

eversub

26/01/2020

Mountain

On December 13, 2019, the Polish diver Marcel Korkuś dived at an altitude of 6,395 m above sea level, setting an absolute world record in al...

Paragliding from the two summits of ELBRUS – Elbrus East 5621m & Elbrus West 5642m

THOMAS LAEMMLE

08/12/2019

Adventure Films Adventure Travel Alpine style Climbing Mountain

Paragliding from both tops of Mt Elbrus (5621m & 5642m) in summer 2019 In June 2019 I got the chance to visit the remote North ...

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