- Hiking and Climbing in Aspiring National Park
The Mount Aspiring National Park is New Zealand’s third largest national park and lies within the Southwest New Zealand World Heritage Area. The park has been nearly entirely formed by …
- Climbing Half Dome in Yosemite National Park
Covering an area of the Sierra Nevada mountain chain of nearly three quarters of a million acres, Yosemite National Park is internationally renowned for its magnificent granite cliffs, waterfalls, crystal …
- Hiking in the Incomparable Everest National Park; Chhukhung Ri
After making our way from Kathmandu to Namche Bazar, via Lukla Airport, we decided to spend two nights to explore the surrounding area. On our ‘day off’ from hiking we …
- Brilliant Brighton and the Seven Sisters Coastal Walk
Brighton, on the south coast of England, is a renowned seaside resort and delightful city. Often referred to as "London-by-the-Sea" on account of it being conveniently close (only an hour …
- Sights and Scenes of the Incredible Zion, Bryce National Parks and Mesa Verde
Located across the Californian border in Nevada and located so close to so many natural wonders is Las Vegas; a wonder in itself! Being only a couple hours drive from …
- Tehran, Ramsar and Climbing Iran’s Mt Samamous
During my journey across Iran I would visit the cities of the Northern Region and make friends along the way. Travelling up from Esfahan by comfortable local bus we pulled …
- How to Visit the World Famous Petra, Jordan’s Best Attraction
Jordan’s most popular attraction is the UNESCO World Heritage site of Petra, located in the southwest corner of the Hashemite Kingdom. Petra was once the thriving trading hub and capital …
- Venturing up Pakistan’s Karakoram Highway (KKH)
My intrepid adventure deep into the northern mountains of Pakistan started with a train journey from Lahore to Rawalpindi, crossing the northern part of Pakistani’s Punjab region in the process. …
- Munnar’s Memorable Tata Tea Plantation
Once my time in Kerala’s west coast town of Kochi had come to an end, my French travel buddy and I boarded a local open-air bus from Kottayam enroute to …
- Crossing the Cho La Pass to Gokyo Ri and back to Civilization
Having been to the steps of Mt Everest after three amazing night at Gorak Shep we began the long hike back to Lukla. We would stay at the lodge village …
- Enjoying Narvik and Abisko’s Wilderness Above the Arctic Circle
After the epic voyage around the top of Norway, I left Tromsø by bus for the 250km trip to Narvik where I would meet up with Jim who is a …
- The West Coast, Stavanger and Hiking to Norways Iconic Preikestolen
Stavanger on the south-western coast of Norway is the home of Norway’s North Sea oil industry and its third largest city. As a result, Stavanger and the surrounding region, has …
- Long, Bumpy and Dusty Journeys – South West Uganda
The East Africa country of Uganda is home to one of the most varied and densely populated habitats of African fauna on the continent that is accessible and affordable while …
- Kathmandu to the Roof of the World – Trekking to Everest Base Camp
Towards the end of March, while Marius and I were still travelling around India, we couldn’t stop our thoughts drifting towards April and our much anticipated trip to Nepal to …
- The Spectacular Natural Wonders of the Southern Colorado Plateau
From Mesa Verde National Park we drove across the incredible Colorado Plateau towards Humphreys Peak taking in some of the most spectacular desert sights in the world. The Colorado Plateau …
- Experience Intrepid Hiking in Austria’s Western Mountains
Most of the following pictures are from a three day hiking trip through the eastern end of the Austrian Alps. They may offer you some ideals or inspiration to visit …
- Hiking to Everest Base Camp and the Khumbu Glacier
On day 11 of our three weeks hiking and climbing in the Sagmartha National Park we arrived into Gorak Shep after the relatively short hike up the valley from Lobuche. …
- Hiking the length of the Historic Hadrian’s Wall
Hadrian’s Wall was the defensive wall built by the Romans on the northern border of their empire during the reign of Emperor Hadrian (117 to 138A.D.) and is officially recognized …
- Climbing Mt Fuji – What you need to know
It was my second trip to Japan, the first a few months earlier as a stopover for a few days in the southern city of Osaka (and Hiroshima) as part …
- Climbing Ben Nevis, the United Kingdoms Highest Mountain
Situated at the western edge of the Grampian Mountains in the Scottish Highlands, Ben Nevis (known locally as Ben) is the highest mountain in the British Isles (1,346m (4,414ft)). It …