The Austurafréttur Trail changed my life. I went on this very unassumingly, knowing nothing about what to expect. What I encountered was beyond my wildest dreams of what a hike could produce. Details Distance – 17km’sDays required – It’s possible to do in 1 day from Vik, however, I’d recommend staying in Pakgil. Total Incline – […]
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Hidden away between green and black jagged peaks lies Pakgil (also know as Thagil), the most remote yet welcoming campsite I’ve ever been to. Only accessible for a few months a year, incredibly secluded and boasting the BEST hiking I’ve ever done, Pakgil is an oasis tucked inside a rugged landscape Details Drive – 3
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Trolltunga is one of the most photographed places in Norway. This dramatic piece of granite jutting out 300 metres above a glacial lagoon is the stuff of Instagram dreams. During summer you’ll find throngs of people looking for ‘that shot’. Winter is a very different and much more solace experience. This guide will cover everything
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Unknown to many, Mexico has potentially the most accessible high altitude mountaineering in the world. Within a few hours drive from Mexico city, you can stand atop a mountain approaching 6,000m or 20,000 feet. It’s not just one mountain either. The Mexican Volcano Trilogy combines 3 La Malinche (4,461M), Iztaccihuatl (5,230M) and ‘The big one’,
Pico de Orizaba is Mexico’s highest mountain, North America’s highest volcano and North America’s 3rd highest mountain at 5,600M. The path to climb Pico De Orizaba is an impressive 1200 metre incline through 30-40 degree angled terrain with a glacial upper section, to make a glorious summit. There are many blogs around about climbing Pico
Mexico – delicious food, tequila, vibrant culture and mountains… really big one’s! Who would’ve thought. I hope these 33 photos of Mexico inspire you to travel and you can check out my climbing guides of Pico de Orizaba, Malinche, and Izta HERE. Also see what photography gear I use HERE. #1 – Puebla Callejon de
Iztaccihuatl or Izta is an active volcano in Mexico, standing at 5,230M tall. To hike Iztaccihuatl is a long day and an impressive feat for any mountaineer or avid hiker. Iztaccihuatl is known as the sleeping white woman, as the side profile covered in snow makes out all the key points of feet, knees, stomach,
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Starting in the dark in a dense forest, climbing to a startling height of 4,461 metres above the world, overlooking Mexico’s cities and highest mountains. La Malinche, only an hour and a half from Mexico City, is a very accessible and incredibly rewarding climb. This post will cover everything you need to hike La Malinche
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Iceland is Fascinating. Landscapes usually seen in dystopian films. Beaches of the purest black sand. Roads that feel like they’ll be swallowed by glaciers and in some places, ice as far as you can see. I hope these pictures inspire you to travel and you can check out my EPIC 3 DAY ITINERARY OF ICELAND
You’ve made it to Part 2 of the most epic 3 day itinerary of Iceland possible! If you arrived here by chance, feel free the check out PART 1 to get up to speed. The mainstream stuff is all done, now its time for some adventure! Day 2 Austurafréttur Trail (Yellow markers) – 7am to 2pm
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