A team of Aussies and Kiwis head to the ice planet Hoth (aka Finse, Norway) for a two-week sufferfest in Hallingskarvet National Park. The goal is preparing them for an upcoming 1500km Antarctic expedition; as they discover, the gale-force winds, whiteouts and all-round burliness of Hallingskarvet proves a perfect training ground.
David Reid and his partner Bec tackled one of the most famous (and beautiful) hikes the European Alps have to offer – the Tour du Mont Blanc. Scary snow traverses, refugios, and slushy wet feet for days made for a memorable adventure and an unexpected change of plans.
The desert is a climber’s hell – harsh and hot and horrible, right? Not so, as Angus Taylor discovers.
When life hands you lemon… Kate Leeming shares how COVID-19 added something ‘extra’ to her eight-week cycle journey in South America.
The 680km Australian Alpine Walking Track (AAWT) can be walked in one go or, as Warwick Sprawson did, over several years. But doing it in sections, the AAWT loses nothing of its magic.
Kilimanjaro is no easy feat. Roland Handel set out to climb it and found exhaustion, bad weather, freezing cold, and tough decisions.
Emma Kent tells of Alicia Anson’s own private sufferfest, cycling to and climbing four of New Zealand’s volcanoes solo in just 11 days.
Melissa Thomas joins her partner, Richard Pattison on a climbing tour of Utah’s sculptural desert towers.
Photographer Eric Mulder depicts a magic stand-up paddling experience in picturesque Sweden.
