It’s almost routine now that plans for a big trip in Maine are dashed by a menacing blizzard. Of course, it does always provide for a good time anyway. In these three clips, we head out to three different places … Read More
I was not ready. Nearly six years ago I changed my life from a young student who spent 21 years sitting behind a desk in the classrooms of cities. I had always fantasized about being an explorer and, at a … Read More
When I started World in 360, I envisioned letting you “step into my shoes” and showing you how beautiful it is to discover adventure beyond your comfort zone. It had to be ambitious, it had to be recognizable, and it … Read More
The start of 2018 ripped me out of my mountain paradise in Europe and threw me dead center into the heart of New York City, just two blocks away from Times Square. The project that brought me there promised to … Read More
This journal is from my Everest Base Camp trek with The Himalayan Stove Project, learn more and donate to help with our 5th container! I arrived at Lukla airport one day late. As I would come to learn, unpredictable flight … Read More
I found myself sitting in a room with balcony overlooking the only street in my ancestral village. It had been a couple weeks since I returned from Nepal where I trekked through the tallest mountain range in the world. Outside … Read More
The Devil’s Path in the Catskills of New York is notorious for being difficult, so much so that Backpacker Magazine named it the “hardest day hike in the United States.” There are several reasons why it got this reputation, the … Read More
Nestled under the jagged black peaks of Kluane National Park flows the wild Kathleen River. Its glowing turquoise waters pour out of a trap door hidden in a corner of Rainbow Lake, and it tumbles through with spectacular views that … Read More
“The light in the ocean is brighter than the light in the sky” These words echoed in my head as I floated towards a white textured wall infinite in every direction. I was weightless and could sense a gentle blue … Read More
Article also published at ModernHiker.com Suddenly, like electricity sparking in my muscle, my leg started to seize. My mind locked for a moment; it was not just a mental game now, my body was shutting down. The freezing wind across … Read More