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If you think the best hiking in Iceland is just waterfalls and selfies, you haven’t walked where the Vikings did.

I didn’t invent rock climbing in Croatia, but once I started sailing into my crags, climbing felt like everyone else was late to the party.

For women who think they’ve seen Spain, Sierra Nevada hiking shows them the part they missed.

Most countries make you choose between mountains and coast. Slovenia doesn’t.

I guide in Canada all winter — let me show you why I still fly to Japan.

The mountains are absolutely impressive, but what happens to women when hiking Chamonix is even more remarkable.

I guide the mtb Haute Route on an e-mtb because it allows me to take riders into alpine terrain I know most would never reach on their own.

After years of guiding, I learned that hiking Tour du Mont Blanc slowly, well fed, and well rested reveals a completely different mountain.

If there’s a place that reminds me why I became a guide in the first place, it’s the Raja Ampat islands.

Most people come here expecting big views and hard riding; almost none expect what stays with them afterward.

If you’ve ever wanted to disappear for a while and come back feeling brand new, we can tell you firsthand: this is how it starts.

Greenland taught me fast: heli gets you range, touring gets you depth, and the best trips mix both.

The key to finding the best skiing in the Alps usually starts with one decision most people get completely wrong.

Some trails lead to a summit. In Sicily, the trail leads to unforgettable surprises.

I’ve seen how a women-only hiking trip can shift something in a woman, and it usually begins with one small step she almost didn’t take.

I’ve guided in Chamonix for 25 years, and I still start most days the same way: by choosing what the mountain will actually allow.

From rainforest valleys to alpine passes, this is how to plan a New Zealand hiking trip that actually delivers.

In Svalbard, the mountains rise straight out of the Arctic Ocean, the sun refuses to set, and every ski line feels like the edge of the map.

Knowing how to plan a trip to Iceland isn’t about booking the right things, it’s about understanding a few truths most travelers realize too late. In this guide, I’ll show you exactly what they are.

One hiking trail in the Dolomites was enough for me to understand why people plan entire lives around returning here.

Step onto a trail where ancient forests, volcanic ridges, and drifting clouds collide, and let me show you why hiking in Madeira feels like walking through several worlds in a single day.

Years of walking these paths as a Camino de Santiago guide taught me what guidebooks miss: how the days really feel, why coffee stops matter, and how the Camino starts changing you before you realize it.

Grab your touring setup and an open mindset. Ski touring in Georgia doesn’t rush you, but it gives back more than you expect.

Ever wondered how to hike the Tour du Mont Blanc? Emma has called this valley home for years, leading groups through its highs and lows. Her Tour du Mont Blanc tips will equip you with everything you need to know, from planning and fitness prep to insurance tips.

Fiji’s Yasawa Islands beckon with turquoise lagoons, white sand shores, and villages where kava ceremonies spark lifelong connections. Discover the best routes, gear tips, and cultural gems for your ultimate Fiji kayaking journey.

Looking for what to do in Iceland? Look no more. Check out our month-by-month breakdown of the top activities in the Land of Fire and Ice for outdoor adventurers.

Tired of resort crowds and overpriced snacks stealing your ski day vibe? This guide breaks down what is backcountry skiing, showing you how to chase untouched powder and epic adventures with pro tips and top spots to get started.

Umagine carving fresh powder from summit to sea, with fjords and northern lights as your backdrop. This article’s your ticket to the best ski touring Norway has to offer, packed with pro tips to shred like a local.

Want to trek Mont Blanc’s epic trails with fellow women adventurers? Discover the best hikes and insider tips for an unforgettable Mont Blanc adventure with Chamonix-based guide Marta Gil Sopena.

How do you do the Dolomites right? Get inside info and essential tips for one of Europe’s most iconic hikes.

Is backcountry skiing for beginners? How do you properly dive into the wild pow? AMGA Assistant Ski Guide Erik Fullmer has all the answers.

The Camino Frances is the most popular Camino de Santiago Route, walked by over 200,000 pilgrims each year. Learn how to do it right, and earn your Compostella without hassle.