Adventure Talks

Climbing South Italy’s Amalfi Coast feels like sampling a fine Tuscan wine — once you’ve had a taste, everything else feels like a step-down. Named after the historical town at its heart, Amalfi abounds with colorful hamlets, lavish villas, Michelin-star restaurants — and exquisite climbing. With a sporty selection of slabs, faces, overhangs, and deep water solos for all skill levels, it’s guaranteed fun under the Mediterranean sun. Amalfi’s shores are best climbed by sea. The sailing and climbing combo gives you unmatched flexibility, letting you access otherwise inaccessible routes, explore hundreds of hidden gems, and minimize the travel time from rock to rock. Plus, you get to fish your own food, chill in pristine seas, and sleep under the starry skies, lulled by the waves. Want to hear more about the Amalfi Coast and why it’s recently undergone a climbing Renaissance? Tune in to this live Q&A session hosted by climbing and sailing pioneer Lorenzo Pernigotti! In an hour-long conversation, you’ll get to ask Lorenzo anything you’d like to know about what it’s like to sail the Divina Costiera, scour for secret routes, and send the days away on one of the most scenic shorelines on the continent.

When it comes to trekking in the Dolomites, Alta Via is the creme of the crop. Finding a better multi-day, hut-to-hut hike with sensational vistas is mission impossible. Steeped in intriguing history, long-distance treks Alta Via I and II provide a glimpse into the nature, culture, and customs of the Dolomites, an extraordinary region on the border of Italy and Austria. Regardless of the chosen trail, million-dollar views are guaranteed—green gorges, towers and crags, idyllic meadows, evergreen forests, and gleaming lakes, while nights are spent in high-altitude, cozy rifugios. Alta Via I and II are nothing short of awe-inspiring, and they’re a must-see for any hiker and nature lover. A FREE WEBINAR is a terrific way to find out everything there is to know about the dream trek—and an experienced, expert guide is here to share their best tips about hiking the long-distance Alta Via.

Mont Blanc is one of Europe’s most hyped—and hiked—destinations. And while many guides stick to the tried-and-true trails, others add their own twist to the classics. UIMLA-certified National Geographic guide Bine Žalohar leads exclusive hiking trips in the Mont Blanc area. Blending the history, geography, and spectacular scenery of the massif with fine dining and five-star accommodations, he provides his clients with a unique perspective of the Alps, an Aperol-flavored adventure that educates, engages, and elevates all the senses. Want to learn more about Bine’s all-inclusive trips and see why they deserve a spot on your bucket list? Tune in to our Live Q&A session! In an hour-long talk, Bine will answer all of your questions about his luxury Mont Blanc hiking tours. Learn what it’s like to stroll through the history of Mont Blanc, see as much of the mastiff in as little time, and soak it all in over a Spritz and a view of Grandes Jorasses.

With no crowds, designated trails, or campsites, backpacking in Alaska’s Denali National Park is as wild as it gets. Shadowed by the tallest summit in North America, Denali’s wilderness abounds with adventure opportunities. Whether you wish to watch the grizzlies in their natural habitat, follow in the footsteps of the indigenous Athabascan people, or just sit among the glaciers and enjoy the silence, Denali leaves you free to forge your own way.   Of course, leaving the designated routes behind comes with its fair share of challenges. Luckily, AMGA Guide Jack Bynum is here to help! If you want to learn more about wild backpacking in Denali from a seasoned and certified expert, tune in to Jack’s live Q&A session. Whether it’s gear, safety, navigation, or anything else you’re interested in, he will happily provide the As to all your Qs.

Norway’s arctic landscapes have to be seen, sailed, and skied to be believed. Few things in the world match the sensation of gliding along glaciers & fjords, watching a winter wonderland unfold before your eyes, and skiing untouched slopes far from the resort crowds. Combining the thrills of exploring ice-bound landscapes under the Midnight Sun with earning your turns in Norway’s Arctic pow is something every skier should experience at least once. Want to learn what it takes to pull off this skiing and sailing odyssey? Tune in to our live Q&A session! In an hour-long session, sailor, skier, and logistical expert Vartan Ibranyan will answer all of your questions about his ski & sail expeditions in Svalbard and the Lyngen Alps. You’ll learn how to get there, what to bring, what the day-to-day is like, and anything else you’d like to know.

Croatia is a Mediterranean MTB mecca.  Between the fast downhills of Brač, the flowy up-and-downs of Vis, and the epic enduro rides of Omiš, riders of all levels can find a trail to fit their tastes, emboldened by fascinating culture and world-class cuisine.  The Croatian coast is best biked by sailboat. Combining sailing and mountain biking means seamlessly moving from island to island, avoiding the summer crowds, and resting from the rides on the open seas, lulled to sleep by the sound of the waves. However, the logistics behind an island-hopping MTB vacation can be overwhelming. From finding a sailboat and skipper to picking the right trails for your group, you’ll need the help of someone who knows what they’re doing.  This is why we’ve brought in a pro. Ivo Jarić is a local expert and passionate MTB guide who’s tried all the top trails in Croatia. In his free Q&A session, he will share his top tips for mountain biking in his homeland, including the must-try trails, the most scenic routes, and insider tips for making the most of your ride.  By the end, you’ll know why sailing and mountain biking are a match made in heaven, and why this unique trip deserves a spot on your bucket list.

You may have heard of the Milford Track — it’s the “finest walk in the world”, after all — but New Zealand’s South Island has many other trails worth treading. Te Waipounamu abounds with accessible, well-maintained trails for all levels of hikers. From the light beachside walks and wildlife sanctuaries in Abel Tasman to the steep forested paths and soaring peaks of the Kepler Track, you’re sure to find a trek to fit your tastes there. Ready to learn more about hiking New Zealand’s South Island and what makes the Great Walks so great? Tune in to our FREE WEBINAR. In an hour-long session, Daniel will walk you through all the best trails on the island — Great Walks and hidden gems alike — teach you how to tackle them, and provide much-needed pro tips for your journey.

Much has been said about Thorsmork, Landmannalaugar, and Iceland’s other hiking hot spots. However, not all the best hikes are hiding in the Highlands. The east fjords of Iceland form a vast network of hiking routes sprawling over jutting fjords, black sand beaches, pink-hued mountains, and endless geothermal wonders. Whether you’re walking along craters, meeting the puffins, or exploring Elvish castles, you’ll find one constant—no crowds, even in peak season. Tackling these rugged landscapes with other adventurous women helps you free your mind from stress, find hidden confidence, and forge life-long bonds. In the most remote reaches of Iceland, you’ll lose the crowds, but you’ll find yourself. Want to learn more about the hidden gems of Icelandic hiking, and how it can help you grow both as an adventurer and a woman? Tune in to our free Q&A session. Let local guide and women’s adventure tour pioneer Saga Lif answer any questions you might have about all-women hiking trips in Viknaslodir, from getting there and deciding what to pack to finding accommodations, choosing the right trails, and making the most of your trip.

From the soaring heights of Thorong La Pass to the soothing hot springs of Tatopani, the Annapurna Circuit is one of the most engaging hikes in Nepal, if not the world. The trail is not for the faint of heart, but it’s worth every step and sweat bead — it blends show-stopping Himalayan scenery with fascinating insights into Nepal’s history, culture, and cuisine. If you want to hear more about this iconic trek and get ready for your own hike in the Himalayas, tune in to our live Q&A session hosted by seasoned guide Albert Ojembarrena! Albert will share insider tips on how to successfully prepare for this logistically-intense trek. From packing and picking the right season to handling the altitude and staying safe on the trail, he’ll provide answers to all your burning questions. From the best routes to the most breathtaking viewpoints, Alberto will leave you armed with knowledge and ready to conquer the Circuit. Get inside info from an expert guide who has been guiding the Circuit, as well as other hikes in the area, for years now.

Sailing and climbing are a match made in heaven. A sailboat offers unmatched flexibility, allowing you to access otherwise inaccessible routes, discover hundreds of hidden gems, and minimize the time spent traveling from rock to rock.  It’s the perfect way to dodge the crowds and streamline difficult approaches, with the added benefit of swimming in pristine seas and sleeping under the open skies.  If there’s anything you’d like to know about the climbing and sailing combo, tune in to our FREE Q&A SESSION. Talk to an expert guide and learn first-hand what it’s like to glide across the seas while scouring for secret routes, and why it pays to have a mobile home base on your crusher’s odyssey.

Of the 6 million tourists who visit Grand Canyon National Park, less than 1% venture below the rim. Want to know what it’s like to join the fearless few? The rim-to-rim tour is one of the most iconic hikes in the Grand Canyon. Spanning the length of the so-called “corridor”, the trek takes ambitious travelers all the way from the South to the North Rim along a mixture of classic trails and hidden gems. Given its remoteness, variable weather, and extreme altitude changes, it’s a trip reserved for the most tenacious of trekkers. However, those that can walk the walk are treated to profound solitude, spectacular sights, and some of the greatest hiking the Canyon has to offer. Think you’ve got what it takes? Tune in to this FREE WEBINAR! In an hour-long session, hiking guide Sunny Stroeer will teach you everything you need to know about the rim-to-rim hiking tour, from training and preparing for your journey to the gear you’ll need and logistical considerations. Sunny has been guiding people on the rim-to-rim hike for years now, and even holds a speed record on a different, but parallel route. You’ll be in good hands.

Adventure Races are multi-day, multi-disciplinary marathons where the upper echelon of adventurers get to push their limits in spectacular outdoor environments. While they’re usually reserved for şeasoned endurance athletes, Igor Dorotić is bringing them closer to everyone — provided they’re fit enough. Adventure Race Croatia is one of the most popular races in the Adventure Racing World Series. Every year, competitors from 5 different continents paddle the roaring rivers, pedal the rolling hills, and trek the karsty trails of coastal Croatia, doing whatever it takes to take their team to the top. By adapting it into a tour you can tackle at your own pace, Igor aims to share the addicting thrills of adventure racing and the endless potential of his homeland with a much wider audience. If you want to know more about Igor’s efforts to bring Adventure Race Croatia to the masses, hear the coolest stories from his previous races, and learn how you yourself can take part in this trip, tune in to this FREE WEBINAR!