Our Favourite Treks of the World; A Photo Story
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Throughout our many adventures around the globe we have had the privilege of participating in some amazing treks. These are some of our favorites.
Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzania
Mount Everest Base Camp, Nepal
Athabasca Glacier, Alberta, Canada
Sapa, Vietnam
Adams Peak, Sri Lanka
The Pinnacles, Malaysian Borneo
Gunung Batur, Indonesia
- For more on Mount Kinabalu read our post Mount Kinabalu, 2 Tough Days in Borneo
- Read more about our Kilimanjaro adventure at Mount Kilimanjaro, How Hard is it to Climb
- Read more about our trek at Everest Base Camp Adventure Day 7
- For more on Alberta check out Trekking the Athabasca Glacier on our Rocky Mountain Adventure Drive
- For more on Sapa, check out our Top Sites in Vietnam
- For more on Adams Peak check out Adams Peak Pilrimage
- Read more about our Pinnacles adventure at The Pinnacles of Borneo, an Adventure in Sarawak
- Read more at Climbing Gunung Batur, Bali’s Volcano
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Wonderful photos – very inspiring.
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I am SO impressed with these photos…What an amazing series of adventures you two have had…..and I’ve really enjoyed reading about some of them!
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These photos are just stunning – truly stunning. If they don’t inspire someone to want to travel and trek I dont know what would!
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Wow, awesome photos and great mountain accomplishments! That picture of Everest base camp is unbelievable. I am hopefully heading to Borneo in May to climb Mt. Kinabalu. I hear it is quite strenuous but I am really looking forward to it.
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Awesome Mark! Mount Kinabalu is a fun climb. It is difficult because there is a lot of altitude gained in only a 2 day climb. Plus it is a lot of steps so it is hard on the calves. We couldn’t walk properly for a couple of days after coming down:)