Great news. 🙂
Expedition Alaska has a film crew.
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I’m planning to volunteer for Dave Adlard’s NEXT expedition race. Social media. Photos. Video.
June 28th – July 4th, 2015.
Over almost 7 days, teams will undertake a 340 – 600 km (200 – 350 miles) expedition over some of the most beautiful, epic and challenging terrain on Earth.
Racers will use a map, compass and their own wits to navigate their way over a (mostly) unmarked route by mountain biking, rafting, paddling, trekking, canyoneering, coasteering, glacier travel, orienteering, trail running, fixed ropes, and a few other surprises through the amazing expanse of Alaska’s Kenai peninsula!
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Having just completed 14 days on the popular Langtang, Gosainkund and Helambu Nepal route, We’ve added a Langtang trek information page for those who might want to do Langtang in the future.
World → Asia → Nepal → Langtang
4000m+ valley north of Kathmandu, parallel to the Tibet border.
Plenty of challenging side trips up high.
minimum 100km (60mi) return
Langtang trek information page
It’s always available from the pulldown menu under ASIA.
7-days of continuous physical and mental challenge, almost no sleep, bad food, questionable water. Who invented this sport? 🙂
To stagger the start of Expedition Idaho, Race Director Dave Adlard, set a unique prologue.
Teams had to climb the toughest waterslide, starting over if anyone slipped.
If successful, they then took a victory lap … running the Lazy River. Backwards. 🙂
This is even tougher than it looks.
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Good luck.
Here’s Part 3 of Randy Ericksen’s coverage.
It includes the BIG rappel and some butt-bogganing.
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Expedition Idaho is a week long Adventure Race. Some teams sleep only a couple of hours a day.
Kraig Becker linked to another fantastic video.
Full screen.
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What is the limit for what you can do?
Fun for everyone who loves the outdoors. Out of Coeur d’Alene, June 2-10th, 2012.
What is it like to be truly remote and pushed to your physical and emotional limits in the wilderness?
This video, culled from clips taken by our race team on the go in remote Chile during the 2012 Patagonian Expedition Race, gives a solid glimpse into that question. …
read more – Gear Junkie
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… the team managed a third-place finish …
… . . Coming into CP17, we were four hours behind the Japanese team, and we decided to gamble on a straight-line bushwhack through a valley in the night with only two hours of tent-less sleep. In the predawn light, just before the glacier pass at CP18, we came upon the Japanese. They were clearly surprised [they had been ahead for a while] and yet they greeted us warmly, forming a line with each one of them shaking each one of our hands, smiling, and saying “Good to see you.” It was surreal. They then shared a look and bolted. [Note: Team Eastwind, from Japan, ended up beating Team GearJunkie/YogaSlackers by about 30 minutes in the 10-day race.] …
(via The Adventure Blog)
Gramicci was title sponsor of our Adventure Race in 2011 — Expedition Idaho.
This is a shout out for their prewashed, comfortable clothing line. A relaxed look and fit. Almost retro, it will never go out of style.
Click through to see their TREKKING clothing.
Mike Graham founded Gramicci in Southern California. Their gear has that vibe.
Support Gramicci.
… It is beautifully shot by a company called NuthinButShorts out of Australia and holds a lot of promise for future episodes. …
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