
Ararat: High Camp To Summit – 5137m
Summit Day. Incredibly strong winds were keeping most climbers from reaching the summit. We decided to push through, with success. Continue reading Ararat: High Camp To Summit – 5137m
Summit Day. Incredibly strong winds were keeping most climbers from reaching the summit. We decided to push through, with success. Continue reading Ararat: High Camp To Summit – 5137m
Following small trails, we ascended from Base Camp at 3200m to High Camp at 4300m in only 3h, feeling strong and motivated. Continue reading Ararat: Base Camp To High Camp – 4300m
We started climb from the small town of Doğubeyazıt to Base Camp.
The area around Ararat is an unique place, so full of smiles, views and beauty. The scenery at Base Camp was incredible, even though we were only at around 3200m yet, the infinite desert lands around us were expanding into eternity. Continue reading Ararat: Doğubeyazıt To Base Camp – 3200m
As summer is coming closer, I was looking for lightweight shoes, which I can use on any terrain, even in water. As one of the first adventurers in Austria, I got to check out the Vivobarefoot Ultra 3. In order find out if they really come up to my expectations, I tested them in the mighty Carinthian mountains. The Vivobarefoot Ultra 3 is a water resistant movement shoe for adventures on … Continue reading Vivobarefoot Ultra 3 Review
During my stay in Michigan, I couldn’t resist but do some exploring around Detroits abandoned neighborhoods. You might know from previous posts, that I try to avoid touristy places, even though it’s not always possible, and rather explore areas which aren’t so popular. Before driving into Detroits suburbs, I did some research and found out that actually many people would be interested in going there … Continue reading Detroits Abandoned Neighborhoods
Camera gear can weigh a lot, which isn’t a big deal if you travel by car, but as soon as you get out and want to hike or walk for a little you definitely feel the weight of your backpack. Lenses, filters, tripods, the camera itself, all those things can add up and all of a sudden you carry 30 pounds with you. In order to avoid … Continue reading My Favorite Camera Gear For Adventure Photography
Looking through the many photos I took during my trips always brings back those incredible memories and makes me want to pack my stuff again and leave. But what to bring on a trip? That mostly depends on individual preferences. If you stay at an All Inclusive Resort you won’t need much for sure. I, however, love road trips, multiple day hikes, or roaming through countries … Continue reading Travel Essentials for Roadtrips and Hikes
To start this new category on my blog, and as my first entry after two years of travelling, I want to write about inspiration itself. What inspires us? This is not only about travelling. Inspiration can come in many shapes. No matter if it’s inspiration to paint, to write, to play music. Think about your favorite hobby. What inspired you the first time to try … Continue reading Inspiration
Tikal is an ancient mayan city, hidden in the jungle of Petén. It’s a mystic place of devotion and tranquillity. You can find a lot of people there meditating on order to find a balance between body and mind. A rutted, gravel road heads into the heart of the mayan world. The first scene that meets your eye when you enter the national park are the temples, rising high above the surrounding tropical jungle. I was overpowered by … Continue reading Tikal, Guatemala