Navaya ole Ndaskoi interviews lawyer and climber Andres Perez who successfully completed his own ‘mountaineering duathlon’ in Tanzania.
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The Vienna Vertical Reports on tripwolf the First-Ever Climb of the Hunza Peak
The Vienna Verticals, Harry Grün, Klaus Bonazza and Jakob Karner will in the coming weeks climb the 20,570 feet high Hunza Peak, in the Karakoram region of Pakistan. As the first athletes to ever attempt to reach the peak, the three Viennese climbers will report through texts, photos, videos and audio recordings on tripwolf.com. Users of [...]
Hi Shredability: Hawaiian Surf Culture
Hi Shredability host Tyler Manson spends a day with former Triple Crown winner Myles Padaca, who teaches his daughter how to surf at the Menehune Contest in Haleiwa. For more rad videos, visit VBS.TV
Hi Shredability: Surfing in New York
In this episode of Hi Shredability, host Tyler Manson and Jake Burghart gather a group of out-of-towners for a surf trip out to Rockaway Beach.
Hi Shredability: The Life of Pro-Surfer Alex Knost
The show ‘Hi Shredability’ on VBS.TV profiles surfers around the world. Here’s what Tyler Manson of VSB.TV said about the project: “I am really excited to have Alex Knost in our first episode because you could watch Al tie his fucking shoe and it would be entertaining. He just has that sort of energy, and [...]
Trekking Kilimanjaro: Interview with Henry Stedman
Disclaimer: I received a review copy of Kilimanjaro: The trekking guide to Africa’s highest mountain by author Henry Stedman. In 2001, Bruno Brunod from Italy ran up Kilimanjaro in 5 hours, 36 minutes and 35 seconds. Definitely nothing for the average trekker, I think, and continue reading the fully revised and expanded Kilimanjaro: The trekking [...]
Mammoth Mountain Bike Park Offers Stay and Bike Package
Mammoth Mountain Bike Park, the only bike park in Southern California, offers more than 100 miles of trails for all levels. Downhill, freeride, or cross country. Easy or challenging. Slow or fast. The child friendly Downtowner Trail or the extreme Kamikaze Trail. Pine tree corridors or open vistas. The choice is yours. Whether you’re a [...]
Try New Sports When Traveling
I think everyone has at least one favourite sport, whether it’s practicing yourself or watching on TV. A few days ago I came to think about what sports I have tried so far. I remember my first activity ever, baby swim with mom. About two years later I tried downhill skiing for the first time. [...]
A World of Adventure
Is it possible to ever get enough of adventures? I am fully convinced that it isn’t. Scroll down for some good suggestions on various travel companies with a focus on adventure vacations and activities across the world. Adventure Life – Tours in South & Central America including Amazon tours, Iguazu Falls, “Rainforest and Ruins in Belize”, “Pure Patagonia” and [...]
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