Back in 2005, I started my first solo hiking trip into the desert of Jordan. Again, I made use of the self-built trailer which already survived the desert hiking trip in Egypt and which will also s...

The Salkantay Trail (Camino del Inca Salkantay) near Cusco, Peru, is a popular alternative to the overrun Inca Trail (Camino del Inca) both leading up to the ancient ruins of Machu Picchu. Since th...

Mallorca is awesome for hiking - although it doesn’t look like this in the first place since it’s widely known as a party place. The GR221, as part of the European network of long-distance trails, ...

Traveling the world has at least one absolute constant: change will happen. Especially during travels, things are changing constantly - this is the mystical part of traveling. Each day is a day tha...

In El Bolson you can literally watch the time going by. There is no rush, no stress, especially if you hike up the mountains towards the border of Chile and hop from refugio to refugio, enjoying de...

El Chalten is an upcoming (if not already) hot spot for tourism and on the edge to become a mainstream place-to-be in Patagonia. Nevertheless, not yet a McDonald’s restaurant can be found there so ...

The trip I will cover in the post was a short 3-4 days trip we did in September 2015 around Mendoza, Argentina. This region allows you easily to chose amongst plenty of different possibilities to p...

Since I couldn’t find any proper source with some basic information around packrafting the Palena river, I intend to close this gap with this post. Within the packrafting scene, several people alre...

An old friend of mine visited me in Argentina and we used this time to do some hiking/packrafting combo in Chile close to the border of Argentina. As basically everywhere in Patagonia, hiking and ...

In May 2015, I spent an extended weekend in Paraty, Brazil, to do some jungle hiking with a friend near the shore. We started the trip in Paraty, Brazil, a touristic town located at the shore betw...