Category: Expedition News

Thank you so much to Hayden Lee of Travel Stories Podcast for having me on as a guest. It was a chance to tell a few stories of

Married police constables Dinsesh and Tarakeshwari Rathod claimed to have conquered Everest as the first married Indian couple to summit the famed mountain. The story was a compelling

I’m enjoying an amber ale at Portland’s Base Camp Brewing, and a crowd has already begun to gather. That’s because award-winning industrial designer Mark Shoening has just rumbled

Looking to join a truly one-of-a-kind mountaineering trip? There may be no more unique treks than the survivor-lead expedition to the crash site of Uruguay AF Flight 571,

Overcrowded Everest transit routes are facing a new threat – avalanches triggered by rogue tourist helicopters. “These sightseeing helicopters are hovering above the Khumbu Icefall,” said mountain guide

It was once thought that the 1996 Mount Everest climbing season represented the mountain at it’s worst–overzealous guides, inexperienced climbers, overcrowded routes, poorly coordinated expeditions, all amounting to

In a move that can only be described as climate change disaster tourism of the first order, cruise line Crystal Cruises announced Tuesday that they intend to ply

Too often, it seems that we know little about the underwater world until something goes terribly, terribly wrong. In 2010 BP oil platform Deepwater Horizon exploded while drilling

Crack cave divers from around the continent have gathered in Bell Island, Newfoundland for a new expedition tasked with a flooded iron mine abandoned since the mid-1960’s. In

Not much to add to this beyond the fact that I’m incredibly excited for this documentary film. No other outdoor discipline would tolerate such loss of life among