It happened to be that we got to the last pitch of our great road trip. That one lead us further through the heart of the Canadian rockies, through the Banff National Park. We started our stay in the park with the most obligatory visit of Moraine Lake. I was…
Like already pointed out in the previous report Mira’s birthday was coming up and I had a great surprise trip planned. This trip started the evening before her birthday in Jasper, where we went to an outdoor rental shop and got us two a kayak each. Once mounted to our…
The Rockies had us back and that was good. Here, I knew my way and what’s going on, still, there were so many great things to do and discover. Mira’s birthday was just around the corner and I had a plan about what we could do on that day. However,…
Our trip through the North slowly approached its end, but also on our way down South our route offered many possibilities for outdoor recreation. We started our journey from Whitehorse on the Alaska Highway, which we would now follow to its very end. Everything started quite well and after our…
Our adventure in Denali National Park was the crowning finish to our journey through Alaska. We only spent one more day in Fairbanks and then started our way back to the Canadian Border. Now we were heading towards the areas of the gold rushes around the Forty-Mile River and the…
Day 3: Mountaineering to the Pass Somehow after all these exciting happenings on the previous day, we still got quite some good rest during the night. Now we woke up to some magnificent weather. Just now some of the first sun rays made it over the summit behind our tent…
Anchorage, the Kenai Peninsula and in general the Pacific coast were a finished chapter for us. Now we were heading further to the interior of Alaska. We were on our way to Denali National Park. I still had a score to settle with this place. For instance, I have never…
Like already announced, we still had more plans on the Kenai Peninsula. A new window for our van would be available after the long Memorial Day weekend, which made us travel around for this trip only with a provisory tape setup covering the hole. Also, we could store all our…
The next chapter to be written on our trip was set to take place on the Kenai-Peninsula south of Anchorage. In Anchorage itself we had spent a few days meeting some friends, planning our further travels and investigating the weather. Then, finally, all the signs were on ‚go‘ and we…
Now that we were running on our summer schedule, Wrangell-St. Elias National Park was our next stop on the route. Well, actually it was quite a detour from our trip but for Alaskan measurements, it was basically around the corner. In addition to that America‘s biggest National Park is just…
Southcentral Alaska we had reached, now there was only one more step: Let’s hit Thompson Pass and get out on our skis! After so many travel days we were definitely ready for some outdoor activities and some fresh air. Like already reported the weather for this area was predicted to…
As the weather on the coast was very moody at that time of the year, which wasn’t really common people told us, there was not that much more to explore in Haines for us. I wish I could’ve gotten a longer, more interesting stay out of this but in this…
After our excellent drive on the Stewart-Cassiar Highway up into the Yukon Territory, we first made our way to Whitehorse where we stocked up our supplies and planned our next steps. On the southern Klondike Highway, we wanted to drive up to the White Pass, which lies between the Yukon,…
For our way up north I chose the same route that Moritz and I had taken before. This meant that we would drive along the Stewart-Cassiar Highway behind the Coastal Mountains. This road has been one of the big highlights on our road trip two years ago and this time…
I have left Revelstoke behind me and found myself in the Rockies for a while. The first week I was busy for Hagen Alpin Tours skiing the ski areas in the Banff National Park before my travel companion Mira picked me up and the adventure Alaska 2.0 took off. One…
So, winter in Revelstoke is already over for me again. Since I last reported here tonnes of things happened. T report about all of them would be way too much effort so I will just write a summary of all the highlights. Those highlights definitely include all those touring days…
It’s been a while that i reported here on this site but now I sure have enough photos that I would like to present you in another gallery. The subject: Winter in Revelstoke and its surrounding area. Sounds familiar? Sure, that was the subject last winter already, however, this winter…
And with that, we’re already at the third an last report about the Eagle Walk. This time we go from Lermoos at the Zugspitze-Mountain all across the Lechtal Alps to St. Christoph at the Arlberg. This equals the last eight stages of the Eagle Walk. This time I started the…
So, next try. For the restart of my mission, I adjusted some settings, as I was completely overloaded during my first two stages. Tent, camping mattress and sleeping bag I replaced by a smaller sleeping bag only for huts, as my further plan was to spend every night on huts…
Here we go, finally, I started my long tour through Tirol in St. Johann on the 30th of August, 2018. Around noon, I arrived on the train and marched to the official start of the trail, which was marked by a big eagle statue. On this late summer afternoon the…
