An IAG Travel Blog
It’s been almost 8 years since I first set of from Kangerlussuaq on the 100 mile (160 km) journey to the coast of West Greenland and the town of Sisimiut. As a professional guide I’m fortunate to live a life of adventure but this particular adventure has stayed with me as one of my favorites, the first time I truly felt like an explorer.
Read MoreICELAND HAS DONE AN AMAZING JOB HANDLING THE PANDEMIC AND BOASTS ONE OF THE HIGHEST VACCINATION RATES, AND LOWEST INFECTION RATES IN THE WORLD. That being said, travel to Iceland can still be a bit confusing and the rules can change with only a few days’ notice. Having just led a trip to Iceland at the end of July and returning at the end of August to lead a private group, I’ve put together a few tips based on my research and experience.
Read MoreIn September of 2014 I flew into Kangerlussuaq, Greenland to hike the Arctic Circle Trail (Polar Route) to the west coast town of Sisimiut. I’ve always prided myself on offering my clients a unique, off the beaten path, adventure and what could satisfy that criteria more than a trekking adventure in the least populated country on the planet.
Read MoreI woke up to snow covering the mountains about 500’ above me, with fog rolling in and the sky threatening rain. “Who cares,” I think to myself. The ground at my elevation is clear and I’m heading into town today. I finish what bit of coffee I have left and hoist a much lighter backpack onto my shoulders. I’m excited to get into town. Excited to finally have a hot shower, clean clothes and a juicy burger, but mostly I’m just excited about the burger.
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