I have less than two weeks left in South America. In a similar fashion to the start of my trip where I posted up for a few weeks in the beautiful mountain town of Huaraz, Peru, I am bookending my time with a few weeks in the beautiful mountain town
About 3 hours north of Huaraz, in the northern half of the Cordillera Blanca is one of the most popular day hikes in the area. The day trip is to visit Laguna 69 (no idea why it's called that). You reach the lake at the end of a
I am a little behind the pace here, apologies for the radio silence! A couple of weeks ago I flew to Peru. I spent a few days in Lima and then I goto an 8-hour overnight bus to Huaraz. Huaraz is a small town in the middle of Peru. It
It is interesting that what is probably the hardest walk to get a ticket for in Australia is also one that not many people have heard of. Most people I talk to nod along knowingly when I have mentioned walks like the Larapinta Trail and the Overland Track, but when
I had about 2 weeks between finishing the Larapinta Trail and starting on the Jatbula Trail. This time was spent on two road trips, as well as hanging out in Alice Springs. If you took a bingo card and populated it with some of the most classic central Australian and
I came back to reality last Friday afternoon after wrapping up 13 days on the Larapinta Trail earlier that morning. This was the longest walk I've done to date, and is likely to be the longest walk I do all year (although there are some other pretty big
June in the NT I wanted to get some words down here before the adventure actually begins, and outline what the next few weeks looks like for those following along at home. In short what is lined up is: * 2 weeks walking the Larapinta Trail * 5 day road trip from