“The documentary will tell the story of our team’s experience as we join the adventurer ‘Guapo’ in a sailing trip from Mexico to Australia. We will learn about his past, philosophy and fearless way of life. In the way, we will learn the value the of nature, face the challenges the ocean presents us, visit islands, dive the seas and fish to survive. Finding Guapo is a documentary about life, adventure, nature, sailing, diving, freedom, but mostly about madness.”

“25 journeys of 1000 miles or more, each using a different form of non-motorised transport. A true global adventure with a total distance equivalent to the circumference of the Earth around the Equator. Along the way, Dave hopes to raise £1,000,000 for charity and use creative adventure to inspire people to think big, stay healthy and care for our planet.”

“The project is a human powered adventure by foot, packraft and kayak between the highest summit of Poland (Mount Rysy, 2499m) to the Baltic sea in May 2012. The lowest point is at -1,8m and called Raczki Elbląskie, which I hope to visit as well”

“After four years of choosing which challenge to take on first, we are finally ready to announce our plans! Our first adventure will be cycling unsupported from Cornwall, UK to the Hunter Valley in Australia. Holly’s home to David’s home by bicycle.”

“Wilfred Thesiger was one of my heroes. It was his books who inspired me to join (very briefly!) his old Boxing Club at university. They encouraged me to think ambitiously but simply about making big journeys. And when he died (I was cycling through South America at the time), I felt sad that I never had the opportunity to meet him. Leon McCarron and I walked 1000 miles across the Arabian Peninsula, inspired by the spirit of Thesiger’s own expeditions in the Rub ‘al Khali desert, the Empty Quarter. Meaningless Penance? will tell the story of our journey.” – Alastair Humphreys

“Inspired by the Great British explorers of the nineteenth century who travelled in the interior of Africa as well as more recent heroes of exploration such as Ed Stafford, who walked the length of the Amazon river; this expedition will not only be a feat of endurance but also a means to raise awareness about some of the contemporary issues that face Africa in the twenty first century.”

“On Earth Day (April 22) of 2010 Dave and Amy Freeman began a three year, 11,700 mile journey across North America by kayak, canoe, and dogsled. Their goal is to use their journey as a platform for gaining support and protection for North America’s waterways and wild places, while actively engaging over 100,000 elementary and middle school students in their journey though this website and live school assemblies.”

“The PATAGONIAN EXPEDITION RACE® is a true expedition, taking teams of four through lands previously unknown to the human eye. Racers receive minimal assistance as they traverse through the pristine southern Patagonia by means of trekking, climbing and related rope work, kayaking, mountain biking, and backcountry navigation. They often cover hundreds of kilometers without seeing a soul. “

“HikingTheTrail.com is a blog about the journey of one mans dream to hike the Appalachian trail. The adventure is not just on the trail itself. This blog starts with the journey to get to the trail and will finish after the trail is over as Adam reflects back on the adventure putting together a documentary, companion photo log and trip diary.”

“At the top of the world in the Yukon and Alaska wilderness of northwestern North America, an epic winter sports event takes place every February: the Yukon Quest 1,000 Mile International Sled Dog Race. Covering 1,000 miles (1,600 km) between Whitehorse, Yukon and Fairbanks, Alaska during the depths of winter, the Yukon Quest is known for excellence in canine care and fostering the traditions of northern travel by dog sled.”

“Cycle South will be a world-first bicycle journey across the Antarctic continent to the South Pole. Covering nearly 750 miles, the route will traverse from Hercules Inlet to the Geographic South Pole, and if conditions permit, 750 miles back to the coast again.”

“In Summer Next year, I’ll be heading off alone to cycle 13,000 miles through the 50 states of the USA. Starting in Alaska and ending with Hawaii, I’m loading up a touring bike with everything but the kitchen sink, and taking a very wiggly route across one of the most diverse countries on the globe.”