Hey!
I’m adventuring around the world mainly by bicycle or hiking with the occasional help of a packraft!
On this website, you will find trip reports/guides with information I would have loved to have before some of my trips.
Enjoy and cheers!👋
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Greater Himalaya Trail [GHT] high route – 2026
ℹ️ The GHT is one of the hardest, if not the hardest, long-distance trails in the world. Besides gaining 130,000 m of vertical elevation over just 1,400 km, you have to cross multiple technical passes up to 6,200 m in the most remote parts of the Himalayas in Nepal. Introduction I first heard about the…
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Bikepacking Afghanistan Bamian and Wakhan 2026 – Solo Independent – A Guide
ℹ️ This route is in Afghanistan. A country which is by the vast majority of western countries NOT considered safe to travel. I prepared and planned this trip for 4 months. Consider these points for your planning. This guide will be structured in five main parts: Introduction 28 Days | 2.330 km | 23.450 m…
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Bikepacking Syria Ma’loula and Homs 2026 – a Guide
ℹ️ This route is in Syria. A country that is, by the vast majority of Western countries, NOT considered safe to travel to. Since the illegal military operations carried out by the United States and Israel[1],[2] against Iran, the situation must be checked vigorously. [1] IamExpad View Source [2] OHCHR View Source Introduction After cycling…
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Bikepacking Iraq, Kurdistan, Baghdad, and Babylon – A Guide 2026
ℹ️ This route is in Iraq. A country that is, by the vast majority of Western countries, NOT considered safe to travel to. Since the illegal military operations carried out by the United States and Israel[1],[2] against Iran, the situation must be checked vigorously. [1] IamExpad View Source [2] OHCHR View Source Introduction This was…
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Hiking Sweden’s Sarek national park
ℹ️ The Sarek national park is a nice start into backcountry hiking in Europe. Nevertheless there are still the normal challenges of backcountry hiking like: no infrastructure, no cell service, no established trail, etc. So don’t underestimate it – be prepared. Introduction This was my first noteworthy hike into the backcountry. I would consider it…