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 MoreMost folks have heard of and tasted the famous Iced Tea and Lemonade drink known as the “Arnold Palmer” but have you ever heard of the “Kevin Rosenberg?” With the heat of summer approaching I think it’s time you learned about this refreshing pick-me-up.
Read MoreThough mask wearing and social distancing have become top of mind over the last year, it’s important to focus on safety on the trail as well as in town. Here are a few simple tips to help you plan a safe and enjoyable outdoor adventure.
Read MoreAt International Adventure Guides we believe in responsible travel/tourism and design our trips around this principle, but what does it mean to be ‘responsible’ when traveling?
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’m an explorer, restless, untethered
Driven by wanderlust, ungrounded and weathered
My pack on my back I’ll set off on the trails
Or maybe hop a freight and just ride the rails
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