Archives de catégorie : Trekking
Everest Advance Base Camp Trek
Everest Advance Base Camp Trek By: Gaurab Dangol EVEREST ADVANCE BASE CAMP TREK (18 days) This trip encompasses an adventurous trek to the Everest Advance Base Camp, coupled with an exploratory journey across the Tibetan highlands. This tour has been … Lire la suite
Publié dans Alpinisme, Environment, Escalade, Hiking, Trekking
Tagué climbing, everest, mount everest, trekking, trk
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Building A Home Climbing Wall
Friday, 18 January 2008 – Kris Koonar Its not very difficult to build a Home climbing wall, but proper planning and materials are needed to ensure that you get it right on one go and do not have to remove … Lire la suite
Rock Climbing Walls- A Good Training Aid
Friday, 18 January 2008 – Kris Koonar While outdoor rock climbing is an excellent sport, it is also fraught with risks. You could lose a foothold or you could get caught up in a blizzard or a snowstorm and get … Lire la suite
Publié dans Alpinisme, Environment, Escalade, Hiking, Trekking
Tagué climb, climbing, mountain, rock climb, rock climbing
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Motor Home Adventures in The Adirondack Mountains
Sunday, 16 December 2007 – Andrew Stratton The Adirondacks in upstate New York was one of the first wild preserves set aside and protected in the United States. It is more than 6 million acres of woods, lakes, ponds, and … Lire la suite
Publié dans Alpinisme, Environment, Escalade, Hiking, Trekking
Tagué camping sites, hiking, hiking trails, mountains, national park, park
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Seven Ways to Endanger Your Dog While Hiking
Saturday, 12 April 2008 – Janet Winter Hiking or camping with your dog can be a fun experience for both of you – unless your faithful friend disappears or is injured. Use common sense to plan ahead and avoid a … Lire la suite
Publié dans Alpinisme, Escalade, Hiking, Trekking
Tagué camping, campsite, environment, hiker, hiking, mountain, tents, trek, walking, warm weather
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The New Milestones of Mount Everest
By: Jude Limburn Turner We all know that Tenzing Norgay and Sir Edmund Hillary were the first mountaineers to conquer Mount Everest (8,848 m), and many of us will have heard that Sir Ranulph Fiennes was the first British pensioner … Lire la suite
Publié dans Alpinisme, Escalade, Hiking, Trekking
Tagué Base camp, climbed, climbs, Everest Base Camp, highest peaks, mount everest, mountain, mountaineers
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Everest Environmentalists
By: Jude Limburn Turner It was almost inevitable that a high mountain like Mount Everest (8,848m) would become a high profile platform for environmental issues. On December the 7th 2009, the UN Climate Change Conference will begin in Copenhagen, but … Lire la suite
Publié dans Alpinisme, Escalade, Hiking, Trekking
Tagué environment, everest, Everest Base Camp trek, glacier, greenhouse gas, mountain, népal, trail, traveling, treks
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Hiking And Camping Gear: The Basics
There are endless varieties available, where hiking and camping gear is concerned. However, it does not make much sense to buy expensive gear worth thousands of dollars when you just start off with these activities. While buying hiking and camping … Lire la suite
Publié dans Alpinisme, Environment, Escalade, Hiking, Trekking
Tagué attire, camping gear, campsite, Environnement
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Everest Panorama Trekking
By: Aaozora Dreamland Trek Everest panorama trekking is famous trekking route in Everest region. Everest view trekking is suitable for those people who have limit or short holiday duration for Nepal Himalaya trekking. Everest panorama trekking is not only for … Lire la suite
Publié dans Alpinisme, Environment, Escalade, Hiking, Trekking
Tagué famous mountain, hiking, mountain, traveler, trek, trekking
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5 of the Most Famous Everest Expeditions
By: Jude Limburn Turner Treks to Everest continue to captivate the imagination of climbers and walkers all around the world. Ever since its discovery, hundreds of expeditions have been made to the world’s highest mountain. Some have ended in disaster, … Lire la suite
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