All Activity Posts

Traveling around the world doing nothing doesn’t really make sense, does it? There are so many awesome ways to explore it!

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We probably quite obviously have our favorite activities to do, but we are always down to trying out something new. Therefore, we often ask locals, fellow travelers or the big wide web for advice.

As the revealing heading has already made pretty clear, this is our highlighted posts about activities. Our top three that we definitely think you should read!

What is hiking?

Why is it called hiking and not walking? What is the difference between day-hiking, hut-to-hut hiking, trekking or mountain climbing?...

Have we gotten you all inspired and excited to try out new activities and things? Or do you want to know more about activities you’ve already tried out, hear our experiences or something else entirely. We have collected all our written blog posts about activities and made it easy for you to filter out activity specific posts. 

We hope you can find whatever it is you are looking for. As we try out and learn more about other activities, we will for sure expand our activity filter (which we are looking so much forward to be able to do). Who’s to know what experiences our next adventure will bring us?

What If I’m Not a Thru-Hiker?

As the trail jitters are becoming more and more real — simultaneously with our start date on the PCT getting closer — this other little thing has started bubbling inside me. A fear. To be honest, a fairly unwanted one. One big, terrifying question, keeps arising now and then...

Why do we hike & why should you?

For us that is a big question with no single answer. We will do our best to give you an idea anyway. And why is that you may think? Hiking isn’t just one thing. Hiking is a lot of things. Therefore, we have a lot of reasons to hike. But...

What is hiking?

Why is it called hiking and not walking? What is the difference between day-hiking, hut-to-hut hiking, trekking or mountain climbing? When is it a thru-hike? This blogpost explains it all in an easy to understand way...

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