Journeys

We will ride approximately 50 miles and climb 4500 vertical feet per day on roads made famous by the Tour De France and on gravel roads with views of Mont Blanc and Lac d’Annecy - we won't forget the coffee, of course!

We will journey from Torino, the birthplace of Vermouth, espresso, and giandujotti to the UNESCO World Heritage sites of Langhe and Monferrato where we will enjoy private truffle hunting, wine tour, and tasting. Our adventure continues with a cuisine masterclass, e-biking through the hills of Alta Langa, and trekking into the sunken valleys of Barbaresco covered with rows of grapevines. 

With the expedition sailboat Aurora as our 'backcountry hut', we will sail to West Greenland where there are hardly any trails - perfect for those who seek adventure trail running along fjords, up mountains, around lakes, and river crossings.

With the expedition sailboat Aurora as our 'backcountry hut', we will sail to the West Fjords which one of Iceland's most remote areas that can offer trail runners endless pursuits on its mountains, sheltered fjords and bays.

Asturias has some of the world’s deepest caves hidden in its lush green landscapes where wild canyons and white water rapids can also be found. Adventure seekers will be trekking, rafting, kayaking, canyoning, caving, and enjoying some of Spain's tastiest local foods.

The Transylvanian Carpathian Mountains are also known as the Transylvanian Alps and has the largest unfragmented forest in Europe. Trail runners will have the great wide open for themselves running with abundant wildlife, technical trails, and hardly another soul to interrupt their flow.

The Transylvanian Carpathian Mountains boast a unique variety of landscapes which include a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and Europe's largest wetland. Mountain bikers will have plenty of roots, single-track, stones, rock gardens, sharp turns, and exposed ridges on trails that are totally made by nature.

With the expedition sailboat Arktika as our 'backcountry hut', we will sail to East Greenland where 3,500 inhabitants are scattered along 2,600 km of coastline. Trail runners will aim for mountains following no particular trail on its technical, wild, and remote terrain.