Active Travel Adventures

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The Active Travel Adventures podcast inspires and empowers you to lead a bigger life through adventure travel. We scour the planet for the most fun and beautiful active vacations, whether it’s climbing Machu Picchu, rafting the Colorado river through the Grand Canyon, walking the El Camino in Spain, or bicycling the stiletto heel of Italy. The common denominator is that you have to MOVE: either hike, bike, paddle and/or horseback ride for part of each day! The bar is set that my reasonably fit 58 year old body can do these adventures and so can YOU! These adventures aren’t crazy hard or dangerous like climbing Mount Everest… they are doable, epic fun vacations for those that are in decent physical shape. Most have a difficulty rating of 3 out of 5, so if you’re in reasonable shape, particularly if you are willing to train a bit, you can do these trips! All adventures offer a fascinating and unique way to immerse yourself in another culture or destination.

Episodes

ATA 21 | Hiking The Dolomites
Today we explore a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Dolomite mountains of northeast Italy.   Striking in beauty, this amazing mountain range once sat under the sea and are part of the Southern Limestone Alps. On the first episode, our guest, Annie, an avid world adventure traveler, describes her multi-sport adventure in the Dolomites as the “perfect†vacation:  outstanding natural beauty, fantastic food and drink, wonderful people and challenging but doable adventures! Annie says that hiking
ATA 20 | Bhutan Adventure Travel
  Bhutan offers not only exceptional cultural interest, but also four ecosystems (subtropical, temperate, alpine and arctic). It offers amazing adventure travel opportunities! Bhutan adventure travel includes hiking, biking, whitewater rafting, and kayaking opportunities – not to mention wildlife and birding tours. Kit Parks narrates her amazing five-day trek in Bhutan and describes some amazing memories that were worth every climb. Along with her stories, she shares some helpful tips on altitude training from Alto Lab
ATA 19 | Culture In The Himalayas
  Known as the Land of the Thunder Dragon, Bhutan has so much uniqueness to share to world travelers. Unlike other countries, Bhutan pays more attention to its people’s Gross National Happiness as opposed to Gross National Product. Most people wear the colorful national dress- a “gho” for men (a woven wrap around jacket and knee length skirt with knee socks) and a “kira” for women (also woven, but usually more colorful and fitted and with a floor length skirt.) Landlocked in
ATA 18 | Galapagos Islands Adventure
Most Galapagos Island visitors see them via cruise boats. But the best way to see the Galapagos Island animals, landscape and people is by taking a land-based tour. On today’s show, we learn what it is like, and what we will see and do on this exciting adventure.  We will hike the volcanos, and snorkel the seas to see up close the amazing animals that inspired Darwin.  At night, while the crusie ships are out

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