Reasons not to climb Kilimanjaro
1. You’ll hate having your picture taken on top – it’s so cliche 2. The trekking crew are so unfriendly 3. The views
May 20, 2019
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1. You’ll hate having your picture taken on top – it’s so cliche 2. The trekking crew are so unfriendly 3. The views
As far as holidays go, trekking is pretty environmentally friendly. You use less transport to get from A to B, and explore the natural wilderness
Packing for an upcoming holiday can often be one of the most stressful parts, especially when trekking. Deciding what items to take and how
By Ray Baker My 40th anniversary of trekking in the Himalayas is coming up in 2019. I’ve made many mistakes along the way and I’d
Here at Back Track Adventures, we’ve been trekking far and wide since our first trek to Annapurna in 1985. There are plenty of awesome treks
Putting your best foot forward on a trek is a lot easier in the right pair of boots. It’s hard to appreciate the beautiful scenery
Ray Baker has recently completed two Himalayan Treks, one in Nepal and one in Sikkim, India. Here, he reflects on both treks – how they
By Ray Baker The more you trek, the more you discover and Ray Baker shares his insights, learnings and yearnings from years of trekking. A
By Ray Baker, trek leader When you are at home, you control what you eat and when! But when trekking, whether it is in Nepal,
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