Great Divide Trail (GDT)

The wild heart of the Rockies. Stretching over 1,100km from Waterton Lakes National Park to Kakwa Provincial Park, the Great Divide Trail (GDT) is a loosely connected series of trails, old forestry roads, and off-trail cross-country segments. It follows the Continental Divide, crossing between Alberta and British Columbia dozens of times. Unlike more established National Scenic Trails, the GDT is often a "choose your own adventure" experience where the path frequently vanishes into scree slopes or dense willow bushwhacks. Hikers must be prepared for extreme isolation, technical river crossings, and the relentless verticality of the Canadian Rockies.

The Kharkhiraa and Turgen massifs are part of the Altai Mountains in remote Western Mongolia. This is an expedition-style trek through a sparsely populated region. The journey involves crossing high mountain passes and trekking through valleys used by nomadic herders. The peaks of Kharkhiraa (4,037m) and Turgen (3,965m) overlook a landscape of high-altitude steppes and larch forests. It is an exploration of the nomadic lifestyle and the varied ecosystems of the Altai.