The Rwenzori mountain range stretches for sixty miles along the Ugandan-Congo (Zaire) border. Often dubbed ‘the Mountains of the Moon’, their glacial summits are enshrouded in cloud and midst for much of the year. The Rwenzoris were formed millions of years ago when violent tectonic activity forced together two halves of the African continent, creating theGreat Rift Valley.
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Zay starts his kayaking journey west of Hallstatt to explore the beautiful Hallstatt Lake. Along the way he is taught the correct way to paddle and keep the boat stable from his guide. Kayaking is a sport that can be done even if you have little previous experience, although you should always ensure you go out with an experienced guide. Don’t forget a lifejacket!
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The word Nepal conjures up an image of towering mountains rising to the heavens, covered with layers of blue cold ice and snow. In this landscape of giants lies the world’s tallest peak: Mount Everest.
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If you are in Ireland to hike, there can be few better places than Connemara. The name itself has the power to excite, conjuring up images of cloud capped mountains.
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The Rocky Mountain State of Wyoming is bordered by Idaho to the west and Montana to the north. It’s large areas of unspoilt land, rolling hills and grassy plains make it ideal cattle country and traditional ranching still survives.
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