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Wilderness Voyageurs

Expand your adventure zone, experience the best ohiopyle rafting, adventures & bike tours.

Make Wilderness Voyageurs your go-to outfitter to experience Ohiopyle’s best White Water Rafting , Biking ,   Youghiogheny Fly Fishing , Kayaking Instruction , SUP Tours & Scout Adventures in and around Ohiopyle State Park . As the oldest and most experienced outfitter on the East Coast (established 1964), we know how to make your outing with family and friends the best it can be on the rivers and trails of southern Pennsylvania, western Maryland, and eastern West Virginia. Expert guides, proven instruction programs, and thousands of happy guests for over 50 years tells our story!  Make it your story, too! Plus, our award-winning small group Bike Tours offer you fantastic, fully-supported, active vacations across America with the best riding routes, locations, lodging, food and guides.

From National Geographic Traveler award-winning Civil War bike tours to the Great Allegheny Passage, Erie Canal, Georgia’s Gold Coast, Portugal & more – explore exceptional active bicycling vacations.

Ohiopyle Rafting & Adventures

From world class Ohiopyle white water rafting trips for first-timers, families & adrenaline junkies to expert whitewater kayak & SUP instruction, Scout programs, fly-fishing – expand your adventure!

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See why ohiopyle is pennsylvania’s favorite outdoor small town, great allegheny passage, ohiopyle state park, laurel highlands.

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Womens fly fishing, kayaking instruction, sup boarding, take a trip to our complete outdoor store.

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We had a fantastic bike trip to the eastern shore of Maryland. We were in Easton, Oxford, and Backwater. Our guides were professional and well prepared. We brought our own bikes. The instructions that were sent out were great and helpful. The meals were fantastic. The accommodations were great. My girlfriend and I were very satisfied!

We never did get as much pre-conditioning done as we needed to, but managed to ride 111 miles of the itinerary out of the possible 147 total miles. The guides were so so helpful in all ways and we rode sections in the van when we needed to. The lunches and morning and afternoon snacks had enough choices to accommodate all. Each of the night time stays were unique and memorable. We will do another tour again.

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Raina and Taylor went above and beyond to make sure that everyone had a great experience on the GAP trail from Pittsburgh to Maryland. They are a valuable asset to your organization and were a large part of why the trip was such a success. Thank you for an enjoyable adventure.

Great Trip! It rained 5 days of the 6 day tour and we still enjoyed ourselves. Wilderness Voyageurs had the logistics planned out perfectly! Saw cute towns and did some uphill and downhill biking. They even added short sightseeing tours. This is more than a bike ride; it's a vacation!

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Wilderness Voyageurs has been a great partner with the Laurel Highlands Council in forming the boys who participate in our program into the men who will lead us into tomorrow. Their familiarity with the aims and methods of Scouting is evident in the way their guides instruct and inspire the boys to embrace the adventures of life and allow that experience to deepen their pursuit of character, citizenship and fitness.

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Explore Beyt Dwarka with us

Camping in Beyt Dwarka

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A small island off the coast of Dwarka and accessed via Okha is home to the namesake Temple, and supposedly the residence of Lord Krishna when he arrived here. Apart from the main Temple, beach is also famous for private beach camping. You can enjoy your precious holidays at our peaceful campsite and enjoy sounds of waves, Chirping of sea eagles, stunning voyage during dolphin exploration, Breathtaking night view with DJ & bonfire. Join us and just get vanished from the race of the world for sometime and spend sometime to explore yourself.

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Per person Package: Dome Tent ⛺ Ahmedabad to Ahmedabad 4199 ₹  Rajkot to Rajkot 4199₹  Beyt Dwarka to Beyt Dwarka 2999 ₹ 

Swiss Tent 🎪 Ahmedabad to Ahmedabad 4699 ₹ Rajkot to Rajkot 4699 ₹ Beyt Dwarka to Beyt Dwarka 3499 ₹

Scuba Diving 🤿 2500 ₹ per person

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  • Lunch, After lunch small nap
  • Tea & Coffee
  • Marine walk and visit to sunset point
  • Dinner, Campfire, Dj and Garba
  • Warm up & Breakfast
  • Dolphin exploration (aprox. 2-3 hours boat ride), Dance and garba in boat
  • Visit famous Signature Bridge
  • Return back to camp
  • Visit to Shivrajpur Beach
  • Visit to Dwarka market
  • DWARIKADHISH temple, Sudama setu, and gomti ghat visit
  • Departure for home with beautiful memories

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  • Alcohol , Drugs, Smoking & Tobacco are strictly prohibited and if any found suspect in such case, immediate cancellation of member Participation and no further service/return ticket/refund will be paid.
  • Punctuality and Discipline are must.
  • The organiser has all the rights to modify/change/cancel the itinerary and that may / may not be informed to the participants.
  • No person/Organization will be responsible for any loss of the luggage or valuables carried by the participants.
  • Schedule will run according to tidal situation of sea

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Swiss alps snow adventure.

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On  March 14 to 17 2024 (Thursday to Sunday), we’ll bring 50 members of the VOYAGERS family for our third special weekend snow adventure in the Swiss Alps. We’re running this weekend at cost, with a mission to build close friendships among VOYAGERS working across a diverse range of industries and geographies – startup founders, investors, researchers, activists and many more. To reserve your place, click on the “Join The Swiss Alps Snow Adventure” link near the bottom of this page.

Iceland Climate-Tech Adventure

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On May 25 to 28 2023 , we’ll bring our VOYAGERS climate-tech community to Iceland for a special three-night networking adventure. We’re running this weekend at cost, with a mission to build close friendships among VOYAGERS working across a diverse range of climate-related projects from many geographies – startup founders, investors, researchers, activists and many more. We asked participants on our last Iceland adventure: “Overall, how would you rate the adventure on a scale from 0 [worst] to 10 [best]?” Their average score was 9.2 out of 10.

Spanish Camino Hiking Adventure

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On June 15 to 18 2023 , we’ll bring the VOYAGERS community on a special three-night, four-day hiking adventure in Galicia, northern Spain. We’re running this weekend at cost, with a mission to build close friendships among VOYAGERS working across a diverse range of industries and geographies – startup founders, investors, researchers, activists and many more. We asked past participants in this adventure: “Overall, how would you rate the adventure on a scale from 0 [worst] to 10 [best]?” Their average score was 9.4 out of 10.

Edinburgh Fringe Festival Adventure

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On August 8 to 11 2023 , we will take 40 people to experience the magnificent chaos that is the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. We’ll take over a beautiful 18th-century castle outside Edinburgh with connections to Mary Queen of Scots, so that we have an oasis of calm to return to after each day’s cornucopia of performances. We’ll use our arts-media network to get tickets to shows that stimulate and intrigue, but we’ll also make time for spontaneity, for participants to find and drop into some of the off-beat, unique offerings that make the fringe so special. Our team has designed this adventure to balance the guided and critically filtered with the utterly unpredictable, so participants experience the festival at its best.

Portugal Health-Tech Adventure

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For the third year, we’re taking up to 50 VOYAGERS to Portugal’s wine country on October 7 to 10 2023 for a three-day health-tech networking adventure. This adventure had feedback of 9.4 out of 10 in 2021. That’s because we carefully curate the agenda to connect VOYAGERS at a deep level – through activities ranging from river trekking to participating in the grape harvest and health-tech workshops.

Italian Palazzo Health-Tech Adventure

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On July 7 to 10 2022 , VOYAGERS took 50 people working in health-tech on an Italian Palazzo Adventure. Based in a historic palace in Petritoli, Le Marche, we spent three intense days truffle-hunting, mountain-biking, snow hiking, pasta-making, wine-sampling, clock-tower climbing, Werewolf-playing, speakeasy-embracing, town-square dancing, opera-house performing, storytelling and generally building a warm friendship group.

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Explore, dream, discover an active life with 50+ Voyagers, a travel club and an activity center, exclusively for Senior Citizens

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Be independent and travel with same age and like minded Senior Citizens. Join 50+ Voyagers Travel and Adventure Club for a safe, comfortable and all inclusive Group Tour within India and to international destinations, designed for 'Silver Citizens'.

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Searching for an anniversary or birthday gift for your parents or a Senior Citizen relative? Worried of solitude and loneliness of your loved ones? Relieve those feelings by sending your dear one on a vacation - a place which they always dreamed of travelling.

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Life has lot to offer to those over 50! Make friends, stay active and celebrate life on a day-out around your city. Join our enrichment programs and workshops - Social Media and Computer, Tai Chi, Photography, Gardening and many more exclusively for senior citizens.

Specifically Designed For Over 50 and Senior Citizens Small Group, Big Memories Leisurely Paced, Persionalized Holiday Senior Friendly Accomodation and Transport Tour Manager experienced in taking care of elderly

Jog waterfall, mandu-ujjain, kenya-masaimara, south africa, give the gift of travel, call us today to plan a personalized holiday for your parents or an elderly relative. we take care of rest., marvels of kerala, temples of coffee trail, tale of two cities, sri lanka timeless beauty, celebrate life, rejuvenate friendship join a travel club for silver citizens, organic gardening - l1, sudoku challenge, computer and internet, photography, get inspired, chikmagalur diary, the unstoppable, rediscover hobbies, singapore travelogue, testimonials, we are committed to improve the lives of silver citizens.

Life beyond 50+ is so exciting, especially when you are with like-minded young people and want to enjoy life like kid. This is how I would like to summarize 50+ Voyagers. My mom for the first time travelled alone with a group of strangers but she came back with lifelong friends and memories to cherish. I am so glad that I could facilitate creating this memory for her during recent Ladakh trip. Very well organised, all thanks to Sangita who personally took care of everyone on the trip. Pictures of this event are saying a lot more. How I wish I was 50+ too ! Looking forward to creating more memories for my mom with you.

The life starts at 50 is what I fully endorse after joining Ladakh trip 3rd-11th August 2016. Every person has a child within, let it come out and there can be no better way than joining 50+ Voyagers Travel and Adventure Club. I was a bit skeptical and apprehensive of joining it but now I think it has been my one of the best decisions to be a part of it. The itinerary was properly planned right from the flights to hotels to sightseeing. Everything was hassle free. In a nut shell it was adventurous, amazing and awesome experience. Thank you Sangita for making me feel younger and healthier.

Due to the age factor (78+), going alone anywhere gives me a little scare. When I came to know about 50+ Voyagers and booked Coorg tour with them, I was in the beginning skeptical how the services would be. However, when the day arrived to commence the 3 days holidays, everything from pick up from my house till they dropped me back at home - went off in the most pleasant and smooth manner. The accommodation was the best one could imagine nice cottages among a 250 acres of coffee estate, where nature showed its splendor. I would say that 50+ Voyagers is the ideal organization to look for those who have crossed 50. The service rendered by them is superb. I am looking forward to my next holiday with 50+ Voyagers.

At the outset, my wife (aged 66 with knee problem) and I (70 years) were apprehensive as to whether we would be able to undertake the Himachal Pradesh tour given mountainous and hilly area conditions. Well after horse-riding at Kufri, I could see from expressions on the face of my wife that she had got her confidence back and had almost forgotten her knee pain. Advantage of travelling with 50+ Voyagers is that all are of almost same age, group being almost on same wave length, customized visiting places, cohesiveness and careful planning. I recommend to my friends of above fifty to avail themselves of the facilities provided by the 50+ Plus Voyagers Travel and Adventure Club. I am sure you will agree that age is just a number.

3 Cheers 50+ Voyagers for arranging this wonderful tour to Kenya. One of the most amazing, satisfying and enjoyed tours to Kenya. Did not realise how one week just flew. Still living in the world of the wild animals and keep looking at all the pictures. Though it was a very rough terrain with no roads we did not feel it then. Was it the company we were in or just being amongst nature ? It was worth it and would love to take more tours with them. Going to Nagaland Hornbill Festival with 50+ Voyagers in December. Hats off to 50+ Voyagers Travel and Adventure Club for catering to us 60+

It was my 5th trip with 50+ Voyagers, when I went on a 8 day trip to Sri Lanka ! My first international! Everything was taken care well - My safety being a single lady, the company that I want, to share my views and experiences while travelling together with like minded, same aged men and women who are relaxed with no hassles of not getting leave from work place, and with relaxed mindset to enjoy life after finishing duties towards children.. what more you want? In the last trip to Srilanka, I found myself climbing 1700 steps to top of lion rock fort at 200ft height which I thought was unbelievable!

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Since 1997, Voyageur Adventures has proudly served over 20,000 participants to bring the story and experience of the voyageur canoe to companies, students and tour groups.

Our journey ahead remains as always; to explore, discover and share the challenges and insights of leadership, learning, collaboration and care. And as with any journey, it simply requires one paddle stroke at a time.

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Thank you so much for a fantastic Voyageur teambuilding adventure!

Thank you so much for a fantastic Voyageur teambuilding adventure! Our management team had a fantastic time and definitely learned alot along the way. It reinforced just how important leadership and teamwork is. The land games really challenged us to be better communicators and problem-solvers.

Please give our best to your whole team.

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It was an incredible day.

It was an incredible day. Our principal’s daughter came with us and relayed her excitement to him. He said it is a day she will never forget.

News has spread like wildfire and both students and adults who didn’t go are envious.

My favourite part was at the end when all of a sudden everyone started to paddle in time and paddle hard they did. One could feel the team building and the will to make it to the very end.

Thank you so much for a very memorable Voyager Adventure!!

Thank you so much for a very memorable Voyager Adventure!! We all loved it and took away some great team and leadership tools!

The next day we told our whole company what a great team building experience it was and they all thought we should do it next year!

An extraordinary experience!

An extraordinary experience! Your engaging and innovative presentation saved weeks of classroom instruction.

A compelling and impassioned adventure with very measurable results; students just loved it.

I just wanted to say thanks for a truly wonderful Voyageur Adventure

I just wanted to say thanks for a truly wonderful Voyageur Adventure, and for supporting our kids with this trip. Your time, energy and enthusiasm were greatly appreciated.

Everyone had a blast!

Your lessons of working together, trust, and solid effort have helped our company

Your lessons of working together, trust, and solid effort have helped our company advance from being individuals, to participating for the greater good.

As our facilitator, you provided an entire day of fun, relaxation, and laughter. It was really enjoyable.

Your adventure and your staff were wonderful.

Your adventure and your staff were wonderful. Thanks for all you gave us.

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A big thank you to you and to all your team for the great day we all had yesterday.

A big thank you to you and to all your team for the great day we all had yesterday. What a great experience and what great weather! Lots of sleepy heads on the bus on the way back.

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Thank you again so much for an awesome 4 day wilderness camp! You created a fantastic outdoor learning program for our students. Please thank your guides.

You really have an exceptional team of people! We look forward to another great Voyageur Adventure next year.

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Our recent company Voyageur Adventure was not only educational from a historical perspective, but it also raised awareness within our firm about successful teamwork and the associated benefits. Lots of fun too!

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NASA’s Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 were the first spacecrafts to travel beyond the solar system and reach interstellar space. They remind us that even when aiming for the stars, no explorer travels alone.

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this spirit of united exploration inspired two best friends to create Voyagers. More than just a platform – it’s a community where every adventure is a dream come true and every trek gives back to nature . Here we find not only a break from daily routines, but more importantly, a chance to grow into our better selves , out in the wilds of North America.

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We’re here to link you with the right ones who match your vibe, interests and skills. With our tailored member and trip profiles, expect nothing less than awesome journeys with the ideal squad.

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A geoscientist with her boots on the trails and her eyes on the stars. From clean lab to the wilderness, her journey is fueled by a deep-seated passion for unraveling Earth’s past and preserving its future. With Voyagers, Camilla dreams to unite like-minded explorers in safeguarding the beauty of nature while forging unbreakable bonds under the open sky.

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A software engineer navigates the digital frontier with a heart attuned to the rhythms of nature. In the bustling realm of Silicon Valley, where circuits hum and algorithms dance, she finds solace in the tranquility of nature. Angelyna dreams of uniting fellow voyagers, weaving a tapestry of connection and appreciation for nature’s enchantment during their journeys, where every moment becomes a beautiful chapter in their shared story.

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Inspiring Tales of Legendary Explorers and Modern-Day Voyagers

Posted: December 26, 2023 | Last updated: December 26, 2023

<p>The world wouldn’t be what it is today without the fearlessness of its most intrepid explorers, who have gone beyond borders and faced abominable conditions to find out more about our planet. From legendary expeditioners who risked their lives in the name of adventure to modern-day voyagers who have broken seemingly impossible world records, here's a look at some of the world's most courageous explorers throughout the centuries.</p>

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The world wouldn’t be what it is today without the fearlessness of its most intrepid explorers, who have gone beyond borders and faced abominable conditions to find out more about our planet. From legendary expeditioners who risked their lives in the name of adventure to modern-day voyagers who have broken seemingly impossible world records, here's a look at some of the world's most courageous explorers throughout the centuries.

<p>When Jules Verne published his novel <em>Around the World in 80 Days</em> in 1873, it captured everyone's imagination including pioneering American journalist Elizabeth Cochrane. Writing under the name Nellie Bly, she decided to take on the challenge of beating the fictional world record. Her editor at the <em>New York World</em> newspaper declared a woman would not be able to travel with few enough items to make the trip, but Bly proved him wrong by taking just the clothes she was wearing plus a small bag.</p>

When Jules Verne published his novel Around the World in 80 Days in 1873, it captured everyone's imagination including pioneering American journalist Elizabeth Cochrane. Writing under the name Nellie Bly, she decided to take on the challenge of beating the fictional world record. Her editor at the New York World newspaper declared a woman would not be able to travel with few enough items to make the trip, but Bly proved him wrong by taking just the clothes she was wearing plus a small bag.

On 14 November 1889, Bly took the Augusta Victoria steamship from New York to England and arrived in London seven days later. She went on to Paris by train and met Jules Verne himself who wished her luck. After, she continued by train to Brindisi in Italy and by ship through the Suez canal and to Sri Lanka. From Colombo, Bly sailed the 3,500 miles (5,632km) to Hong Kong via Singapore. Then on to Japan where she caught the White Star Line's Oceanic steamship, pictured here.

The Oceanic landed in San Francisco on 22 January 1890. Joseph Pulitzer, the owner of the New York World newspaper, commissioned a private train, the Nellie Bly Special, to bring her back to New Jersey completing the 2,577-mile journey across America in just 69 hours. Nellie arrived back on 25 January 1890 having circumnavigated the globe in 72 days, six hours and 11 minutes, beating the fictional character Phileas Fogg’s time by more than seven days.

The early part of the 20th century saw several countries vying to become the first to reach the South Pole. Former British Naval officer Robert Falcon Scott, known as 'Scott of the Antarctic', was one of the key contenders and spent years fundraising for his attempt, eventually setting off in 1910 from Cardiff, Wales, UK on a ship called the Terra Nova.

Robert Falcon Scott

However, the expedition was ill-equipped and the sledges, dogs and horses the team took with them were unable to cope with the temperatures. The dog team turned back, leaving just Scott and four other adventurers, Oates (pictured), Evans, Wilson and Bowers to press on. On 17 January 1912 they arrived at the South Pole, only to discover they’d been beaten to it by a Norwegian group lead by Roald Amundsen.

However, the expedition was ill-equipped and the sledges, dogs and horses the team took with them were unable to cope with the temperatures. The dog team turned back, leaving just Scott and four other adventurers, Oates (pictured), Evans, Wilson and Bowers to press on. On 17 January 1912 they arrived at the South Pole, only to discover they’d been beaten to it by a Norwegian group led by Roald Amundsen.

<p>Scott’s team had to make the return journey and it was then that tragedy struck, with Evans dying in mid-February 1912 and Oates suffering from frostbite and gangrene walking out to his death in the cold to avoid holding the others back. The remaining three adventurers probably died of starvation in March 1912 and were discovered eight months later. Once considered a hero, Scott has been a controversial figure, with much criticism of his handling of the expedition in more recent years. </p>

Scott’s team had to make the return journey and it was then that tragedy struck, with Evans dying in mid-February 1912 and Oates suffering from frostbite and gangrene walking out to his death in the cold to avoid holding the others back. The remaining three adventurers probably died of starvation in March 1912 and were discovered eight months later. Once considered a hero, Scott has been a controversial figure, with much criticism of his handling of the expedition in more recent years. 

<p>While the legendary adventurer Sir Ernest Henry Shackleton never achieved his goal of being the first person to reach the South Pole, his determination and bravery marks him among Britain’s most celebrated explorers. He undertook three expeditions to the Antarctic in the early 20th century, all while suffering from a hole in the heart, which often left him breathless, fatigued and feeling weak. But his calm leadership proved decisive in handling dangerous situations and saving the lives of his crew.</p>

Sir Ernest Henry Shackleton

While the legendary adventurer Sir Ernest Henry Shackleton never achieved his goal of being the first person to reach the South Pole, his determination and bravery marks him among Britain’s most celebrated explorers. He undertook three expeditions to the Antarctic in the early 20th century, all while suffering from a hole in the heart, which often left him breathless, fatigued and feeling weak. But his calm leadership proved decisive in handling dangerous situations and saving the lives of his crew.

Shackleton’s bravery knew no limits. In 1914, he set off on his third trip to the Antarctic on the ship Endurance (pictured), but in early 1915, the ship became trapped in the ice and, after 10 months, sank. Shackleton and crew were forced to live on floating ice but, eventually, they set off for the mountainous Elephant Island off the coast of Antarctica in five small boats. From Elephant Island, Shackleton chose five crew members and they set sail in one small boat to get help.

The six men spent 16 days navigating 800 miles of ocean to reach the remote island of South Georgia. They then trekked across the island to a whaling station where they sought help. The remaining men marooned on Elephant Island were rescued in August 1916. Not one member of Shackleton's crew died. The expedition's photographer, Frank Hurley, took some of the most memorable pictures of the South Pole too. 

The wealthy American explorer Louise Arner Boyd broke the mold in a number of ways. Not only did she become the first woman in the world to fly over the North Pole in 1955, she was also the first female councillor of the American Geographic Society. Her intrepid exploits took her everywhere from Arctic Canada to Greenland and, of course, the North Pole, which she not only reached by plane, but previously, by ship and dog sled.

Louise Arner Boyd

<p>Arner Boyd became fascinated by Greenland in the early 1920s after taking a cruise to the unforgiving landscape of Franz Josef Land in the Arctic Circle. In 1928, when the polar explorer Roald Amundsen vanished while flying over Greenland, Arner Boyd charted a ship, The Hobby, and assembled a crew in an attempt to find him. Although she was unsuccessful, she found her calling in life as an Arctic explorer. She made many trips to the frozen north, took hundreds of photos, charted unknown areas and recorded new species.</p>

Arner Boyd became fascinated by Greenland in the early 1920s after taking a cruise to the unforgiving landscape of Franz Josef Land in the Arctic Circle. In 1928, when the polar explorer Roald Amundsen vanished while flying over Greenland, Arner Boyd chartered a ship, The Hobby, and assembled a crew in an attempt to find him. Although she was unsuccessful, she found her calling in life as an Arctic explorer. She made many trips to the frozen north, took hundreds of photos, charted unknown areas and recorded new species.

In 1938 she was awarded the Callum medal by the American Geographical Society. She said: “The charm of the Arctic, its infinite diversity, its aloofness from the rest of the world, made it a field which gives its own reward. Only those who have seen the magnificent sunsets over the ice can appreciate the spell which always draws us back there.” A fjord in Eastern Greenland was named after her and when she died in 1972, her ashes were scattered over the Arctic in accordance with her wishes.

Dame Freya Stark

In 1930, she learned Farsi and traveled to the Valley of the Assassins in Persia – an area that hadn't been mapped before. A dangerous place, as the name suggests, Stark set off on a mule with a local guide carrying a camp bed and a malaria net. Further trips to Iraq, Egypt and India enhanced her reputation. Aged 76 she was in Persia again, at 86 she traveled to the Annapurna in the Himalayas. In 1972, in recognition of her pioneering explorations, she was made a Dame.

Jacques Cousteau

Prime time TV for millions during the late 1960s and 1970s was watching  The Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau . The French explorer enthralled viewers with images of life below the ocean waves that had never been seen before. Cousteau started his love affair with the water in 1936 when he took up swimming as therapy after a car crash. Then, in 1942, he traveled to Embiez, an island in the Mediterranean and made his first underwater film  18 Meters Deep,  which won an Oscar.

<p>Cousteau invented an improved aqua-lung and in 1950, from his ship The Calypso, he made an award-winning movie The Silent World. He led expeditions under the Red Sea and Indian Ocean and in 1961 received the National Geographic Society medal from President Kennedy and in 1985 the Presidential Medal of Freedom. In 1974, he founded the Cousteau Society dedicated to marine conservation to highlighting the damage being done to the oceans. Cousteau continued to work until his death in 1997.</p>

Cousteau invented an improved aqua-lung and in 1950, from his ship The Calypso, he made an award-winning movie The Silent World. He led expeditions under the Red Sea and Indian Ocean and in 1961 received the National Geographic Society medal from President Kennedy and in 1985 the Presidential Medal of Freedom. In 1974, he founded the Cousteau Society dedicated to marine conservation to highlighting the damage being done to the oceans. Cousteau continued to work until his death in 1997.

No list of intrepid explorers could be complete without mentioning Sir Edmund Hillary. Born in New Zealand, the adventurer became the first person to stand on top of Everest, along with Nepalese mountaineer Sherpa Tenzing Norgay on 29 May 1953. Before climbing Everest became a tourist activity, Sir Edmund and Norgay had to battle exhaustion, low oxygen levels, bitterly cold temperatures and strong winds to complete the dangerous challenge.

Sir Edmund Hillary

<p>The pair, pictured here, made history succeeding where many others had failed before them. While Hillary, who died in 2008, is best remembered for his mountaineering, he also made an expedition to the Antarctic. In 1958 he led the New Zealand team of the Commonwealth Trans-Antarctic Expedition (TAE) to become the first person to see the South Pole since Scott in 1912 and the first to get there by vehicle.</p>

The pair, pictured here, made history succeeding where many others had failed before them. While Hillary, who died in 2008, is best remembered for his mountaineering, he also made an expedition to the Antarctic. In 1958 he led the New Zealand team of the Commonwealth Trans-Antarctic Expedition (TAE) to become the first person to see the South Pole since Scott in 1912 and the first to get there by vehicle.

Described by the Guinness World Records as “the world’s greatest living explorer”, Sir Ranulph Fiennes has seemingly done it all. From braving the blistering heat of the Sahara to become the oldest Briton to run the infamous endurance race Marathon des Sables, to dealing with freezing temperatures to complete the first unsupported crossing of the Antarctic continent, this famous English adventurer has undertaken countless perilous adventures.

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<p>Less than four months after a huge heart attack, double bypass and a three-day coma, Fiennes achieved the first 7x7x7, completing seven marathons in seven consecutive days on all seven continents. He’s also won world records for being the first to reach both Poles, the first to cross the Antarctic and Arctic Ocean, the first to circumnavigate the world along its polar axis and the oldest Briton to conquer Mount Everest (despite being afraid of heights).</p>  <p><strong><a href="https://www.loveexploring.com/galleries/94393/these-are-the-last-unspoiled-places-on-earth?page=1">Check out these incredible pictures of the world's last unspoiled places</a></strong></p>

Less than four months after a huge heart attack, double bypass and a three-day coma, Fiennes achieved the first 7x7x7, completing seven marathons in seven consecutive days on all seven continents. He’s also won world records for being the first to reach both Poles, the first to cross the Antarctic and Arctic Ocean, the first to circumnavigate the world along its polar axis and the oldest Briton to conquer Mount Everest (despite being afraid of heights).

<p><span>Along the way, Fiennes has had to summon incredible courage to deal with the natural obstacles he’s met, such as dealing with frostbite on an expedition to Antarctica during the polar winter, which he nicknamed "The Coldest Journey" due to temperatures dropping to as low as -180</span>°<span>F (</span>-90°C<span>). During a previous Arctic adventure, he cut off his fingertips and the top of his thumb after experiencing painful frostbite. As his expeditions were also fundraisers, he has donated millions to many charities.</span></p>

Along the way, Fiennes has had to summon incredible courage to deal with the natural obstacles he’s met, such as dealing with frostbite on an expedition to Antarctica during the polar winter, which he nicknamed "The Coldest Journey" due to temperatures dropping to as low as -180 ° F . During a previous Arctic adventure, he cut off his fingertips and the top of his thumb after experiencing painful frostbite. As his expeditions were also fundraisers, he has donated millions to many charities.

With people commenting that she should concentrate on raising children instead, Japanese adventurer Junko Tabei ignored the detractors she encountered as a young female mountaineer. As the first woman to conquer Mount Everest, Tabei sealed her name in the history books forever, but it was no easy feat. In 1975, during her Everest climb, Tabei was woken by an avalanche and, along with her team, would have been killed were it not for the fast-acting Sherpas, who dragged them out by their ankles.

Junko Tabei

<p>Tabei didn’t stop at Everest: she tackled summits in over 70 countries, and earned the title of the first woman in the world to ascend the highest summit on each of the seven continents. Despite being diagnosed with cancer, Tabei never stopped climbing, with her last ascent Mount Fuji, accompanied by students affected by the Japanese earthquake and tsunami. She was also a campaigner for sustainable mountaineering, saying of Mount Everest: “Everest has become too crowded. It needs a rest now."</p>  <p><strong><a href="https://www.loveexploring.com/galleries/95883/secrets-of-the-worlds-most-beautiful-mountains?page=1">See stunning images of the world's most beautiful mountains here</a></strong></p>

Tabei didn’t stop at Everest: she tackled summits in over 70 countries, and earned the title of the first woman in the world to ascend the highest summit on each of the seven continents. Despite being diagnosed with cancer, Tabei never stopped climbing, with her last ascent Mount Fuji, accompanied by students affected by the Japanese earthquake and tsunami. She was also a campaigner for sustainable mountaineering, saying of Mount Everest: “Everest has become too crowded. It needs a rest now."

Adventurer, Arctic survival specialist and motivational speaker, Alan Chambers led the first British team to walk unsupported from Canada to the geographic North Pole. This ambitious expedition saw his team walking in temperatures as low as -85°F (-65°C) while dragging a sledge weighing several hundred pounds. Battling severe weather and exhaustion, the team fought extreme weight-loss and malnutrition to achieve their goal.

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Chambers was also a member of the first winter expedition to traverse Iceland by ski, and has also sledged across Greenland, Canada’s Northwest Territories, and Norway. He now leads expeditions to demanding places, such Everest Base Camp, the deserts of Oman and the Arctic.

Ed Stafford

British explorer Ed Stafford became the first man to walk the length of the Amazon, earning him a Guinness World Record. After retiring from the Army in 2002, he began leading charity expeditions to the jungles of Belize. That was only the beginning of a catalog of perilous explorations, which included being dropped off alone on an uninhabited island in the Pacific with no food, water, or tools to see if he could survive for 60 days. He filmed his experience for the Discovery Channel.

<p>On walking the Amazon River, Stafford tells us: “No one had done it before and most people told me I would surely die. I actually did get held up at gunpoint several times by drugs traffickers and at arrow-point by angry local tribes, and once I even got arrested for suspected murder. But I managed to stay alive and completed the journey in August 2010 after 860 days of walking.” Feeling inspired? <a href="https://www.loveexploring.com/gallerylist/82914/stunning-images-of-the-worlds-most-beautiful-rivers">You can see more beautiful rivers around the world here</a>.</p>

On walking the Amazon River, Stafford tells us: “No one had done it before and most people told me I would surely die. I actually did get held up at gunpoint several times by drug traffickers and at arrow-point by angry local tribes, and once I even got arrested for suspected murder. But I managed to stay alive and completed the journey in August 2010 after 860 days of walking.”

In Stafford’s explorations through countless places, from Patagonia and Siberia to the Namib and the Gobi Desert (pictured), he’s experienced all sorts of weather, but he says the worst he's ever faced was in northern Thailand on the border of Laos. “From a sunny morning I remember cowering below my makeshift bamboo shelter mid-afternoon as a hailstorm smashed into the forest above,” he says.

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British athlete and adventurer Sarah Outen has achieved more in her 35 years than most people could hope to in a lifetime . Her four-and-a-half-year "London2London: via the World" trip saw her kayak, row and cycle 25,000 miles around the Northern Hemisphere, battling tropical storms, blizzards, hurricanes, post-traumatic stress disorder, pneumonia and even capsizing five times.

As the first woman to row solo across the North Pacific Ocean, Outen encountered sharks, violent storms and even hallucinations as she made the journey of over 4,000 miles (6,437km), which was just one leg of her epic trip. Freezing temperatures, thick fog and poor light meant that at times she was confined to her cabin for days, and that her life was in very real danger at the hands of the elements.

As the first woman to row solo across the North Pacific Ocean, Outen encountered sharks, violent storms and even hallucinations as she made the journey of over 4,000 miles, which was just one leg of her epic trip. Freezing temperatures, thick fog and poor light meant that at times she was confined to her cabin for days, and that her life was in very real danger at the hands of the elements.

During one particularly harrowing three-day episode, Outen was hit by a tropical storm and had to lie strapped to her bunk in the cabin of her boat while the seas raged around her. The boat was so badly damaged that she needed to be rescued afterwards. Outen said: “For me this expedition has always been about the adventure, the challenge and importantly about the learning."

Jessica Watson

<p>Now aged 27, Watson was named Young Australian of the Year 2011, a well-deserved accolade for the challenges she faced on her journey, including colliding with a 63,000-ton ship, ferocious waves reaching up to 50 feet (15.2m), prolonged insolation, seven knockdowns and fierce winds. Watson filmed her epic journey and the story is now being adapted into a <a href="https://www.jessicawatson.com.au/">TV film</a>. A truly remarkable story of a remarkable young woman.</p>

Now aged 27, Watson was named Young Australian of the Year 2011, a well-deserved accolade for the challenges she faced on her journey, including colliding with a 63,000-ton ship, ferocious waves reaching up to 50 feet, prolonged isolation, seven knockdowns and fierce winds. Watson filmed her epic journey and the story is now being adapted into a TV film . A truly remarkable story of a remarkable young woman.

El Capitan is a rock face that nearly all climbers would take a few days to scale. After all, it’s a sheer granite wall that looms 3,000 feet (2,307m) in California’s Yosemite National Park. But in 2017 adventurer Alex Honnold made it to the top in just under four hours – and what’s more he did it ‘free solo’, with no ropes or specialist equipment, save for a pair of climbing shoes.

Alex Honnold

<p>One wrong move and Honnold would have plunged to his death, all while being filmed too, as the incredible story was been made into a movie, <em><a href="http://www.alexhonnold.com/">Free Solo</a></em>, that won best documentary feature at the 2019 Oscars. For the film, Honnold’s brain was scanned and it was discovered he doesn’t compute fear in the same way as the rest of us. It must run in the family as Honnold's mum, Dierdre Wolownick, is the oldest woman to scale El Capitan too. </p>  <p><strong><a href="https://www.loveexploring.com/gallerylist/90563/americas-most-stunning-natural-wonders">See more of America's incredible natural sights here</a></strong></p>

One wrong move and Honnold would have plunged to his death, all while being filmed too, as the incredible story was being made into a movie, Free Solo , that won best documentary feature at the 2019 Oscars. For the film, Honnold’s brain was scanned and it was discovered he doesn’t compute fear in the same way as the rest of us. It must run in the family as Honnold's mum, Dierdre Wolownick, is the oldest woman to scale El Capitan too. 

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A look back at local, national and world events through Deseret News archives.

As a child growing up in northern Utah in the 1970s, my father helped broaden my world with stories of famous baseball players, camping in the great outdoors ... and Thor Heyerdahl.

The tale of Heyerdahl, the Norwegian adventurer who crossed the Pacific on a balsa log raft and detailed his harrowing 101-day voyage in the book “Kon-Tiki,” continues to intrigue us.

On April 28, 1947, a six-man expedition set out from Peru aboard a balsa wood raft named the Kon-Tiki on a 101-day journey across the Pacific Ocean to the Polynesian Islands.

Utahns have had a fascination with Heyerdahl, as evidenced by the many articles through the years in the Deseret News archives.

Perhaps it is because the Book of Mormon, a sacred text for members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, details sea voyages by early cultures in history.

One former BYU professor said the Norwegian’s famous drift voyages proved that similar travel recounted in the Book of Mormon is possible.

The late Paul R. Cheesman , a BYU professor emeritus, attended the Explorers Club Conference in New York on April 8, 1989, where Heyerdahl was the keynote speaker. “Cheesman said the conference gave him the chance to renew a 20-year association with Heyerdahl,” per the article .

Heyerdahl’s belief was that “ancient mariners could have settled Polynesia,” and he was able to replicate the feat. He later traveled in the reed boats Ra, Ra II and Tigris , to test his theory that civilizations were spread by ancient mariners.

Heyerdahl’s books describing his voyages captured the world’s imagination. His film of the 101-day, 4,300-mile Kon-Tiki voyage won an Academy Award in 1951.

Heyerdahl was a hero in his homeland, per his 2002 obituary. A Deseret News editorial following his death hailed the explorer who had “the courage and the curiosity to venture out and shake things up a bit.”

“History books are filled with the adventures of ancient people who wanted to examine the other side of the mountain, the ends of the ocean, or, for that matter, the moon,” the editorial said. “Why should ancient people have been any different?”

One last note: A ride at Utah’s popular Lagoon resort in Davis County has a ride named Kontiki , crafted and decorated similar to Heyerdahl’s boat. It was added to Kiddieland in 2004, according to the LagoonHistory.com website.

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