The Great Himalaya Trail (GHT) is one of the world’s longest and highest trekking networks. Linking the planet’s tallest peaks, it traverses remote communities, lush valleys, and arid high plateaus across some of the most incredible landscapes on Earth.
A 25-day trail running journey from Triglav to Chamonix. We covered 1,000 km and 45,000m of elevation along the Via Alpina, exploring the beauty of seven Alpine nations.
I battled the harsh elements of the Pennine Way to win and set a new course record on the Spine Challenger. This was a non-stop 174km (108 miles) self-supported journey through the English winter.
The Madagascar Race is a 250km, seven-day, self-supported event organized by RacingThePlanet. The course goes from Antsiranana to Ambilobe, traversing sand beaches, baobab forests, and volcanic terrain in the Diana Region.
Crossing four Jordanian deserts to reach the city of Petra: a Wadi Rum report covering 250km of self-supported running over seven days. This six-stage journey traversed canyons and riverbeds after a full season.
Anna and I crossed 250km of the Chilean Altiplano during a six-stage self-supported race from the Rio Grande Valley to San Pedro de Atacama. Navigating the Atacama Desert required managing 46°C heat, high altitude, and salt flats.
A self-supported 250km ultramarathon across Egypt’s Western Desert, connecting Wadi El Rayan to the Pyramids of Giza. The course involved 42°C heat and sand dunes of the Sahara.
I finished 3rd overall at the Gobi March, a 250km self-supported ultramarathon through the rocky trails of Kashgar. The six-stage journey followed the Silk Road through the Xinjiang desert in China.
Circling the Mont Blanc Massif in four stages, balancing the legendary UTMB route with spectacular high-altitude mountain variants. A detailed TMB itinerary covering the 170km loop in France, Italy and Switzerland.
The Marathon des Sables is a legendary 250km running race in the Moroccan Sahara. Participants face 45°C heat and sand dunes in food autonomy.
A 600km self-supported run along the Great Divide Trail in Canada. Anna and I navigated the terrain between Peter Lougheed and Mount Robson, where weather, wildlife, and injuries required a change in our plans.
Exploring the subarctic wilderness of Swedish Lapland: a 130km Kungsleden trail running including a summit push of Kebnekaise. Running through the Vindelfjällen Nature Reserve over four stages, from the birch forests of Nikkaluokta to the vast tundra of Abisko.
