Greenland’s ice sheet, a marvel of nature, features deep crevasses and sharp ridges, making it the world’s largest island of ice. Beneath a sparkling icy firmament, this surreal collage of frozen wonders mesmerizes all who enter its subzero domain. Under the midnight sun, the Greenland Ice Sheet creates an otherworldly landscape where time stands still. Yet the ice here is indeed very much alive—as we will learn—constantly remaking the landscape, nourishing life, and showing the power of nature’s forces.
Camping on the Greenland Ice Sheet offers adventurers a profoundly extraordinary experience not to be missed. The trip to this Frozen Continent tests even the most timid soul. For adventure enthusiasts, it offers a once-in-a-lifetime expedition. The thrill of walking on such a dynamic surface, surrounded by the vastness of ice, draws explorers from around the globe.
While we’re thousands of miles away, on the other side of the world, the country of Chile is home to one of the spookiest shipwreck islands. This remote location has historically been a haven for pirates and adventurers. Dangerous waters and secret lagoons add a sense of mystique and danger. Historians and adventure-seekers alike are irresistibly attracted to this mysterious and beautiful location.
Here in Canada, the adrenaline-fueled heli-hiking adventures in the Purcell Mountains of British Columbia are second to none. These beautiful mountains are a sight to behold. Just like that untamed wilderness, they guarantee an awesome ride for those who dare to navigate their raw edges. Helicopters transport adventurers to remote locations where they can hike through untouched wilderness, providing a unique perspective on the natural beauty of the region.
4000 miles away, one of the world’s most astonishing geological landscapes, Africa’s Ennedi Massif. This rugged landscape is home to one of the planet’s most significant concentrations of prehistoric art. It exposes the incredibly deep well of creativity that humans have been cultivating for millennia. The dramatic sandstone buttes and natural stone arches create an awe-inspiring stage. This enchanting landscape draws both scientists including ARCAS and eco-tourists seeking to uncover ancient cave drawings.
Finally, Norway’s E69 highway was known as the world’s northernmost highway. This route offers travelers an opportunity to experience some of the most remote landscapes on Earth. Stretching toward the Arctic, it connects communities in an area where few roads exist, providing access to breathtaking scenery and unique wildlife.