This 3,000 km, 6 month expedition is the only known human-powered journey along the entire length of the world's fifth largest island. Images from Baffin Traverse were featured in National Geographic Magazine, and the Baffin Traverse talk was part of the National Geographic Society’s Quest for Adventure Series.
This 3,000 km, 6 month expedition is the only known human-powered journey along the entire length of the world's fifth largest island. Images from Baffin Traverse were featured in National Geographic Magazine, and the Baffin Traverse talk was part of the National Geographic Society’s Quest for Adventure Series.
Beginning in late March we skied for over 100 days through the dramatic scenery of Baffin's north-east coast, including arguably the earth's greatest fiord landscape.
In July we took to the water, paddling for two months following ancient Inuit routes through Baffin's "great lakes" region.
As winter beckoned, the expedition concluded successfully in early October after a three week hike along the Meta Incognita Peninsula.
