Banos The lost city Cartagena El Amatillo Tools San Vicente Fill ‘er up! The Estrada Real Bienvenido a Colombia! Royal Enfield Maggie Noodles! Hemis Monastery Lago Atitlan Baralacha La Laguna Colorado The world’s largest salar Haunchaco Steps of Lapa Nicaragua Weeeee!!!! Maranon River 800 years later Leaving the Altiplano Ecuador Srinagar marketplace O2 Floating Village Canyon of the duck Carretera Austral Little bridges and big gorges A stormy Torres del Paine Bring on the curry! Jumping the Darien Gap Hanuman temple Museo de las Momias Riding the roof of the world La Posta Mooney Falls Laguna Verde Khardung La Los hijos de altiplano Quelap Splash! El Maestro Taj Mahal Iguacu! Visiting with Coco Ancient Mayan cities Mas practica Rhotang La Todo sur The walled city

Photo Roulette

Floating Village

Don’t let the petite size of this woman fool you, she rowed us through the amalgamation of floating houses with great ease, much of the distance we covered was upstream no less. Chau Doc, Vietnam

March 20, 2012

Haunchaco

I’m not typically a fan of beach resorts but this Peruvian retreat was a great place to spend Thanksgiving and the only time I would leave the Andes while in Peru.

November 25, 2010

Ecuador

Crossing into another hemisphere!

October 22, 2010

Khardung La

Khardung La lays claim to being home to the “Highest Road in the World” and is the gateway to the Nubra valley. This was an exceptional riding day, one I won’t soon forget. Khardung La, Jammu and Kashmir, India

September 12, 2009

A stormy Torres del Paine

A fierce storm brewing behind the massif that resulted in yours truly getting pummeled by ice from all directions. The Torres is one of my favorite national parks in Latin America. Hiking the “W” Trail is worth the extra time.

April 6, 2011

Leaving the Altiplano

After months of climbing some of the highest peaks in the Americas and being in a permanent state of asphyxia I’m exiting southern Bolivia and descending some 8,000 feet to the Atacama desert in Chile. Bolivia/Chile Frontera

February 4, 2011

El Maestro

Thousands of miles of punishing Andean off-road riding through Peru and Bolivia have left the SE’s forks in a state of severe disrepair. I’m very fortunate to meet this gentleman and proprietor of Ajar Suspension in Mendoza. A true artisan, thank you, Juan!

February 18, 2011

Taj Mahal

I traveled to India to ride the highest road in the world and didn’t give much consideration to the Taj Mahal. I’ve since seen the err of my ways. Taj Mahal, Agra, India

September 6, 2009