
Ash Routen
Outdoor and Adventure Writer at Freelance
Writer at Explorersweb
Outdoor & Adventure Writer // Arctic travel // Writer @explorersweb // Words: Guardian, FT, Outside, NatGeoUK // Research Fellow at Uof Leicester // PhD
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2 days ago |
explorersweb.com | Ash Routen
In two weeks, Dave Greene and Gaia Aish will set out on a 1,700km canoe and bike journey through northwestern Canada to the shores of the Arctic Ocean. The pair, who are life partners as well as teammates, will start biking from the Yukon-British Columbia border. After 100km, they will retrieve their canoe at Johnsons Crossing, a small settlement at the head of the Teslin River. They then swap pedal power for paddle power, stowing their bikes in the canoe.
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2 days ago |
yahoo.com | Ash Routen
In two weeks, Dave Greene and Gaia Aish will set out on a 1,700km canoe and bike journey through northwestern Canada to the shores of the Arctic Ocean. The pair, who are life partners as well as teammates, will start biking from the Yukon-British Columbia border. After 100km, they will retrieve their canoe at Johnsons Crossing, a small settlement at the head of the Teslin River. They then swap pedal power for paddle power, stowing their bikes in the canoe.
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5 days ago |
explorersweb.com | Ash Routen
Sled expeditions remain underway on Canada’s Ellesmere Island and in the Northwest Passage, while other journeys have recently concluded in Siberia, Iceland, and on Baffin Island. The Arctic spring is at its peak. The long days are brilliantly sunny. You can still get frostbite in a wind, but on a calm day, even just an undershirt may be too warm.
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5 days ago |
yahoo.com | Ash Routen
Sled expeditions remain underway on Canada's Ellesmere Island and in the Northwest Passage, while other journeys have recently concluded in Siberia, Iceland, and on Baffin Island. The Arctic spring is at its peak. The long days are brilliantly sunny. You can still get frostbite in a wind, but on a calm day, even just an undershirt may be too warm.
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1 week ago |
explorersweb.com | Ash Routen
Last month, Finnish skier Ville Mertanen kited 674km in 24 hours across frozen Lake Höytiäinen in southeast Finland. Mertanen was born and lives on the lake’s shore and kites 3,000 to 4,000km each winter. Mertanen kited with minimal rest, eating on the move, and adapting to changing conditions. The Finn began under moonlight on the evening of April 13 with near-perfect wind and snow, but after 12 hours, the weather deteriorated.
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Arctic Norway or the Peak District? Amazing snow conditions and bluebird skies this weekend. Very grateful to have experienced this only a few hours from my doorstep 🙏 https://t.co/ztJs9mVeBs

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⚡️In March 2025 Dan Jones and I plan to ski 200km across a frozen Lake Inari in the far north east of Finland. Our route will take us in a loop around the outer edges of the lake, which sits above the Arctic Circle right on the border with Russia. More ⬇️ https://t.co/FgYvqEzgRk https://t.co/n7h5s7d8sZ