From Vancouver to the Mexican Border. Beaches, Cities, Deserts, Mountains, Giant Redwoods, and 49-Degree Heat Tobias Renggli Back on the Bike The two and a half weeks in Vancouver were the first real break since the start of the journey. Nadja came to visit, and we spent most of the time taking things slowly: a few days in the mountains, a small cabin by a lake, then Vancouver. No schedule, no stress, and no problems that needed to be solved immediately. On the day she left,

In Canada, there are bears by the roadside like there are cows in Switzerland. Tobias Renggli A New Chapter After Mount Logan, I was done with skis for a while. Two expeditions, two summits, and almost three months on glaciers were behind me. Now came what I had been looking forward to for weeks: summer, tarmac, shorts, and a bike without 60 kilograms of expedition gear. For the first time in a long while, a friend from home was joining me as well. In Whitehorse, I packed up

Fourteen Days on the World’s Largest Mountain as the Last Team of the Season Tobias Renggli The Silence On June 10, 2026, a tiny plane dropped us off on a glacier in the Yukon. We had around 150 kilograms of gear with us. The pilot helped us unload, wished us luck, and took off again. He flew over us one more time, then the plane disappeared towards the horizon. A little later, the sound of the engine faded away. What remained was a kind of silence I had never experienced bef