Wings of Kilimanjaro: Prepping to Paraglide Down Africa’s Tallest Mountain – Part 2
Posted by Jayme Moye on August 23, 2012 
This summer, a small international team scouted a route up Kilimanjaro for a paragliding attempt off the mountain, planned for February 2013. Award-winning adventure travel writer Jayme Moye reports in this two-part series. Read Part 1 Our team takes seven days, longer than most people spend hiking up Kilimanjaro, to reach the summit. We have…
Wings of Kilimanjaro: Prepping to Paraglide Down Africa’s Tallest Mountain – Part 1
Posted by Jayme Moye on August 22, 2012 
This summer, a small international team scouted a route up Kilimanjaro for a paragliding attempt off the mountain, planned for February 2013. Award-winning adventure travel writer Jayme Moye reports in this two-part series. It’s the second day on the mountain, and our group has just stepped off the trail up Kilimanjaro for a mid-afternoon break.…
Trailblazing Haiti: Scouting the Country’s First Pro Mountain Biking Race – Part 3
Posted by Jayme Moye on June 29, 2012 
This spring, a small team of Americans scouted a course for the first professional mountain biking stage race in Haiti. The terrain was beyond any of their wildest expectations. Award-winning adventure travel writer Jayme Moye reports in this three-part series. Photographs by Steve Zdawczynski Part III I woke to the sound of birds chirping in Haiti’s lush La…
Trailblazing Haiti: Scouting the Country’s First Pro Mountain Biking Race – Part 2
Posted by Jayme Moye on June 18, 2012 
This spring, a small team of Americans scouted a course for the first professional mountain biking stage race in Haiti. The terrain was beyond any of their wildest expectations. Award-winning adventure travel writer Jayme Moye reports in this three-part series. Photographs by Steve Zdawczynski Part II Haitians walk the 12-mile dirt path between the village of Furcy and…
Trailblazing Haiti: Scouting the Country’s First Pro Mountain Biking Race – Part 1
Posted by Jayme Moye on June 8, 2012 
This spring, a small team of Americans scouted a course for the first professional mountain biking stage race in Haiti. The terrain was beyond any of their wildest expectations. Award-winning adventure travel writer Jayme Moye reports in this three-part series. Photographs by Steve Zdawczynski Part 1 The children had never seen mountain bikers before. They crowded…
