The Slovakian Tatry by International Mountain Leader Lucy Wallace What makes the Slovakian Tatry such a great destination? The Vysoke Tatry or “High Tatra” mountains form the central part of a chain of mountains that straddle the border between Slovakia and Poland and are part of the wider Carpathian range. The Vysoke Tatry are made from […]
Slovenia by International Mountain Leader Martin McGowan The southern end of the Triglav National Park around Tolmin offers clients an opportunity to explore an area which offers a diverse range of climates from mediterranean to alpine and continental. This range of climates leads to a diverse range of flora within the area. The south-eastern area
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Armenia by International Mountain Leader Paul Walley I live and work in Armenia, heading up the outdoor education program at UWC Dilijan, an international school with 81 different nationalities. The possibilities for outdoor activities here are almost endless, ranging from volcanoes, to limestone gorges tucked away in forested valleys and pretty much everything in between. We
Transylvania by International Mountain Leader Kev Sidford I believe that the world of the IML is not so much a “Marketing Mix” but a “Mountain Mix” a combination of great views, fascinating culture, great food and drink and the opportunity to observe a diverse range of wildlife is what makes it a place for clients to
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Slovenia – The lesser visited Karavanken and Kamnik Alps by International Mountain Leader Stuart Meese Slovenia is simply stunning. The Julian Alps get a lot of attention, and rightly so, but this small country has so much more to offer. Like all wonderful places, in the 15 years I have been going to Slovenia the Julians
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