Never Stop Exploring
Imagine standing on the edge of a windswept cliff, the roar of the Atlantic echoing in your ears as emerald-green mountains rise dramatically from the sea. Faroe Islands, a place so untouched, so surreal, it feels like stepping into a Viking saga. With only 53,000 residents spread across 18 volcanic islands, the remote archipelago is…
The wind howled through the peaks as I laced up my boots in the parking lot at Øygardstøl. Ahead of me lay Kjerag Boulder, a small but legendary chunk of rock wedged between two cliffs almost 3,280 feet above the shimmering Lysefjord. I’d seen countless photos of adventurers perched confidently on that precarious pedestal, but…