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As an avid outdoor person I am constantly looking for new ways to enjoy life outside. For me it started off with hiking in the mountains. My very first hike was in Indonesia, only for a few days but it got me hooked.
Drawn to the water, the peaceful exploration from the seat of his TRAK and satisfaction of seeing his skills improve keeps Kaz moving forward as life goes on.
Wendy is an adventurer, photographer, writer and inspirational speaker who has paddled around Haida Gwaii, the Bahamas, Vancouver Island and the islands of Sicily and Sardinia. In 2006, she became the first woman to solo circumnavigate Newfoundland and has paddled around all 5 Great Lakes.
Brian and Liz hail from the USA, but have been living and working as educators and mentors for seven years at the University of Maastricht, NL. In 2023, they set out upon their epic “Bike x Boat” expedition project - an ambitious combination of two human-powered modes of travel.
Kerry Alleyne is a Dominican kayaker who started paddling in his teenage years. Back then, Dominica had a popular kayak race scene with sit-on-tops and traditional canoes. He has always been a force to contend with when it comes to speed on a kayak.
Rodolfo was working his life away, time passing him by, and wondering how to pursue a more fulfilling life. As a sound engineer in the Santiago film industry, Roldofo had both the tools and the talent to produce art that could shift perspectives, but he was lacking the subject - then. Rodolfo discovered sea kayaking.
Sandy, a telecom entrepreneur from Victoria, BC, started his TRAK journey at the 2020 Pacific Rim Surf Camp, and has kept paying it forward in the community...
Weston Moses hails from the high country of Colorado, but has called Dominica home for a number of years now after falling in love with the Caribbean during his time as a humanitarian aid worker.
I spent my childhood in and around the water. Growing up, my love for being on the water only increased. I spent my summers...
