Programme pilote TRAK

Stef Gebbie is an Tasmanian equestrian who grew up with horses as I child. She's always loved the outdoors and adventure, and has worked in the outdoor guiding industry in Tasmania for over a decade, heading off overseas...

My name is Marcus Holgersson and I love the sea and sharing this passion with friends and guests from all over the world. I grew up in a family of sailors, pilots and captains. Even as a child we had...

I got into Greenland kayaking and rolling pretty quick after starting my paddling journey, and I love the feel of a Greenland Paddle and the effortless movement it makes as I paddle my TRAK through the water, be it on the local lake, or on the ocean. This unique combination of...

After 12 years in the Canadian Armed Forces, Cornel made a career switch into the outdoors and found himself in the Canadian Outdoor Leadership Training Program (COLT) at Strathcona Park Lodge on Vancouver Island. It was here where he discovered his passion for everything paddling...

If you'd asked me five years ago where I'd be today, I honestly wouldn't have expected to be here, paddling along some of the most beautiful coastlines, becoming an instructor and guide, actually managing to roll a kayak.

And yet, here I am...

I’m drawn to kayaking for the same reasons that first pulled me into the outdoors: self-reliance, quiet movement through landscapes, and the time it creates for learning and reflection. TRAK kayaks align naturally with that approach: thoughtful travel, adaptability, and access without excess to places where connection still feels quiet and real.

Anders is the owner, manager and creative founder of Kajakkspesialisten - The Kayak
Specialist, based in Norway.

Today, Anders is one of the few people in the world who manage to make a
living out of building traditional skin-on-frame kayaks.

As General Manager and Lead Instructor at Manhattan Kayak Co., Jay has spent more than a decade guiding New Yorkers from their first strokes to their boldest open-water adventures.

J'ai commencé à pagayer à l'âge de 7 ans, lorsque mes parents m'ont déposé au Camp Hurontario, dans la baie Georgienne. C'était plusieurs jours avant l'arrivée des autres campeurs. Les conseillers devaient trouver des moyens de m'occuper, alors ils m'ont appris à pagayer et à manœuvrer un canot.

Mick Hultz, fondateur d'Asobi Master® à Hokkaido, est un formateur d'instructeurs de kayak ACA, un spécialiste des voyages d'aventure et un éducateur en plein air avec plus de trois décennies d'expérience en pagayage à travers le Japon et l'Amérique du Nord en canoë, SUP et kayak.

Anthony est copropriétaire Il a fait du kayak ANT avec sa femme, Renée, à Tarpon Springs, en Floride. Après avoir grandi dans le Maine et servi dans les Marines américains pendant plus de 20 ans, il cherchait un moyen de combiner sa passion pour la nature avec son expérience en enseignement et en leadership. Il a trouvé sa vocation dans l'éducation expérientielle en plein air.