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A Guest Post by Giles Kirkland Traveling Green Through Europe Road transport is responsible for 11.9% of all greenhouse gas emissions globally, which makes decarbonisation of road travel a priority in the fight against climate change. It also means that if you want to travel...

Solo Travel Unique London Things to Do: Article written for the exclusive use of solotrekker4u.com Julianna Dawn London is one of the busiest cultural hubs on the planet. It’s a place where the last thing you need to worry about is running out of things to do. Here we present...

A guest author wanted to show her photos from her amazing second trip to Africa. This solo traveler is on business, but made sure she used her spare time wisely to encounter all that Africa has to offer.  See her photos below!

Solo Travel How to Act Around a Service Dog: Post by Solo Trekker’s Jhonna Tirpak:  Many people are confused about how to act around a service dog and it can cause an issues for the handler with the disability and the dog’s motivation and work in general.  Here are...

When faced with either going into the workforce during horrible economic times or traveling abroad to obtain my MA I chose the latter.  My decision ended being a simple one, I was already well cultured through family vacations to exotic places and traveling by myself around the...

Andre Hugo: Before Ascending into the Quilotoa Volcano   It was a cold and stormy night. No!  It was just another damn boring day. Retired, single and living in the very centre of Canada’s National Capital, I had done the family tree back to 1780, written letters to the...

We are very pleased to have this guest blog by Neil Osborn highlighting his recent Alaskan adventures with his wife Holly Smith. Alaska July 26, 2013   I took the so-called moderate Willow Creek walk from Kantishna Road House today. Three miles and 1,000 feet rise in...