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by Kisambira Hassan
So, you want to start trail running?
Welcome to a world of freedom and discipline, perseverance and adrenaline. Anybody can be a trail-runner, ...
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by Kisambira Hassan
Running is a simple sport and requires very little specialist kit. That said, there are still some performance and comfort benefits in buying the...
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by Kisambira Hassan
The Jungle fever mabira forest trail is a 3-4 hour hiking trail in the depth of the biggest rainforest in Uganda.
Mabira is a rainforest area co...
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by Juliet S. Nakazibwe
You’ve made your big decision. You’ve chosen to embark on an Outdoor adventure. Climbing a big mountain. Cycling. Rock climbing. A thru hike. Co...
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by Kisambira Hassan
Lake Turkana, formerly known as Lake Rudolf, is a lake in the Kenyan Rift Valley, in northern Kenya, with its far northern end crossing into Ethi...
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by Kisambira Hassan
Music has always been used for various reasons and the DeckMaster AO 'thewalker' can testify to that. But there is one use that is not really pai...
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by Juliet S. Nakazibwe
Mt. Wati is the highest point in the west Nile, a mountain of ancient mystery and cultural significance to the Lugbara people. A mountain that ta...
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by Kisambira Hassan
THE EXPERIENCE
The mountain of the moon epic is the ultimate mountain trail experience climbing the great Rwenzori to the Margherita peak which...
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by Kisambira Hassan
The experience
Exploration of untouched nature and indigenous cultures on a multi day hike of 7 to 8 hours a day.
In two or three days you will ex...
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by Juliet S. Nakazibwe
Have you seen people ascending steep rock faces or artificial rock walls that seem impossible to walk up? You probably wondered how they got ...
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by Juliet S. Nakazibwe
Cycling is one great way to explore the outdoors. Even as a beginner, with a little experience and advice, you will soon feel at ease on a bi...
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by Kisambira Hassan
The cycling trail starts at Kayunga town, continues north through Bbaale, and ends in Galiraya on the shores of Lake Kyoga, a distance of approxi...
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