Adventure Magazine #242

"The team faced numerous
obstacles throughout their journey,
including climbing treacherous ice
walls, navigating across streams
and crevasses, and handling the
unpredictable whitewater rivers
sculpted in the Arctic ice.”
Aniol Serrasolses, who has appeared in these pages many times
with his crazy kayak lifestyle, has embarked on a challenging
expedition to the Svalbard archipelago, to one of the most remote
places on earth, beginning with a 36-hour sea voyage from
Longyearbyen to the Bråsvellbreen glacier.
The team, including kayakers David Sodomka, Aleix Salvat, and
Mikel Sarasola, all undertook an 11-kilometer trek across the
Arctic's icy expanse to access the river leading to the glacial
waterfall.
The team faced numerous obstacles throughout their journey,
including climbing treacherous ice walls, navigating across
streams and crevasses, and handling the unpredictable
whitewater rivers sculpted in the Arctic ice.
On a previous trip to the ice, this time in
Greenland, Aniol Serrasolses performs a kickflip
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Ice cap.