#Travel & Adventure
760 KM THROUGH THE CANADIAN WILDERNESS
An extraordinary journey with the GRABNER Adventure
A floatplane took them deep into the Canadian wilderness.
The starting point: remote O'Grady Lake – with plenty of gear and supplies packed into their GRABNER Adventure, the journey began.
Several days on the Natla River and later the Keele River. Around 760 kilometres in total, covered in several stages.
Encounters they will never forget: moose, grizzly and black bears, wolves and eagles.
And towards the end, the journey demanded everything from them once again: high waves, strong winds and challenging conditions over the final kilometres.
On Friday, the six adventurers brought their journey to life once again in an inspiring presentation – with incredible photographs, fascinating stories and impressions from a world you don't get to experience every day.
Real wilderness. Real adventure. And a journey that stays with you.
GRABNER Adventure
Photos: Andreas Ochsenbichler, Ernst Podner, Ewald Hauer, Fritz Atschreiter, Karl Aflenzer & Rene Novak
