Showing posts with label Andes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Andes. Show all posts

Thursday, March 19, 2015

Video: Traveling Along La Ruta de los Gringos in Peru

Peru is a country with a surprising number of unique environments and landscapes. Ranging from the dense Amazon Rainforest to stark deserts, to the snowcapped peaks of the Andes, it is a land of startling contrasts. All of those settings, and more, are captured nicely in this video, which was shot over a three-week journey through the South American country. It is a wonderful travelogue that documents all of the fantastic things to see and do there, reminding us why Peru is a top destination with adventure travelers the world over.

PerĂº - La ruta de los gringos from Guillaume JUIN on Vimeo.

Monday, January 26, 2015

Video: Chasing the Inca on Mountain Bikes in Peru

A few weeks back I shared the trailer for a mountain biking documentary entitled Chasing the Inca. At the time, the full video was available online, but it couldn't be embedded on other websites. That has now changed, and you can watch the full 18+ minute film below. It follows riders Darren Berrecloth, Garrett Buehler, and Chris Van Dine as they explore remote regions of Peru in search of a lost Incan road through the Andes that was once used to escape invading Spaniards. This is a film of that combines both exploration and adventure on the back of a mountain bike, and it is definitely intriguing to watch.

Monday, January 12, 2015

Video: Teaser Trailer for Chasing the Inca Mountain Bike Film

This short, one-minute teaser trailer gives us an all too brief glimpse of the upcoming mountain bike film Chasing the Inca. The film follows a group of mountain bikers who travel to Peru in search of a lost Incan road that was believed to have been used to escape invading Spanish armies. The team explore some incredibly beautiful backcountry in the Peruvian Andes, documenting their amazing adventure along the way.

If you think that the teaser is intriguing enough, you can watch the full film by clicking here. I'd certainly recommend that you do.