We have already completed the first two of our planned overseas adventure challenges. In April 2006 I took 13 riders, aged from 39 to 67 to China to ride to the amazing Tiger Leaping Gorge. You can read more about this completed adventure by clicking HERE . In 2007 I returned to China with a larger group of 15 riders to complete an alternate route to Tiger Leaping Gorge. The story of that trip can be found HERE. In 2008 I will be once again returning to China with our biggest group yet to ride the famous Limestone Trail from Guilin. After that trip is complete we will be undertaking a walking trek in the Annapurna area of Nepal.
Most of us never realise just what we are capable of achieving until we are put to the test - than what an amazing feeling of accomplishment you get when the goal is achieved. It might not be as spectacular as climbing Mt Everest, but for each of us there is our own "Everest" to conquer. For some it might be the first time overseas or the first time exposed to a different culture. All adventures combine a physical challenge with an emotional challenge - but the rewards can be life changing.
In all of our overseas tours (almost) everything is provided, including air fares, accomodation, most meals, bicycle hire, support vehicle, expert guide, etc. The cost is remarkably inexpensive when you consider what you get for the money.
So many spend all their lives dreaming of taking an adventure but then spend even longer thinking of reasons why they can't do it. Step out of the comfort zone and do something that could change your life forever.
Contact me NOW on 03 5968 4706 or e-mail dennis@crossbow.com.au for more information and travel itineraries, etc
Cheryl Cycles Through Cambodia - December 2005
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This is our first image from Cheryl's recent cycling expedition across Cambodia - yet another fantastic triumph for the Ghost Riders ! |
John and Kerry Dawson cycle the Vietnam Hill Country - December 2005
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Some images from John and Kerry's recent Vietnam Alpine Ride. |
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Images from our Great China Ride - April 2006 |