The Meaning of Trust in Adventure. In Sidetracked Volume 21 we have collected the best stories of adventure in our time: groundbreaking journeys, pioneering ascents, endurance in the face of escalating challenges, and moments of quiet beauty in nature.

In ‘Polar Shadows’, Vincent Colliard and Caroline Côté face the long, brutal night of the Arctic winter with little beyond their reliance on one another to keep them going. Mónica Fuentes and Alberto Ojembarrena dig deep and trust in each other’s capabilities when trekking through a seldom-hiked region of Iceland, and Tamara Lunger and Simone Moro touch the very limits of human endurance while attempting the first winter crossing of two 8,000m Himalayan peaks – an expedition that changes Tamara’s life.

Join us in an exploration of what it means to survive, and to accomplish things greater than ourselves, in this issue of Sidetracked.

144 pages, perfect bound, and printed in full colour on FSC approved uncoated 120gsm paper in the United Kingdom.

Ships around mid-July

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About

Devoted to adventure, expeditions and exploration

Sidetracked has always been rooted in inspirational journeys. We were born from the passion of wanting to tell the stories of those who put themselves out there, setting aside fear and doubt in order to experience the breathtaking, the awe-inspiring and the magical.

Everything about our magazine is intended to present those narratives in the most compelling and visually stunning way possible. Words and images portraying the inspirational truth of the experience. It’s more than a magazine – it’s about being immersed in the journey of those with captivating stories to tell. The Sidetracked Journal is released three times each year and brings together some of the finest stories of exploration and adventure. From extremes of human endurance to both cultural and emotional discovery, we present endeavours from a global group of adventurers, writers and photographers all looking to shatter boundaries.

Sidetracked – Volume 20

In Sidetracked Volume 20 we present the finest stories of adventure from around the world – stories of tenacity, resilience, heartbreaking beauty, and the very pinnacle of human achievement.

Hannes Becker finds reconnection in a land of big skies, rugged coasts, and warm hearts. Nimsdai Purja defies expectations to summit K2 in winter with an all-Nepali team. On the Mentawai Islands, Iñigo Grasset glimpses a way of life completely untouched by the pandemic sweeping the world whilst Sofía Mejía Llamas finds silence on skis in Japan. In Peru, Fredrika Ek hallucinates while trying to ride a high-altitude pass whilst, Peter Mather's five-year quest to photograph the legendary Ice Bears of the Yukon is an adventure of a different kind – one of patience, diligence, and respect.

We climb high peaks, soar above deserts, witness the aurora, push ourselves to the limits of endurance, and seek mythical creatures in this very special issue of Sidetracked.

144 pages, perfect bound, and printed in full colour on FSC approved uncoated 120gsm paper in the United Kingdom.

Good things take time, and we really took our time creating the eleventh volume of your favorite adventure and cycling magazine. Consider your patience rewarded.

FEATURING

– Everest
– Sustainable Cooking
– Trailblazers of Afghan Women’s Cycling
– Riding Through Times Past
– Richard Sachs
– Taylor Phinney
– Mexico City
– Thereabouts
– Seoul to Busan
– Chasing Future Swells
– Forward Motion

PRINT DETAILS

Size – 120mm x 170mm
Pages – 168
Printing – offset printed and sewn bound

Sirene #11 (Autumn 2020)

32x23.8 cm / 100 pages / printed on paper made from recycled algae

Features:

Blue Humanities. The Ocean of Square Sails. Under the Sign of Alicudi. Bryan Di Salvatore. Nineteen Ways of Looking at a Wave. The Sea on Foot. Folegandros. The White Ships. San Blas Archipelago: the Water Lands of the Guna.

Features:

Ocean Pools. Among the Waves of Mayumi Oda. The Sky Above the Boats. High Latitudes: Integrity at the End of the World. Paddle Your Own Kayak. Oxides. Surfing Explorer Peter Troy. Sand: Between Land and Sea.

32x23.8 cm / 100 pages / printed on paper made from recycled algae