Are you ready to unlock a new MINDSET, elevate your FITNESS and discover your ADVENTURE?
Hunt Challenges was created to encourage others to seek out challenges, not shy away from them! We are not interested in the mainstream approach of taking the path of least resistance. Here, we create our own path!
Are you ready to unlock a new MINDSET, elevate your FITNESS and discover your ADVENTURE?
Forge your path with Hunt Challenges
Where seeking challenges is our passion!
Upcoming Challenges
Less than a month out from this one and couldn’t be more excited. I recently hired a running coach, something I know realize I should have done ages ago. Find out why here!
There’s no denying I have always been passionate about exploring our world’s oceans but sharks have always been at the top of list. Finding a Megalodon tooth has always been a challenging dream of mine.
Looking forward to knocking out the iconic 66 mile gravel ride through the Texas Hill Country.
95 miles through Wyomings famous Wind River Range, much the route is off trail and requires self navigation. It will surely be an adventure I will never forget!
BLOG POST
Scuba: Great Barrier Reef
Cairns, Queensland Australia, Is a tropical paradise in Queensland, Australia, is renowned for being the gateway to one of the world’s most extraordinary natural wonders—the Great
Basics of Scuba Diving
Scuba diving is an amazing activity that allows you to explore the underwater world and meet some of the most interesting creatures on the planet
Top 10 Road Trip Tips
I took off on my first proper road trip way back in 2016, since then I’ve road tripped over 100,000 miles all across the world.
Huron Peak: Evening Summit Push
Huron Peak (14,012′) Leadville Colorado The summer hiking season was winding down but I still had summit fever from Mount Cameron and Lincoln a few
Road Trip: Iceland
A scenic road trip around Iceland’s famous Ring Road. The land of fire and ice held up to its reputation of being a scenic, rugged,
Scuba: Silfra Fissure Iceland
A bucket-list scuba dive between two tectonic plates at Silfra in Iceland. I quickly learned the guide books were correct in their assumption that Icelandic
