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Named after the native American « Aleut », Alaska means « Great Land ». First a Russian territory used by the trappers and wood industry, it is acquired by the United States in 1867 for next to nothing.
Alaska is by far the largest states of the USA, but also…
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This is a very special edit to me. I wanted to express my feelings coming back home, after almost three years on the road. A necessary homecoming that has confronted lifestyles and raised a lot of questions.
“ For the first time in 3 years, I am home….
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Webserie Episode 20 – DENALI
I am now in Alaska, I just joined two friends on the way. We planed to do a 3 days hike in Denali, a large park unique in his kind, that represents Alaskan Wilderness. No car, no trailhead, no trace of humans for miles and…
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Right after the Sunshine coast trail, we started our journey to the Yukon Territory, a 30 hours roadtrip through Canada’s wildest landscapes, via the Alaskan Hightway.
After 4 days and 3000km, we made it up to White Horse, Yukon’s capital and only city, before heading towards Kluane and Tombestone. Yukon’s…
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Webserie Episode 18 – Sunshine Coast
Trail After a roadtrip on Vancouver Island, my best friend from France joined me in Canada for a couple of week. We started our journey with the Sunshine Coast, a region of the southern mainland coast of British Columbia, just northwest of Vancouver.
After waiting…
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Webserie episode 17 – White Rockies
After the end of the grape picking season in the Okanagan Valley (BC), I had two weeks off before starting my new job in a ski resort. I took advantage of this time and start a roadtrip in the Canadian Rockies covered of snow….
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Webserie episode 16 – Vancouver Island
After cherry picking in the Okanagan valley, my friends and I went for a roadtrip in Vancouver Island, located in the southwestern corner of the province of British Columbia (BC), Canada. It is the largest island on the West Coast of North America and…
My name is Elian, I have been traveling in the frame of a project called What's up on Earth for the past 5 years. Driven by my will to spread inspiring messages and foster change, What’s up on Earth strives to unravel the beauty and the diversity of our planet, whether this beauty is driven by humans or by the grandiosity of nature.