Tramposaurus Treks Information

Tramposaurus Treks is a travel blog like no other. While most travel blogs solely focus on places to go as a destination, the goal of Tramposaurus Treks is to highlight the magic of the journey itself. Climbing onto a bus in one town, sleeping through your journey, only to awake at your next destination, is the travel equivalent of changing the channel on your TV. Ralph Waldo Emerson famously stated "Life is a journey, not a destination." Tramposaurus Treks would like you to put the 'life' back into your 'journey.' There is something deeply cathartic about trekking, whether it be a short hike through the woods lasting only an hour, or a more epic adventure of crossing a country or continent, lasting maybe weeks or months. Every city, town or village that you reach by the power of your own feet, creates a deeply satisfying sense of accomplishment, and thus every sight you see and every meal you eat upon your arrival, becomes a rich reward for a job well done. Absolutely every moment that you experience during your journey has personal meaning for you and these moments will likely never be forgotten. Distance suddenly becomes exceptionally relevant in your journey and the concept of 'travel' becomes quite vivid and extremely literal. Just this year (2017), Canada completed the world's largest network of recreational trails (14,000 miles / 23,000 km) from the Atlantic to the Pacific, then north to the Arctic Ocean. This is one gigantic example of the increasing passion and popularity for recreational walking. The conversion of canal banks and disused railways around the world to mixed-use walk and cycle-ways, means we have unprecedented access to cities and our rural heritage. Tramposaurus Treks' mission is to show people just how accessible, affordable and doable these types of trips are. No matter which trail you chose to travel, Tramposaurus Treks wants to be the resource to help you plan for your adventure.