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Wyld peak
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Explore 18 000+ Verified Members and find travel professionals, creators, and startups from all around the world.About me
I'm behind WYLD PEAK, an independent outdoor brand and hiking-content hub with New Zealand roots.
We spend a lot of time exploring Auckland and beyond, then writing about the stuff people actually need to know before heading out. Steep climbs, rough tracks, awkward access, decent views and the occasional walk that isn't worth crossing town for.
We also cover US hiking, outdoor gear and making trails more accessible to ordinary people.
Less glossy travel brochure. More useful advice from someone who's actually walked it.
Why did you join the community?
Q&ATo connect with other outdoor writers, travel creators and people making useful destination content. I'm particularly interested in firsthand trail information, accessible outdoor experiences and helping people discover walks that actually suit them.
What is your favorite travel destination?
Q&AIndonesia is right up there. Watching the sunrise over Mount Bromo is hard to beat. I love places where you can wander off the usual tourist circuit, meet interesting people and come home with stories you never planned on collecting.
Where do you dream of traveling to?
Q&APatagonia. Big mountains, wild landscapes and plenty of trails to get lost in (figuratively, preferably). I'd love to explore it properly without rushing from one famous viewpoint to the next.
What was your first travel job?
Q&AI came into travel through doing it rather than following a traditional tourism career. These days, I run WYLD PEAK, where we turn firsthand walks, travel experiences and lessons learned along the way into practical guides for other people.
What do you want to learn more about?
Q&AHow other travellers and creators find the places that don't make every top-ten list, and how we can make travel and hiking information more useful and accessible. There's always something worth learning from someone who's been there.
Three words that describe why we should travel?
Q&ACuriosity. Perspective. Freedom.