Adam Shoalts Winter Expedition. Canoeing in the arctic. Alone Across the Arctic. Adam Shoalts setting off into the arctic. Adam Shoalts Camping out. Winter Expedition. Labrador mountains Crossing a river. Wolf in the forest. Grizzly Bear. Beyond the Trees, national bestseller. Breaking through ice. Adam Shoalts beached on an ice floe. Dragging a canoe upriver. Traverspine Expedition Adam Shoalts 2021 Lining Courtesy Alone Across the Arctic. Adam Shoalts hiking. Winter camping Poling through arctic ice. Canoeing in the Arctic. A History of Canada in 10 Maps. Royal Canadian Geographical Society flag expedition. Making a birch bark canoe. The finished product. Grizzly tracks. The Whisper on the Night Wind. Muskox. Solo canoeing Wandering the arctic tundra Isolated rivers. Paddling the Beaufort Sea. Mountain views. Muskox Portaging Adam Shoalts Ice paddling. Muskox Muskox skeleton. Adam Shoalts upriver alone. Grizzly bear Expedition in the NWT. Paddling rapids. Seeking open water Caribou Grizzly Tracks. Red fox. Explorer’s Club Flag Expedition. Large open water crossing. Wading upriver. Winter camping. Into the swamp. Overlooking the Athabasca Pass. Adam Shoalts Upriver into the unknown. Black bear Lining a canoe through rapids in the NWT. Bushwhacking in Labrador. Winter solo expedition. Adam Shoalts snowshoeing Rocky Mountains. Camp in the High Arctic, 2014. Adam Shoalts paddling 2013. Labrador wilderness. Courtesy Alone Across the Arctic. Expedition Gear Adam Shoalts on an expedition 2019. Paddling rapids. Moose swimming. Wilderness. Adam Shoalts in the Canadian Arctic 2019. Heading into the unknown. Shoalts with the flag of the Royal Canadian Geographical Society, on his solo journey to map the Again River. Caribou swimming across the river. Bull moose. Winter Expedition Caribou Bear track, 2013. Adam Shoalts expedition. Taking notes. Amazon jungle. Hudsonian godwit. Eggs on the tundra. Canoeing. Into the unknown. Exploring waterfalls. Homemade canoe made by Adam and Mark Shoalts. Solitude. Climbing. Exploring wilderness. Mule deer. Courtesy Alone Across the Arctic. Poling up the Mackenzie How fast can you climb? Winter camping. Snake. Caribou. Solo climb. Eerie mist on a wilderness lake. Mapping waterfalls. Arctic expedition with Travis Hill. Crossing a river. Dinner. When the current is too strong and shallow to paddle up, one must find other ways to make headway. July 2008. Travis Hill with the skull of a musk-ox. 2014. Sun shines through the canopy in the Ecuadorian Amazon, 2011. Photo by Adam Shoalts. Archaeological dig. Snowshoeing. Expedition 2019 Butterfly. Along a nameless river. Exploring is hard work. July 2008. Again River, 2011. Caribou family Support Adam’s Expeditions:
