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What They’re Saying…
"If you want to know how to survive in Beijing or on a glacier in Greenland, Tim is your man.”
Ruth Siddall, Chair, UCL Expedition & Travel Committee
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- Scientists attempt fastest crossing of Antarctica (with help from my mate Dave) - http://bbc.in/cV7NFa @nextchallenge 1 hour ago
- Tip for the day: Never get caught with a fish on your bike on Sakhalin island. @nextchallenge 22 hours ago
- Great video of my friend Mark's attempt to paddle the length of the Amazon - http://bit.ly/abG8LY @nextchallenge 24 hours ago
- News piece about my South Pole project on @Derek_Redmond's website - http://bit.ly/citvt6 @nextchallenge 2010/09/07
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About
What is The Next Challenge?
The Next Challenge helps people take on challenges of their own by occupying the space between a packaged adventure and trying to organise one all by yourself.
Who is it aimed at?
It is aimed at people who have a desire to do something a little adventurous. You don’t want to just sign up for someone else’s organised tour but you’re a bit daunted by the prospect of going it alone.
How does it work?
In three ways:
Who is behind The Next Challenge?
It was started by Tim Moss after he’d been on a few expeditions of his own – like travelling around the world using eighty different methods of transport, organising large-scale polar and Himalayan expeditions and completing a 14-hour triathlon to visit a friend – and found that people kept coming to him for advice.
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What makes you different?
I operate The Next Challenge with the following guiding principles: