Sponsors
 | Ibex Outdoor Clothing provides Roadmonkey expedition leaders with its signature base- and top-layer merino wool outdoor apparel, made from New Zealand merino wool. Fit for mountain, desert, jungle and Brooklyn, Ibex has outfitted Roadmonkey adventure philanthropy expeditions with tough, temperature-regulating, anti-microbial performance clothing that lasts. |
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 | Clif Bar fuels Roadmonkey’s adventure philanthropy expeditions worldwide with all-natural and organic CLIF® BAR energy bars. Focused on great food and sustainability, Clif Bar & Co. works diligently to reduce its footprint on the planet from the field to the final product. And, when you’re hiking Kilimanjaro for 8 hours a day or cycling up a 10%- grade Vietnamese mountain pass, Clif Bar literally keeps you going. Thanks, Clif! |
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Founded by a former sniper-scout, Numa Sport Optics outfits Roadmonkey’s 2009 expedition team leaders with eyewear designed to perform in even the most challenging field conditions, whether the glaciers of Kilimanjaro, the Peruvian Amazon or Vietnam’s highland backroads. Numa uses Swiss-made Tough-Flex™ frame material for its precision-engineered wraparound glasses. |
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Vietnam, April 2012
Expedition Travel
Explore the dramatic hills & valleys north and west of Hanoi on bike.
Hands-On Volunteer project
Help turn a drab facility for special-needs orphans into a bright, encouraging learning environment.
Adventurers Who Travel Different, Talk About It:
What you are doing has had a huge affect on all of us, internally. Externally, there is a playground where there was none and a bit more hope than there was just a week ago. There are ties forged by the experience that go both ways, and cross oceans, that will never be undone. It's a beautiful thing.
~ John, architect (Vietnam 2010)
Thank you for an incredible trip. I was surprised to return from travel to a new land feeling rejuvenated by and indebted to a group of people I traveled with. We Roadmonkeys dug our toes into foreign soil and I got the feeling that, in a little over a week, we were let in on some of the secrets Peru keeps from travelers of convenience.
I was hoping for a trip through which I would learn about and participate in another culture and be challenged mentally, emotionally and physically in a relatively safe format. The Roadmonkey trip fulfilled and, then, wildly exceeded all my expectations.
