Top 10 Modern Day Explorers Who Took Risks Nobody Dared To Take Before

Adventurous explorers still exist – and whilst their journeys are different now, they’re no less perilous or daring. Here are 10 extreme modern day explorers who’ve risked it all in the search for adventure.
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Be Amazed at these top 10 modern day exploders! Ross Edgley - Ross Edgley is a fitness champ and record-holding swimmer. In 2018 he became the first person to swim around the whole of mainland Britain. Ed Stafford - Next up is another feat of endurancefrom an Englishman with too much time on his hands – in 2010 Ed Stafford became the first person to ever walk the length of the Amazon, a total of 4,490 miles across South America, coast to coast. Alex Honnold - Free solo climbing is a sport whose history is littered with death. These climbers ascend sheer rock faces and mountain cliffs with no ropes, no harnesses and no equipment.

Jessica Watson - So far you might be forgiven for thinking the world of extreme exploration is a boy’s club – but this next adventurerdefinitelyproves that idea wrong. Alan Eustace - Everyone’s heard of Felix Baumgartner – thedaredevil skydiver who jumped to earth from a balloon high in the stratosphere in 2012. Eric Larson - Eric Larson is another classic explorer, whose accomplishments prove the golden age of exploration isn’t quite dead yet. Larson is the only man in history to complete the polar trifecta, reaching the North Pole, South Pole and summit of Mount Everest in the same year. Geoff Mackley - Geoff Mackleydescribes himself as a film-maker, an explorer, and an idiot. James Balog - In a world threatened by climate change, it’s more important than ever for adventurers to be aware of the world they are exploring. John Allen Chau - John Allen Chau was a young missionary from Vancouver, who travelled to North Sentinel Island in the Bay of Bengal, about halfway between India and the west coast of Burma.