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Life Happens Outdoors We empower Humanity to answer the call to adventure. Dear Explorer,

The first time I ever used the phrase “Life Happens Outdoors” was about 7 years ago.
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I don’t recall exactly how I said it or in what context it came up, but I remember immediately thinking it sounded pretty good. When Instagram became a thing, I started to use it as a tag on my pictures and over time it took on a life of it's own ultimately evolving into a community ethos, a way of life and a movement that I hope LHO will highlight and perpetuate. I wasn’t always the outdoorsman I am today. Before the mountains and oceans and adventures, life happened behind a desk, at the local pub and, when I was really feeling courageous, at the university library. The only outdoors element to my life was the cigarette break I was forced to take outside after the UK introduced the smoking ban in 2007. Before that, there was even less outdoors to speak of. As with most things in life, change came by chance. A friend of mine recommended that we try out scuba diving, something I had always wanted to do, but never found convenient to fit in between the daily grind that I had become accustomed to and comfortable with. When the opportunity presented itself, I just decided to go for it for no particular reason other than that I had nothing better to do at the time. It wasn’t a calling from beyond, or some divine intervention that helped me see the light. It was far from it actually, but the result of this very small decision was and has been nothing short of incredible. Today Life Happens Outdoors is a global community of outdoors enthusiasts who are changing the perception of what it means to live a life of adventure. We come from all walks of life and all quarters of the globe. Through our trips, community blog and app Life Happens Outdoors seeks to make the outdoors more accessible to everyone and show that every single person can find something for themselves outdoors. Sincerely your,

Rami

Using a lift or transfer does not automatically make a Tour du Mont Blanc itinerary less worthwhile.The useful question ...
27/10/2026

Using a lift or transfer does not automatically make a Tour du Mont Blanc itinerary less worthwhile.

The useful question is whether the route is a continuous full circuit, a compressed circuit or a curated supported journey. Clear trip information should explain what you walk, what transport replaces, why it is used and what happens if conditions change.

Our new guide gives you a practical framework for comparing advertised itineraries before you choose.

Read the article:

Learn how supported TMB itineraries use stage design, lifts and transfers, and what to compare before you book.

Planning the Tour du Mont Blanc is not only about distance and ascent. It is also about knowing what happens between wal...
21/10/2026

Planning the Tour du Mont Blanc is not only about distance and ascent. It is also about knowing what happens between walking stages.
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A private room request is not a confirmed private room. Half board does not automatically cover lunch. Luggage transfer does not mean every essential can leave your daypack.
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Our practical guide explains what to expect from refuges, hotels, meals and transferred luggage, including shared facilities, dietary planning, possible bag delays and the items that should stay with you.
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Read the guide and use the checklist before choosing an itinerary.
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Know what TMB refuges, hotels, meals, shared facilities, luggage transfers and daypacks are really like before you choose an itinerary.

You’ve started the training. Now choose your goal.​Our F45 favourites bring together five different ways to give your tr...
19/10/2026

You’ve started the training. Now choose your goal.
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Our F45 favourites bring together five different ways to give your training a destination: Kilimanjaro, climbing Mont Blanc, trekking the Tour du Mont Blanc, Everest Base Camp and Machu Picchu.
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Choose the experience that moves you, then explore what preparing for it involves. Mountain travel adds demands that regular gym training alone cannot cover, and each journey needs its own preparation.
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Explore the collection and book a Suitability Call through the page for help choosing your next adventure. If you have an F45 voucher, refer to your voucher email for its discount and terms.
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https://lifehappensoutdoors.com/f45/
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F45 Training

Give your F45 training a destination. Explore Kilimanjaro, Mont Blanc, the Tour du Mont Blanc, Everest Base Camp and Machu Picchu with Life Happens Outdoors.

What stays with us after a difficult mountain day?⁣Patience practised through a pace we can sustain. Focus on the next s...
14/10/2026

What stays with us after a difficult mountain day?
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Patience practised through a pace we can sustain. Focus on the next step. A clearer understanding of when to continue, when to rest and when to ask for help.
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In this personal reflection, LHO founder Rami Rasamny shares how those lessons stayed with him through building Life Happens Outdoors, divorce and loss. He also explores something deeply personal: learning to trust his own path when others wanted him to explain it.
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The reflection reaches beyond ambition, into the changes that age, illness and loss can bring.
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For anyone curious about what a trek, a climb or an unfamiliar challenge might teach them, this is a thoughtful place to begin.
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Read Rami’s reflection:

A personal reflection on the mountain path, choosing your own direction, and carrying those lessons into the challenges life brings.

Can you experience the Tour du Mont Blanc in eight days?​Yes, but it helps to know what those days contain. Our format i...
12/10/2026

Can you experience the Tour du Mont Blanc in eight days?
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Yes, but it helps to know what those days contain. Our format includes arrival, six selected mountain walking days and departure, with planned transport connecting parts of the journey.
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You move through France, Switzerland and Italy without walking every kilometre of the classic circuit. Six consecutive walking days still need preparation, even with guided support.
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Our article explains the rhythm, the role of transport and how this compares with a longer continuous circuit.
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Read the article:
https://lifehappensoutdoors.com/how-long-does-it-take-to-trek-the-tour-du-mont-blanc/
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Six selected walking days, three Alpine countries and planned transport. Explore the rhythm of an eight day TMB experience and decide whether it suits you.

Considering Alpamayo as your next technical expedition?​Our first team is coming together for 2 to 15 August 2027. The L...
07/10/2026

Considering Alpamayo as your next technical expedition?
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Our first team is coming together for 2 to 15 August 2027. The LHO veterans involved bring experience across the Alps, Himalayas and Andes, and Rami will directly manage this first edition alongside our IFMGA guides in Peru.
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The climb involves roped glacier travel, steep snow and ice, and an abseil descent. If you feel you have the experience for it, our announcement explains the team taking shape, the mountain ahead and how to start a conversation about joining.
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Read the announcement:
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https://lifehappensoutdoors.com/first-alpamayo-expedition-2027-confirmed/

Comparing Tour du Mont Blanc prices? First check whether the quotations describe the same journey.​Walking stages, accom...
06/10/2026

Comparing Tour du Mont Blanc prices? First check whether the quotations describe the same journey.
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Walking stages, accommodation nights, room types, meals and transfers can all differ. A lower headline price may leave more to arrange and pay for separately.
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Our updated guide compares self guided, guide only and fully supported travel. It includes a responsibility table and a practical checklist to mark each cost as included, excluded, optional or unclear.
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Use it to decide which combination of independence, guiding and coordination fits the trip you want. Every approach still needs preparation for the walking.
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Read the comparison:

Compare self-guided, guide-only and fully supported Tour du Mont Blanc trips by total cost, planning, luggage, pacing and support.

What does guide support look like on the Barranco Wall?On exposed passages, our guides position themselves between trekk...
01/10/2026

What does guide support look like on the Barranco Wall?

On exposed passages, our guides position themselves between trekkers and the drop. Hesitant trekkers receive one to one support throughout the wall. We also adjust our departure time to the group and the traffic on the route.

That support matters. So does understanding the scrambling, exposure and preparation involved.

Our Barranco Wall guide brings these details together with photographs from LHO Adventure Memories.

Read what to expect before choosing your Machame trek:
https://lifehappensoutdoors.com/barranco-wall-kilimanjaro-guide/

Understand the terrain on LHO’s Machame trek, the limits of guide support and the questions to raise before you book.

Could Mera Peak be your first Himalayan climb?For a very fit, well prepared trekker, it can be. Understanding the demand...
29/09/2026

Could Mera Peak be your first Himalayan climb?

For a very fit, well prepared trekker, it can be. Understanding the demands is an important part of deciding.

Our Mera Peak climbing guide explains the Hinku Valley approach, supervised glacier training, life at High Camp and the endurance needed for the summit attempt and descent.

You will also find practical questions to bring to a conversation with our team about your experience and preparation.

Read the guide, and share it with someone considering the step from trekking to mountaineering:
https://lifehappensoutdoors.com/mera-peak-climbing-guide/

What does Mera require beyond trekking fitness? Explore the approach, glacier skills and expedition demands before discussing your readiness with LHO.

Thinking about climbing Mont Blanc? Understanding what the mountain asks of you is a useful first step.In our conversati...
25/09/2026

Thinking about climbing Mont Blanc? Understanding what the mountain asks of you is a useful first step.

In our conversation with IFMGA mountain guide Pavlos Tsiantos, we explore beginner readiness, training away from the mountains, the Goûter Route and why the descent belongs in every summit decision.

There is practical insight into mountain hut life and choosing a guide you can communicate with, too.

The article brings together the video, chapters, key explanations and a transcript, so you can explore the questions that matter to you.

Read it here, or share it with someone considering Mont Blanc:

https://lifehappensoutdoors.com/climbing-mont-blanc-expert-advice/

Watch IFMGA guide Pavlos Tsiantos discuss Mont Blanc readiness, training, the descent and hut life, with chapters, key explanations and a transcript.

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