Newsweek - USA (2020-02-07)

46 NEWSWEEK.COM FEBRUARY 07, 2020

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Mackay-Lewis and Carroll of Pelo-

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depend-on-it situations. And you’ll

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talking about your last vacation.

Sail the

Drake Passage

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Forget merely crossing the most

dangerous sea in the world, try

sailing it. Also known as the

Mar de Hoces and famed for its

treacherous crosscurrents and

high winds, the Drake Passage’s

600-mile stretch between

Antarctica and the southern

tip of South America isn’t for

the faint of heart, even on a

more traditional cruise ship.

Sail to Antarctica on Bark

Europa’s tall-ship and you’ll

have to hold on extra tight.

Heli-Bike

in Alaska

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In the summer and fall, you can

now try heli-biking. Olympic

Gold Medalist Tommy Moe and

fellow heli-ski veterans devised

the country’s first helicopter

outfitted with a bike rack. It

allows cyclists of all ages and

levels and their bikes to be

flown deep into the Tordrillo

Mountain Range and dropped

down into remote Alaskan

trails carved in the flanks of

area volcanos. Or you can forge

a brand-new path on a glacier.

Culture TRAVEL

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DESERTED ISLAND

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uninhabited island in French Polynesia,

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to your own devices for 72 hours before

you’re rescued.