Category Archives: Events – Out on the Trail

Where’s GOAL ZERO? We’re traveling the world, powering the adventures of some of the most extreme explorers, outdoor enthusiasts, and athletes in the world. Whether it is an extreme endurance race or powering the work of a non-profit in the Amazon you may find us there.

TREACHEROUS TRAILS

Posted on February 28, 2013 by goalzero

Hiking is a popular hobby or pastime for many outdoor enthusiasts. It usually doesn’t require much equipment or prep and is very enjoyable. However, there are several hikes you want to avoid if you’re looking for a leisurely stroll. These are the most physically and mentally challenging hikes that could turn deadly with one wrong step. 5) Angels Landing, Zion Canyon, UTAH This may be one of the greatest day-long adventure hikes in the world. Don’t be fooled by the short distance! The trail leads you up 21 switchbacks known as ‘Walters Wiggles’ to a beautiful viewpoint from which you … Continue reading →

Welcome “Sketchy” Andy Lewis to Team

Posted on January 24, 2013 by goalzero

Goal Zero, the leader in portable solar power solutions, welcomes professional slackliner, basejumper, and all-around epic daredevil Andy Lewis as its newest brand ambassador. Better known as “Sketchy” Andy, Lewis is known for his unbelievable feats in the world of slacklining and personifies the adventurous spirit of Goal Zero in his everyday life. Taking up residence in Moab, Utah, Lewis prefers to live life on the wild side, sometimes several hundred feet above the ground on a slackline; and where this guy prefers to party, there are no outlets. Lewis relies on Goal Zero and the power of the sun … Continue reading →

Skiing Mount Kenya in Kenya, Africa

Posted on December 12, 2012 by goalzero

Goal Zero empowers people all over the world to do some incredible things. Today’s post is from our ambassador Nate, over at Mountain Education & Development, LLC, and tells the story of his team’s ski descent down Mount Kenya in Africa. It’s 3:00am on November 16, 2012, when the first alarm goes off. I make the announcement to the rest of our crew that we need to get up and start getting ready. This is my fifth expedition to Africa and Mount Kenya. This time around the objectives are a little different; today we make a ski/snowboard descent attempt on … Continue reading →