The Long Riders' Guild - Full Members

The Long Riders' Guild

Full Members of The Long Riders' Guild

	Stan Walchuk - rode from Alberta, Canada, into Alaska alone via the Cordillera region of the Canadian Rocky Mountains. Author of "Cordillera!".
	Meme Watanabe - has made Long Rides in India, Peru and Costa Rica.
	Robert Wauters - has ridden more than 20,000 kilometers in various countries, including a mounted pilgrimage from France to Spain and back.
	Michael Whaley - rode from near Calgary to San Francisco.
No photo available	Iain White - rode from Brisbane to Melbourne, Australia.
	Carolyn Whittington - made a Long Ride in Peru.
	John Williamson - spent six months riding in the northern parts of Mongolia.
	Jasper Winn - is a freelance writer who specialises in covering equestrian cultures. He has ridden on five continents with Spanish Vaqueros, Turkmen horsemen, Hungarian Csikos, Australian drovers and Berber tribesmen.
	Dylan Winter - rode the length of Offa's Dyke on the English-Welsh borders and along the Oregon Trail in the USA. Author of "A Hack in the Borders" and "A Hack out West".
	Lisa Wood - rode the up the Pacific coast from the Santa Monica Mountains of Los Angeles to the beaches of the Oregon border, and later from near San Diego, California, to Leesburg, Virginia. Author of "Chasing the California Dream."
	Elsa Wood-Gee - rode from Britain's John O'Groats to Lands End with her mother, Vyv.
	Vyv Wood-Gee - rode from John O'Groats to Lands End with her 13-year-old daughter Elsa.
	Howard Wooldridge - rode from Savannah, Georgia to Newport, Oregon; then he rode across the USA again from Los Angeles to New York! See Howard's page on Completed Expeditions.
	Rocky Woolman - rode the entire length of the Continental Divide Trail non-stop during the summer of 2008.
	Lee Young - started travelling across the United States in the late 1980s during which time he undertook three separate journeys on horseback. He has also made three journeys by mule-drawn wagon.
	Temuujin Zemuun - made a Long Ride in his native Mongolia.