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Günter Wamser's Epic Ride from the tip of South America to the top of Alaska!
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Equestrian Explorers, Günter and Barbara, have left their home in Germany to follow a dream - to ride across the Three Americas! |
German equestrian explorer, Günter Wamser, rode alone from Tierra del Fuego to Ecuador. After a brief sabbatical in his homeland, Günter returned to South America with his partner, Barbara Kohmanns, and they have been riding together for four years.
Please click here to learn about their horses.
May 2005
Günter and Barbara have got as far as the Mexico-Texas border! They have returned to Germany for the time being, and will be giving slide-shows in the German-speaking world for a few months. Barbara will be staying in Europe when Günter goes back to the United States to resume his journey.
In an email to The Guild, Barbara wrote:
"Ok. we are back home now. This
journey has come to an end in the northern part of Mexico, since we were not
allowed to cross into the USA with our horses.
I gave my horses, Samurai and Pumuckl, to Andres, a rancher in Nuevas Casas
Grandes, in the state of Chihuahua. They live on a 10.000 hectare ranch there,
together with 20 other horses. Günter's 3 horses Gaucho, Rebelde and Maxl are
also there, but he is still planning on bringing them home to Germany some day.
Günter still wants to go on from the south part of the U.S. to Alaska, but not
with his old horses: Gaucho and Rebelde are about 20 years old now. He plans on
buying new horses, probably Mustangs from the Wild Mustangs and Burros project,
to continue through the US and through Canada up to Alaska."
Here are some beautiful photographs from Günter and Barbara's journey:
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(All photographs © Günter Wamser) |
Click on any picture to enlarge it.
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Günter is back in the United States with his friend Sonja Endlweber. They have obtained four Mustangs from the Wild Horses and Burros Project and they are riding north up the Continental Divide Trail. Barbara hopes to join them for a few weeks during the summer. Click on photograph to enlarge it. |
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Click here to go to Barbara and Günter's
earlier page.
Please visit
Günter's
website at: www.abenteuerreiter.de