ADVENTURE BETTER: Part 2

FOR MOST PEOPLE, a riding trip is a special occasion; something you don’t get to do that often. So, make sure that every day on tour is as close to perfect as possible, striking the right balance of picture-taking, sightseeing and, of course, riding.

We’ve already covered preparing for your trip in the best way possible, but there are still a few pitfalls to avoid along the way. Border crossings, cities, traveling companions and tour companies all provide opportunities to either make or break your riding trip. Get it right and you’ll make memories that last a lifetime. And if your memory isn’t so great, we’ve even got a few tips for how to get the best photos and videos of your trip.

PLAN AHEAD FOR BORDERS

Paperwork, paperwork, paperwork; people at borders love paperwork, but most importantly, they love the right paperwork, filled out correctly and delivered by the right person. That much is simple enough, but you can get caught out when the process doesn’t stay the same each year. Or even at a different border into the