Destination: Europe
When Art Gets Axed: The...
Why the Attila József Statue...
Columbo Statue & Dead Squirrel...
Budapest’s Hidden Kermit the Frog...
The Secret Béla Lugosi Bust...
Statue of Anonymous: Budapest Hungary’s...
Camino Portuguese
Edie [2019]
Sultan’s Trail
Hidden Gems of Lake Bled
Triglav National Park
Mineral Water Trail
Risnjak National Park
Pala Ronda Trails
Mount Pelmo Circuit
Friedrich-August Trail
Via Francigena
Kjerag Summit
Hardangervidda Plateau Traverse
Hardanger Fruit Trail
St. Olav’s Way
Mount Vihren Summit
Kom-Emine
Trotternish Ridge
Skerries Circular
River Ayr Way
Pennine Way National Trail
Old Man of Hoy
Moray Coast Trail
Kintyre Way
John Muir Way
Great Glen Way
Goatfell Summit
Forth and Clyde Walkway
Formartine and Buchan Way
Fife Coastal Path
Clyde Walkway
Cateran Trail
Cape Wrath Trail
Berwickshire Coastal Path
Arthur’s Seat and Holyrood Park
Aonach Eagach Ridge Walk
Three Lochs Way
Speyside Way
Southern Upland Way
Skye Trail
Antonine Way
Steens of Stofast
Bucegi Natural Park Trails
Glówny Szlak Sudecki
Dessau-Wörlitz Garden
German Fairy Tale Route
Brine Pipeline Trail
Ludwig van Beethoven Walk
Accursed Mountains
Keenagh Loop Walk
Great Southern Trail
Grand Canal Way
Dublin Mountains Way
Burren Way
Antrim Hills Way
Causeway Coast Way
Kerry Way
Dingle Way
Alta Via 1
GR221 Dry Stone Route
Brèche de Roland
Route of the Monasteries of...
Camino de Santiago
Three Peaks Challenge
Pony Path to Cadair Idris
Huw Tom Upland Walk
Great Orme Trail
Rob Roy Way
Papa Stour Circular
Harlech Castle and Dunes Walk
Hiking the West Highland Way:...
Craig y Ddinas
Ceredigion Coast Path
Monmouthshire and Brecon Canals
Llangollen Round
Anglesey Coastal Path
Offa’s Dyke Path
Wales Coast Path
Waterfalls and Ridges of Brecon...
Wye Valley Walk
Pembrokeshire Coastal Path
Celtic Way
Biikk Plateau Trail
Tomen y Mur
White Horse Trail
Glyndwr’s Way National Trail
Amber Trail
National Blue Trail
Art Nouveau in Budapest
Good Karma in Bucharest
This Urn is Going to...
Haunted Hikes
Hidden Gems of Stockholm
The Iron Cross
Meet the Head Tramp
Forrest Mallard is a travel writer, filmmaker, and adventure guide who has dedicated his life to exploring the world and sharing its stories. With over 50 countries deeply explored, his blog, Tramposaurus Treks, has become a trusted resource for adventurers, even earning recommendations from national tourism boards.
Forrest’s storytelling spans multiple mediums, from documentary filmmaking to in-depth travel writing, often weaving history, culture, and personal experiences into compelling narratives. His acclaimed documentaries on the Walt Disney Company have even earned the rare praise of former Disney CEO Michael Eisner—a testament to his ability to uncover and present compelling stories. His professional background is as varied as his passport stamps—ranging from adventure guiding in Ecuador, Thailand, and Alaska to producing large-scale entertainment in Dubai, managing concert tours in South Africa, and even working aboard National Geographic Expedition ships. This eclectic career path has armed him with a unique perspective: one that blends logistical expertise with an insatiable curiosity for the unknown. Whether leading travelers through rugged landscapes, crafting historical documentaries, or sharing insights on long-distance trekking, Forrest remains dedicated to inspiring others to explore, connect, and embrace adventure—preferably with a well-worn backpack and a good story in tow.
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