When most things are out of one’s control, running trails teaches one to accept whatever...

The oldest mission station in South Africa, Genadendal (meaning Valley of Grac...

The privilege growing up near the foot of one of the New 7 Wonders of Nature of Table Mo...

"My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow me" - John 10:27 This verse ca...

Just over 100 Tales have been posted on trailblazer.international since 2011 when Trailb...

Enjoy this Tale of Lisa running what is known as 'The Grail of Trail', on South Africa’s...

Trail running involves responses every moment as one navigates where to put one’s feet, ...

Passage is a privilege no matter where one finds oneself, and this is highlighted throug...

Raw. Rugged. Relative. The word that best explains the terrain of Cederberg Wilderness A...

How much will we be remembered in 150 years from now? With some self-reflection, probabl...

Running is repetitive. One step in front of the other. We keep moving forwards but never...

Running a race is very different to volunteering at one. The former is an event, the lat...

The run was simple – traverse the entire length of South Africa’s longest uninterrupted ...

Most special moments cannot be orchestrated. Such a moment was had on this well-known Ul...

Like water having carved the deep Fish River Canyon in the arid Namibian landscape – the...

The photographs we post are untouched and unedited. Yet they are still limited. Limited ...

We do not know where wind comes from, yet stewarding its effect principally brings about...

One of the best things for us when we run trails is the awareness of the realness of our...

What is it like to run free? To run and run and never be held back? These questions coul...

It was one of those beautifully clear, icy mornings along South Africa’s Garden Route. Y...