About Into Nature
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Quentin is originally from Belgium, but he decided to travel around the world.
He discovered Norway during a long-distance trail running competition and fell in love with it. That was the start of his journey. He decided to leave his own company in Belgium and start traveling. He went to Russia for a dogsledding race, and Canada was his biggest dream, followed by Alaska and Finland, where he continued working with dogs. He also traveled to Nepal to attempt a record on the Great Himalaya Trail via the High Route... Following his dreams and instincts.
After some time, Quentin thought again about Norway and decided to return to work with sled dogs. He met a girl who changed all of his plans (for the better). Together, they bought an old farm in the backcountry of Tromsø, where Quentin could start his new dream: having his own dogyard. In the following years, he completed the Finnmarksløpet (600 km) and is now aiming for the longest race in Europe: the 1200 km.
Quentin’s passion is outdoor life, especially in bad weather. He says there’s nothing better than challenging weather to make you feel alive.
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