Ep. 1002: Three Years Biking Around the World - McKenzie Barney

Ep. 1002: Three Years Biking Around the World - McKenzie Barney

McKenzie Barney is an adventurer, filmmaker, writer and public speaker. Recently she completed a multi-year, mostly solo project of “Cycling The World” through 18,000 miles, 28 countries and 5 continents by way of Africa, South America, Australia, New Zealand, Southeast Asia and Europe.

McKenzie is a four-time Emmy award winning producer, published writer, keynote speaker, and has produced documentary series for the likes of National Geographic, Outside, FOX Sports and more. She has navigated much of the planet by human power, with over 6,000 miles of long distance hiking on the Pacific Crest Trail, New Zealand’s Te Araroa, Nepal and India’s Himalayas, Chile’s Greater Patagonian Trail, and the Colorado Trail.

Watch Cycling The World film about her adventure that comes out February 1st here: www.cyclingtheworldfilm.com

McKenzie’s Instagram: @mckenziebarney

Website: www.yatriproject.com

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