From Patagonia to the Rocky Mountains is a lecture where we take the audience on a life-changing journey through South, Central and North America by bicycle.

We share our experiences from the 21-month-long trip, where we cycle 22,000 km through 15 countries. We tell, among other things, about cycling in bitter cold at over 4,000 meters of altitude on the Bolivian plateau, about our 4,000 kilometer trip by boat on the rivers of the Amazon rainforest and about meeting people on our way. People who have left a great impression on our hearts.

More about the journey and us:

We are a loving couple who, in the spring of 2021, decide to cycle from Argentina to Canada, when the corona pandemic has finally released its iron grip. We quit our jobs, pack our home into 10 bicycle bags, rent out our apartment in Amager and leave in January 2022.

Martin Lohmann Moller:

42 years. Member of the Adventurers Club. Bitten by cycling, preferably far, far away and to foreign lands. Has previously cycled from Rotterdam to Kathmandu, a journey of 38000km, and has traveled in more than 75 countries – many of them by bicycle. Develops medical equipment when he is not traveling.

Katja Nørgaard Hansen:

34 years. Live with an inexhaustible extension. Went to the USA as a 17-year-old for a high school stay and has since lived in the USA, Turkey and Estonia. Has always been interested in the world and has a master’s degree in International Studies and Development. Has worked for better conditions for children and young people with visual impairment for the first 3.5 years of his working life.