In September, 2015, Stan Havlick and his wife, Margaret, ventured into the heart of the Yukon of Northern Canada. This large and pristine territory of over 186,000 square miles has a population of only 37,000 people of which 27,000...

For over half a century, Stan Havlick has lived or traveled on all seven continents. A number of his world adventures and expeditions benefited the Colorado Cancer Foundation. His presentation, Ends of the Earth, includes…

What are your thoughts when you hear the word Arctic? Snow, ice, polar bears, darkness, global warming? Join Stan Havlick and his wife Margaret as they venture into this pristine, yet rapidly changing region of our…

Join Stan for a fun-filled evening of slides on traveling and trekking in Norway and the Arctic. Explore Oslo's Vigeland Sculpture Park, Roald Amundsen's ship the Fram, Thor Heyerdahl's raft Kon-Tiki, the Sami culture in…

Join Stan for a fun-filled evening of slides on trekking and climbing on Denali, Alaska and Aconcagua in Argentina. Stroll the warm, inviting beaches of Western Chile and experience the friendliness of the Chilean people…

A portion of this presentation focuses on various hardships and challenges of traveling and cycling across the six bikeable continents of the world. For example border crossings, bike maintenance/repairs, language barriers, aggressive wildlife, and also…

Stan Havlick never knew that with one touch of his rear bicycle wheel into the Pacific Ocean in California, a 14-year journey would take his front wheel to the west coast of the Caspian Sea in Russia. Stan’s six…

In the fall of 2023, Stan and his wife, Margaret, travelled high above the Arctic Circle (81 Degrees North). The expedition included the spectacular eastern coast of Greenland and a chance to explore the remains of ancient Thule settlements and deep fjords…

Rugged and rocky, delicate and fragile, strange but beautiful, the Galapagos archipelago is one of the most unique places on our planet. Its climate and geology plus its diverse fauna and flora play important roles in...

Tucked into a remote corner of northeast Alaska, the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) is a place where wilderness can be experienced on an epic scale, encompassing over 19 million acres. It is a place of discovery and…

Japan is a must see and you should consider a visit to this wonderful country as a strong candidate for your bucket list. Japan is rich in Asian culture, has great cuisine, and Japanese hospitality is second to none…

So near, yet oh so far! Cuba, a mere 90 miles or an hour by air, but an eternity in terms of economic progression. In the winter of 2014, Stan Havlick and 15 members of the Boulder-Cuba Sister City Organization (BOCUSCO) journeyed…

In May 2014, Stan Havlick, Rick Compton, Dwayne Bergeron and Brendan McGuire began their nearly 1,000-mile expedition near the Atlantic Ocean on the southwest coast of Iceland. For three weeks, the team battled fierce winds, thick fog, perpetual rain and mountainous terrain…

A special treat was visiting Annascall, the home of Tom Crean, the famous Antarctic explorer who was a member of three major polar expeditions in the early 1900s. The Ballycarberry Castle, Kylemore Abby, Cliffs of Mohr, Trinity College with...

in the Spring of 2012, Stan Havlick and five family members journeyed into the heart of the Osa Peninsula in Southwest Costa Rica. One third of the Peninsula is dedicated to the remote and beautiful Corcovado National Park.

On November 25th, 2009, Stan Havlick dipped his front and back wheels into Neko Harbor off Andvord Bay on the Peninsula of the Antarctic Continent. This small harbor indents the eastern shore of Andvord Bay and lies…

Thinking of a neat snowshoe or ski trek this winter or next? Join Stan for an informative and fun filled evening as he shares photos and stories of his three Christmas expeditions (2007-2011) trekking over 100 miles…

In May, 2006, Stan Havlick, Rick Compton, Mike Thompson, and Shane Cole dipped their back wheels into the North Sea off the Atlantic Ocean on the Northwest Coast of the Netherlands. Two months and…

In March, 2004, Stan Havlick, Dan Foster, Joe Foster, and Garry Kijan dipped their back wheels into the Atlantic Ocean on the shore of South Africa near Capet Town. Nearly two months and three thousand…

In September, 2001, Stan Havlick, John Stone, Dwayne Bergeron, and Rob Lewis dipped their back wheels into the Pacific Ocean. Nearly six weeks and three thousand miles later they dipped their front wheels into…