We think that Travel + Leisure did a very nice job when they produced a caricature version of Ryder-Walker’s founder and CEO, Peter Walker, for their June, 2014 edition. To quote head guide and nearly 20-year Ryder-Walker veteran, Ken Fuhrer, “The resemblance is uncanny!” Click here to see the caricature.
T+L’s version of our esteemed leader appears on page 82 of the June edition (on newstands now). T+L profiled Peter Walker for their feature story Adventure Travel 2014—our picks from the top outfitters, plus insider tips and itineraries.
What are Peter Walker’s picks for adventure travel in 2014?
On Peter’s radar: “The Balkan states of Croatia, Slovenia, and Montenegro, for their incredible landscapes, cuisines, and history. They’re the full package.”
Read the full story by grabbing this month’s edition of Travel + Leisure, or read Peter Walker’s insider tips by clicking the following link. Enjoy it!
Image: Slovenia is hot right now! Bled Castle, Slovenia. | By Ken Fuhrer
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