14 Next-Level Experiences Every Daredevil Should Try Once

Time to add a few more things to that bucket list. Experience the intensity of Ice Breakers Cool Blasts.

1. Sea kayaking amidst icebergs and glaciers in Alaska.

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You can experience frigid seawater, icebergs, ice caves, and polar wildlife...all at eye level!

2. BASE jumping into a Norwegian fjord...

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It's even better with a group of people.

3. ...or off of a tower in a busy metropolis!

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Some major cities have BASE jumping towers, including Shanghai and Kuala Lumpur.

4. Eating hákarl (fermented shark) in Iceland.

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It's enough even to make globe-trotting celebrity chefs retch.

5. Freediving along a coral reef.

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How deep can you go without an oxygen tank?

6. Or cave diving in a cenote on the Yucatan Peninsula.

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Cenotes are bright blue sinkholes that connect to underwater cave systems and subterranean lakes!

7. Climbing El Capitan in Yosemite.

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Bonus points if you attempt a free climb!

8. Eating one of the spiciest hot pots in the world in Sichuan.

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It's perfectly acceptable to bring a towel to mop up all your sweat.

9. Bungee jumping over Victoria Falls.

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Located on the border of Zambia and Zimbabwe, it's the tallest fall in the world and can be heard 40 kilometers away!

10. Driving the Tianmen Mountain Road in China.

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Here's a taste of what it's like.

11. Big wave surfing at Mavericks, California.

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The breaks are partly formed by underwater rocks, the water's COLD, and the area is home to Great Whites....but that's all part of what makes it legendary.

12. Volcano boarding in Nicaragua.

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It can be done at Cerro Negro Volcano (which is active, by the way), where boarders slide down the 1,600-foot slope of charcoal-black pebbles.

13. Running a marathon in the Sahara.

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Marathon des Sables, called the "toughest footrace on Earth" by Discovery Channel, is a six-day ultramarathon in the Sahara Desert!

14. Hiking the Continental Divide Trail from Mexico to Canada.

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Spanning 3,100 miles from Mexico to Canada, the Continental Divide Trail is the longest thru-hiking trail in North America — even longer than the Pacific Crest Trail! It takes about six whole months to complete.

Do not attempt any of the above activities without first consulting a professional.

Life is full of intense adventures waiting to happen. Experience the intensity of Ice Breakers Cool Blasts Chews.

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