article_snippet: A female British adventurer is preparing for the final leg of A female British adventurer gruelling challenge to circumnavigate the world using just human power - four years after A female British adventurer set off.
article_snippet: Outen MBE, 29, has already travelled a staggering 20,500 miles since A female British adventurer left Tower Bridge in London London in a kayak on April 1, 2011.
article_snippet: Sarah Outen, pictured after arriving in New York by bike from Alaska, is preparing for the final leg of Sarah Outen gruelling challenge to circumnavigate the world using just human power - four years after Sarah Outen set off .
article_snippet: Sarahhas already travelled a staggering 20,500 miles since she left Tower Bridge in London in a kayak on April 1, 2011 .
article_snippet: Sarah then set off to row across the Pacific Ocean to Alaska but had to be rescued after Sarah boat was battered by 80mph winds in a three-day tropical storm.
article_snippet: The route Sarah has taken since leaving London in 2011, with the final leg a row across the Atlantic .
article_snippet: Sarah returned to Japan in April 2013 and completed the five-month journey which made Sarah the first and youngest person to row solo from Japan to the Aleutian Islands.
article_snippet: Incredibly, Sarah then kayaked 1,500 miles along the Aleutian Islands with pal Justine Curgenven before cycling 4,500 miles through Alaska, Canada and the United States.
article_snippet: Sarah, from Oakham, Rutland, eventually arrived in New York last Thursday and is having a two-week break until Sarah cycles another 400 miles to Cape Cod.
article_snippet: : Sarah has cycled over 15,000 miles during Sarah odyssey.
article_snippet: Sarah began Sarah long trip by kayaking from London at Tower Bridge to France in 2011 .
highlights_snippet: Sarah Outen left Tower Bridge in London in a kayak on April 1, 2011 .
  
highlights_snippet: Sarah Outen paddled to France then cycled 11,000 miles across Europe .
  
highlights_snippet: Then Sarah Outen jumped back in a kayak to travel from Russia to Japan .
  
highlights_snippet: Sarah Outen then rowed across the Pacific Ocean to Alaska in September 2013 .
  
highlights_snippet: After that Sarah Outen cycled 4,500 miles across North America to New York .