ONE STEP AT A TIME DOCUMENTARY OF BLIND HIKER MICHAEL MCCULLOCH

As many of you know, I hiked the classic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu in June 2019. After more than a year in the making, the documentary of my trek is completed. I would like to extend a personal invitation to you to watch a replay of the world premiere of my film, One Step at a Time. See details below.

Michael McCulloch, a retired NASA engineer, would like to bring you along on an incredible journey – the 4-day trek along the Classic Inca Trail to one of the new Seven Wonders of the World, Machu Picchu, Peru. It is a little over 26 miles and scales two nearly 14,000-foot mountain passes.  The appeal of this particular trek is the stunning combination of Inca ruins, magnificent mountains, exotic vegetation and extraordinary ecological variety. The trail goes over high passes with unforgettable views, through cloud forests, and finally into subtropical vegetation.

At 64, Michael is the oldest blind person to hike this amazing trail. He had three able-bodied volunteers who helped train and get him in shape for the trek. He trained and prepared for more than a year. Then, the three sighted guides provided him step-by-step instructions in undertaking one of the most demanding hiking trails in the world in June 2019. The film highlights the teamwork, commitment, and personal and physical obstacles Michael had to overcome on his journey.  It will empower you to get out of your comfort zones, take on new challenges and see that all things are possible regardless of your abilities.

Watch the trailer here:  https://youtu.be/_043vAPMSVI