A Week at Cumberland Island National Seashore
Cumberland Island National Seashore Shady road, early morning, crystal clear blue sky – walking south from Brickhill Bluff Campsite. Crossing a bridge over a low[Read More…]
Articles by: Andrew Grieve
Trail Report: Walking the West Highland Way
The West Highland Way is a marked walking trail that extends 154 kilometres (96 miles) from Glasgow to Fort William in Scotland. The Route The[Read More…]
White Sauce – A Versatile Base for Backpacking Meals
Making sauces for Backpacking Meals might seem intimidating, but with a grasp of a few simple principles, you can make a basic white sauce and[Read More…]
What’s In Your Ditty Bag?
If you look at your list of backpacking equipment, it breaks down into relatively few items grouped by activity: There are shelter items which will[Read More…]
Trip Report: New Hampshire’s Pemi Loop
31.5 miles, 18,000 feet of elevation change, 12 – 4000+ footers, White Mountain Guide book time: 20 hours and 17 minutes. The Pemigewasset Wilderness in[Read More…]
The Case for Better Car Camping
After reading a lot of articles recently about the decline of car camping as a recreational activity, I began to wonder why. This article addresses[Read More…]
Hiking the Juan de Fuca Marine Trail on Vancouver Island
Vancouver Island British Columbia has many fine hiking trails including the world famous West Coast Trail on the southwest coast. Unfortunately, the quota system for[Read More…]
By the Shining-Big-Sea Waters – A Week at Isle Royale National Park
“Bright before it beat the water, Beat the clear and sunny water” – The Song of Hiawatha With credit to Longfellow, there is really no[Read More…]
Hiking the Corridor in the Grand Canyon
I had the good fortune this Spring to be able to travel to Arizona and backpack for ten days in the Grand Canyon. My original[Read More…]
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