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…]
Trails
Wilderness Refuge: Whitney Lake
Independence Day kicks off the summer tourist season here in Colorado’s high country, signaling the end of quick trips to the grocery store and the[Read More…]
Hiking in Willapa National Wildlife Refuge
Mist rolls through the spreading limbs of the tall, silver Sitka Spruce trees that flank the verdant shores of a small creek, its tumbling waters[Read More…]
Ape Canyon Trail
Mt. St. Helens offers a wide variety of adventures for those who are looking to get away from the claustrophobic northwest trail. Nine miles from[Read More…]
The Land of the Golden Larches
Like the prospectors of old, I lust after gold. I leave everything behind in the endless hunt for “all that glitters”. But my treasure is[Read More…]
Goat Rocks
As a rule, I hike a trail only once, but there are two exceptions: The Enchantments and a section of the PCT from Harts Pass[Read More…]
Quinault’s Pony Bridge!
“Pony Bridge!” is the most common reaction when I mention the hike to others familiar with the area. I receive this exact response: An exclamation[Read More…]
South Fork Skokomish River Trail
With the mountains still under a frozen snow and spring avalanche dangers in the red, hikers and backpackers often find themselves looking for an alternate[Read More…]
Quinault’s Wolf Bar – Where the Wild Things Are
Wild and majestic, the North Fork trail of the Quinault River to Wolf Bar Camp is perfect for getting the kids out, impressing a date[Read More…]
Hiking and Camping Crater Lake National Park
Hikes along the rim of Crater Lake National Park in Oregon are filled with many alluring beauties. Once you trek far enough to get away[Read More…]
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