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…]
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Alpine Lakes Wilderness Hike (Trout and Boulder Lakes)
I recently had the opportunity to explore the Alpine Lakes Wilderness hike off HWY 2 just past Skykomish and was amazed at the abundance of food,[Read More…]
Solstice Canyon Hike
Moving from the wild wilderness of the Colorado Rockies to the wilder city streets of Los Angeles was an adjustment. I traded mountains for sky[Read More…]
Horseshoe Basin Photos by Andy Porter
Andy Porter wrote in early October about his experiences hiking through Horseshoe Basin. He encountered creeks, wildflowers, abandoned mines, and even a new black bear friend.[Read More…]
The Narrows Zion National Park
The Narrows in Zion National Park are the Venice, Italy of backcountry hikes. And it’s not just the water flowing in tight spaces that draws[Read More…]
Dirty Harry’s Peak
Named after the infamously fearless logger Harry Gault, the trail follows an old logging road, leading to the famous balcony and eventually the mountain peak. Dirty Harry’s Peak is an excellent choice for spring hiking. Located to the east of Mailbox Peak, this 4,700-foot mountain offers a delightful balance of bare trail and snow.
Backpacking 101 – How to Select a Trail
So where do you start when selecting a trail?
Mt Teneriffe: Kamikaze Trail
Surprise, surprise! Mt Teneriffe is a tough training hill with perks! Long after you’ve tired of Mt Si you still need a good, challenging training hill[Read More…]
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