Best Camping Spots in Washington
In Washington, great places to camp are nearly endless. But it’s summertime, which means you’re going to want to make the most of every weekend.[Read More…]
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Shooting the Sunrise
I’ll be the first to admit that I am far more likely to to be found shooting a sunset than a sunrise. However, when I[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…]
Bring the Camera
The number one question I get: “You bring the camera out in stuff like this?” Well, yes! If you want to get the shot, you’re[Read More…]
Landscape Photos by Jim Patterson
Jim has been featured in Popular Photography, National Geographic and California Diver among others. He has won International Conservation Photography awards in underwater photography. For this set he shows us some luscious landscapes in and around state and national parks.
Cathedral Peak and Amphitheater Mountain Photos
Need some ideas for your summer explores? Andy Porter told us about this lovely place recently, but just in case that wasn’t enough, here are some more of his gorgeous photos of the Pasayten Wilderness. With names like Cathedral Peak and Amphitheater Mountain, how can you go wrong?
Photo Caption Winner
On Monday we put up a photo on Facebook of a little boy in the forest and asked our readers to caption it. Here is[Read More…]
California Dreamin’ Hiking Images by Abigail
Here is a light and fresh set of images from Southern California. Yes we like to stir things up. Thanks to Abigail Tait for her first set of photos in SBM.
Majestic Mountain Photos by Just Jenuine
Now that we’ve had a few days of warm sunshine, these snow mountain photos seem all the more majestic. Photos by Jen Baptist.
Oceanscapes by Kelsie
The ocean offers a sort of silence among its crashing waves. The sunsets on our coast are some of the most appreciated of all (perhaps because of their rarity). This set of photos is a reminder to break from the uphill tromping every once in a while and find a desolate stretch of beach to explore the ways that hiking and backpacking can be different here. Photos by Kelsie Donleycott.
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