Wildflowers and Waterfalls in the Columbia Gorge
I’m an impatient hiker; I don’t care for the long wait till the snow melts and flowers bloom in the high country. When the first[Read More…]
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Where to Hike in 2015: Snoqualmie Pass
It looks like you’re going to have to start planning your spring and summer hiking wishlist a bit early this year since winter seems to[Read More…]
Silver Falls State Park
This is the time of year when most residents of the Pacific Northwest turn their minds towards escape. The damp, dreary months of winter bring[Read More…]
What I Learned Climbing the Volcan Acatenango
Piece by Nick Bramer— When he’s not stuck at his desk crunching numbers or analyzing data as a performance & insight manager, Nick has made[Read More…]
Hike to Harry’s Ridge
Is it the Alaskan tundra? The high moors of Scotland? No, it’s the desolate high country of Mt. St. Helens— seemingly barren from a distance, yet teeming[Read More…]
Fly Fishing on the North Fork of the Coeur d’ Alene River
Northern Idaho hosts a plethora of beautiful wilderness— basically any direction you drive you are likely to come across some beautiful land on the banks of[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…]
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…]
9 Steps to Plan an Overnight Backcountry Trip
One: Choose your team. If this is your first time on an overnight backcountry trip, it is important to consider with whom you will be[Read More…]
Pine City, Joshua Tree National Park
She directed me to Pine City, a backcountry trail not even marked on the official NPS map. To reach it, I had to veer off the main Park Boulevard onto an unpaved road so long, at one point I wasn’t sure I’d taken the right path.
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