Geology Rocks: Leslie Gulch
I love the high desert, but let’s be honest – there’s so much of it to love. The stretch of road between Fernley, Nevada and the Idaho border on US-95 […]
Powder Hound
It may not seem logical to you, but there’s a distinct line when water flows from an abomination to pure bliss. That line is ruffly 32 degrees Fahrenheit. Thankfully Trails […]
Intimate With The Eastern Sierra
We like exploring new places. That’s evident based on the maps and guidebooks dominating our bookshelf. While racking up the miles on our cars or jet setting across the ocean […]
2016 Blooper Reel
Most folks are giving 2016 a big middle finger, but if I put my blinders on for a moment and just look at this year in adventure, it was amazing and challenging […]
Order Your Copy: Hiking With Aspen
I can tell you the exact moment I decided to write a children’s book featuring my beloved adventure pup, Aspen. We were wrapping up a public lands road trip with […]
Aloha Kaua’i
If I were planning a trip to Kaua’i, it would involve backpacking, cycling, stand-up paddle boarding, and non-stop adventure. If The Parents were planning a trip, there would be lots of […]
Lover’s Leap
Communication is key in any relationship. Especially when your partner is 35 meters above you setting up the next belay station. The problem is my voice only turns up to […]
Baboon Lakes: Plan Ahead And Prepare Or Not
Plan Ahead And Prepare – it’s the first Leave No Trace principle listed for a reason. This principle makes all of the other principles easier to follow, with the added […]
Bendless Summer: Even More Adventure
I can’t say enough great things about Bend, Oregon; but I can try. Bend is a one-stop adventure shop, adult Disneyland, the natural landscape keeps you on your toes, the […]
Bendless Summer: Three Sisters Backpack
I thought Oregon was all trees, but that’s just what they tell Californians who have been spoiled by Sierra Nevada views to keep them away. However, the towering volcanoes lined […]
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