I Bailed Out: Another Successful Failure of a Camping Trip
Recently I realized that I haven’t had any alone time in the woods in months.
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No More Excuses: Smash Through Obstacles and Have an Adventure
I’m a pretty busy person. I’m not unique in the regard; you’re pretty busy too.
The Mora Companion: The Best Twenty Dollars You’ll Spend on Gear
Does great gear always cost a lot? While often you get what you pay for, the Mora Companion shows that sometimes you can get a whole lot for just a little.
Poison Ivy: Seven Things You Need To Know Before You Hit the Trail
When I was kid, early on in my scouting career, I made the rookie mistake
The Joy of Here: Four Reasons to Have a Local Adventure
Last month I had the good fortune to briefly play guide to a fellow blogger,
Morning at Bighorn Park and Hiking Back: Mount Whitney, Part 5
This post is the final chapter in a five part story about Mount Whitney. If
Search and Rescue, a Fireside Chat: Mount Whitney, Part Four
This post is the fourth part of a five part story about Mount Whitney. If
Avalanches, Waterfalls, and Glissades: Mount Whitney, Part Three
This post is the third part of a five part story about Mount Whitney. If
Lessons in Microadventure from a Rainy Night of Stealth Camping
“Ready to go?” my friend Mike asked, as I finished a beer while I sat
Microadventure: What It Is and Why You Should Have One
Anyone can take a microadventure, and everyone should, including me and you!
Adventures in America’s Best Idea: Four National Parks We Visited in 2016
Our National Parks have been referred to as “America’s Best Idea,” and after Clarissa and
On the Road: A Good Stay in the Badlands
This is the first installment of a new series of posts titled “On the Road,”