Red Rocks, and then, the coast
a local hike on Moab before we visit our family. Read More …
a local hike on Moab before we visit our family. Read More …
What you do regularly matters more than what you do spectacularly. Hiking after 50 isn’t about slowing down, it’s about living a life where movement is ordinary, not exceptional. Read More …
Not every long journey on foot is a thru-hike and not every long-distance hike needs to be one. Some musings on the difference. Read More …
A guide for planning long hikes on The Colorado Trail. Town info, resupply, alt routes, logistics, and general info. Revised regularly and updated Nov 2025. Read More …
You’ll often see publications and experienced outdoors people talk about “shoulder season.” What is it? And what adjustments do you need to make? Read More …
Joan and I set a new PR for structured rambling as we wandered into a canyon country nook. Read More …
A humble kitty litter bucket beats a $70 “utility bucket” any day—stronger, square, easier to pack, and endlessly useful on river and camp trips. Read More …
A backpacking trip to another remote desert location with some friends. Read More …
A “bonus” entry from my New England Walk where I took in colonial, early US, and early 20th century era history. Read More …
I’m away for over a month, I’ve been home two days…let’s go backpacking! Read More …
The wrap-up post about my 500-mile walk through New England from the Canadian border to the Atlantic Ocean.
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I reached the ocean and concluded my 500-mile walk through a New England autumn. Read More …
My walk continues into southern New England. Read More …
My walk continues with the lands between Moosilauke and Mondnock Read More …
Going back to where my outdoor life started. Read More …
My first 100 miles or so on my walk across New England. Read More …
Some tips, pointers, ideas, and caveats about packing backpacking gear when you’ll arrive by plane, train, or bus. Read More …
Root Bear Float season commences! Read More …