My day pack – what I have prepacked
Rather than accidentally forget the gear, I always have my ~3 lb daypack pre-staged. Here’s what’s in my day pack. Read More …
Rather than accidentally forget the gear, I always have my ~3 lb daypack pre-staged. Here’s what’s in my day pack. Read More …
We went on an NPS ranger-led hike to the “Crack in the Rock” Pueblo at Wupatki National Monument. . This article includes information on trip planning as well. Read More …
Going lightweight (sub-20lbs) with gear and clothing from BassPro and Cabela’s. Yes, the 8 billion dollar company sells “real” outdoor gear not in camo! Read More …
We had a training weekend for Utah’s archaeology site stewardship program. Read More …
As fall goes into full swing, here are some interesting items from the past two weeks or so. Read More …
A budget item that is readily available for keeping your hands warm and dry in cold rain. Read More …
Want to buy some stickers, t-shirts, magnets, or even pint glasses? Check out the Cafe Press store. Read More …
Another free app that I find very useful. Read More …
I’ve looked at TrailGroove Magazine before. Here are some benefits of getting a premium subscription. Read More …
I’m back in Moab. And time to share some interesting tidbits from the outdoor world again. Read More …
The NPS Junior Ranger books are an excellent way to learn the biology, geology, and history of a national park unit quickly, accurately, and in a fun manner. Read More …
I am pleased to announce that Joan plans to contribute some articles on a regular basis. Read More …
A light and efficient stove system suitable for solo use. But it is the Siphon Stove itself that most impressed me. Read More …
Snack bars; with a caffeine buzz. Read More …
A summary of my experience hiking the 500-mile long Northern New Mexico Loop. Read More …
The last 100 miles into Sante Fe. Read More …
My route finds me winding in and out of the Sangres mountains. Read More …
I am now heading mainly south and into the New Mexico Sangres. Read More …