Gear evolution for backpacking: Then vs. Now
What gear I take for three-season backpacking trips, or even how I backpack, has evolved over the years. Here are some differences from now vs. then. Read More …
What gear I take for three-season backpacking trips, or even how I backpack, has evolved over the years. Here are some differences from now vs. then. Read More …
A quick and easy way to eyeball Colorado snowpack conditions for your trip planning. Read More …
Trail Groove Issue 33 with a great write up of the Wind River Obscure Route. Read More …
Some Friday humor that is non-outdoors related. Read More …
Another inexpensive and effective surplus store special. Read More …
An email had the subject line of: Buying gear is like buying a ticket to adventure. Huh??? Read More …
An ~25 miles and 4500′ gain hike within the town of Golden, CO. A mix of single track, bike paths, and road walking. Read More …
Socks. A boring piece gear. But critical. Over the past two years, I’ve become impressed with the Point6 brand. Read More …
Some cold medicine induced wool-gathering. Read More …
My outdoor tattoos. Of sorts. Read More …
Time to reevaluate what I want to achieve in life. I am offering a new type of guiding service starting April 1st. Read More …
A simple, light, and versatile pack that makes a good camera bag. Read More …
A few ideas for bringing a particular type of libation into the backcountry. Read More …
A look at the second edition of The Ultimate Hiker’s Gear Guide by Andrew Skurka. Read More …
Some time spent in the Black Ridge Canyon Wilderness outside of Grand Junction, Colorado. Read More …
InciWeb is a useful website for knowing how current wildfires may impact a planned trip. Read More …
A rare day of climbing for me. But anytime in the outdoors, and using unfamiliar skills, only enhances the overall skill set. Read More …
Going lightweight means going minimalist. Take some lessons from a Clint Eastwood movie. Take what you need. And then go. Read More …