
A Walk Across New England – An Overview
An initial look at my overall plans for Walking Across New England (WANE) in Fall of 2025. Read More …
An initial look at my overall plans for Walking Across New England (WANE) in Fall of 2025. Read More …
What got directed as an insult months ago seems less an insult and more of an aspirational idea worth striving for. Read More …
My experiences walking and packrafting ~250 miles connecting the four NPS units and the lands in between of the South East Utah Group (SEUG). Read More …
Some thoughts about the Seventh Principle of Leave No Trace: “Be Considerate of Other Visitors.” 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 …
A last-minute trip to a favorite area. Read More …
Different options for the wearing of blaze orange and other hi-vis colors while hiking during peak hunting season. Updated Fall 2025. Read More …
Joan and I spent a few days in Mesa Verde and walked among the Ancestral Pueblo structures with a different perspective from previous visits. Read More …
A few days solo in the San Juans. Read More …
What to wear in what many people consider to be among the most difficult of conditions: cold and wet. Updated Sept 2025. Read More …
An enjoyable trip to the Southern San Juans Mountains followed by a trip to Chimney Rock National Monument. Read More …
Joan looks at 2025 Gossamer Gear Mariposa. It’s a pack she’s used for a while in both the 2014 and 2016 iterations and she compares and contrasts the various iterations. Read More …
A gorgeous loop in the San Juans Mountains with a spicy scramble not to Joan’s liking. Read More …
A quite trip to a lonesome, cone-shaped peak at the edge of the San Juan mountains. Read More …
A look at paralysis by analysis that I think stops people from getting out in the wild places. Read More …
An eight year review of the Stanley Adventure Cook set. A humble piece of kit we probably have used hundreds of times at this point, Read More …
Some thoughts on maps, miles, and giving people the tools to see what they want to see. Read More …
A quick and easy overnighter to the local mountains. Read More …