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Four Days in Abbey Country

Posted onNovember 26, 2009November 17, 2023AuthorPaul MagsLeave a comment

My friend Markhamm proposed a trip to Utah prior to Thanksgiving. A chance to see one of the most gorgeous places in the American West, get in one last backpacking trip of the season and get in some needed outdoor Read More …

CategoriesOther Outdoor JauntsTagsCanyonlands National Park, Colorado Plateau, hiking, lightweight backpacking, Pueblo, Thanksgiving, utah

Autumn Aspen Ambling

Posted onSeptember 26, 2009June 18, 2017AuthorPaul MagsLeave a comment

"…Nature, who is superior to all style and ages, is now, with pensive face, composing her poem Autumn, with which no work no will be to be compared." —HDT This past Saturday was National Public Lands Day. Another day to Read More …

CategoriesOther Outdoor JauntsTagshiking, lake loop, Rocky Mountain National Park

Canadian Jaunt

Posted onAugust 27, 2009February 4, 2026AuthorPaul MagsLeave a comment

Originally, I had planned to hike Canada’s Great Divide Trail this past summer. For various reasons (personal, possible family issues, a dear friend being in town for his daughter’s medical reasons, starting a new relationship, not wanting to be gone Read More …

CategoriesOther Outdoor JauntsTagsBanff, canada, Glacier, hiking, Rockies

Tahoe Rim Trail

Ring Around The Lake: Tahoe Rim Trail journal 2009

Posted onJuly 1, 2009November 17, 2023AuthorPaul Mags4 Comments

My journal from my 2009 Tahoe Rim Trail thru-hike.  Additionally I have planning information in case you’d like to do the trail as well. Note May 2016: This journal is seven years old. I have no intention of updating the information. Read More …

CategoriesJournals, Trip PlanningTagshiking, lightweight backpacking, Tahoe Rim Trail

Divide Walk Weekend

Posted onAugust 25, 2008November 17, 2023AuthorPaul MagsLeave a comment

After a frustrating week of work (and a some frustrating events in my own life in general) and preparing to move into a new place (eating terribly, not exercising enough this past week). I desperately wanted to get out of Read More …

CategoriesOther Outdoor JauntsTagsbackpacking, continental divide, hiking, lightweight

The Four Tops, Rocky Mtn National Park

Posted onJuly 19, 2008November 17, 2023AuthorPaul MagsLeave a comment

Saturday saw me re-visiting an old favorite of mine: Flat Top Mountain in Rocky Mountain National Park. Flat Top contains many aspects of the Colorado Rockies in one hike: Aspen and pines (sadly succumbing to pine bark beetle), a large Read More …

CategoriesOther Outdoor JauntsTagsColorado, hiking, Rocky Mountain National Park

Autumnal Tints

Posted onOctober 12, 2007November 17, 2023AuthorPaul MagsLeave a comment

…Nature, who is superior to all style and ages, is now, with pensive face, composing her poem Autumn, with which no work no will be to be compared. —Thoreau After two rather mind-numbing weeks at work, I was ready for Read More …

CategoriesOther Outdoor JauntsTagsbackpacking, hiking, Lost Creek Wilderness

Just Jubiliating in July

Posted onAugust 15, 2007December 17, 2015AuthorPaul MagsLeave a comment

July was also a fun month! Estes Cone on July 1st A another nice little hike. There is new trail from Lily Lake that is switchbacked with good views. Tried a new (to me) family-style Mexican restaurant call Sol Azteca. Read More …

CategoriesOther Outdoor JauntsTagsbackpacking, Colorado, hiking, lightweight

Ring Around the Peak – Memorial Day Weekend 2007

Posted onMay 31, 2007January 15, 2016AuthorPaul MagsLeave a comment

I am going to be lazy for this entry. Just read the article I wrote for the Boulder weekly. 🙂   You can see Disco's and d-low's trip report/photos as well.  

CategoriesOther Outdoor JauntsTagsbackpacking, hiking, lightweight gear, Pikes Peak

Boulder Grand Slam 2007

Posted onApril 14, 2007June 18, 2017AuthorPaul MagsLeave a comment

The Boulder Grand Slam The Boulder Grand Slam is a route that takes in the ridge line of the Boulder Open Space and Mountain Parks system. On this hike, we start at the Sanitas trailhead and proceed to Sanitas, Anemone, Read More …

CategoriesOther Outdoor JauntsTagsBoulder Open Space, hiking

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@ramblinghemlock and I spent one last day in Wisconsin. We visited Aztalan State Park, where ancestral mound builders established an outlier connected to Cahokia further downriver. A few hundred people lived here, shaping a piece of history I did not learn about until well into my 20s.
Another day meandering through Wisconsin woods and prairie. We hiked along rivers, visited a natural landmark once used by voyageurs, and saw pictographs, petroglyphs, and mounds left by the ancestors of the Ho-Chunk people.
A rain and cold day means "section hiking" the Ice Age Trail where @ramblinghemlock 's folks live here in town.
Some hiking in the upper Midwest while visiting @ramblinghemlock’s folks in Wisconsin. A different world from our desert home. More water, greener, and glacier vs desert rocks.
We spent a weekend camping, seeing post-Pueblo Revolt structures, and images in the "Land of Enchantment" with @hollywoulddream and @danielgarey
@ramblinghemlock and I changed our plans because our usual March haunts were already pushing 90°F. We headed higher to places we usually visit in May. The blooming paintbrush, greening plants, and the lack of snow on the 11,000+ foot peaks in the distance made me wonder what the coming fire season might bring.

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