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Thoughts on hiking solo

Posted onJanuary 24, 2020January 24, 2020AuthorJoan17 Comments

Joan shares some thoughts on her solo hiking experience. Read More …

CategoriesGetting Started, MusingsTagsJoan West, solo

Alone Outdoors : One is the loneliest number?

Posted onJanuary 11, 2017January 12, 2017AuthorPaul Mags9 Comments

Solitude on outdoor trips is not lonely or sad. Quite the opposite. Read More …

CategoriesMusingsTagssolitude, solo, Wildness

Why Solo Wilderness Adventures?

Posted onApril 16, 2014March 27, 2017AuthorPaul Mags6 Comments

Why solo wilderness adventures? What is it about being alone in the wilderness that may be appealing to certain people? Here’s my own personal perspective. Read More …

CategoriesMusingsTagsbackpacking, hiking, solo

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Our original plan meant going up one road, driving Our original plan meant going up one road, driving up some muddy and icy road conditions, and, at least, driving for two more hours round-trip. We'd rather hike. .. So we did "Plan B" and went to see some well-known, and always magnificent, places, saw some new places for us, and enjoyed the quiet and stunning canyon on colder December night. .. Hot drinks, puffy layers, and chocolate kept us warm. ... #hiking #backpacking #camping #utah #pictrographs #petroglyphs
The Colorado Sun had a recent and excellent articl The Colorado Sun had a recent and excellent article on the cost of the “free” outdoors, be it gas, permits, and, of course, the gear. ... I applaud any article that shows how expensive the outdoors can get, especially when starting out. ... But it did give me the idea that I could put together a budget day hike kit. Something for three-season conditions in non-technical, if rocky, conditions in Alpine terrain. ... It is not the cheapest list but rather a list of gear that both beginners could theoretically use and still have some use as the person gains more experience and branches into backpacking. It lasts for a few seasons or more, too. ... 👣🧭 Read the article and see the list via link in profile 🎒🥾 ... #hiking
A quick overnighter to a place we enjoy best in th A quick overnighter to a place we enjoy best in the winter months. There is excellent light during this time of the year, few people, and fantastic scenery. ... #hiking #Backpacking #camping #winter #utah #pictographs #petroglyphs
Outdoor clothing is a tool like anything else. .. Outdoor clothing is a tool like anything else. .. So, I want outdoor clothing that ends up being functional and not necessarily fashionable at the end and will do what is intended. And like any tool, I use different tools for different jobs. .. And my outdoor puffies are no different. .. In 2023, puffies are a “go-to” layer for winter and all seasons. Light, compressible, and capable. Though it is not the ideal layer for all situations, it is unusual for a person not to take this layer overall, especially when on extended backpacking trips during typical three-season conditions. .. And like other clothing or gear, Joan and I tend to have a quiver of puffies for different uses. ... 🧥 More info via link in profile ❄️ @montbellamerica @nunatak_gear #thriftstorefinds #militarysurplus #corporateschwag
A cold Sunday after traveling a bit means a favori A cold Sunday after traveling a bit means a favorite hike not far from our home. ... #moab #utah #moabutah #hiking
A varied few days of hosting friends in Moab, visi A varied few days of hosting friends in Moab, visiting them later in Escalante and Capitol Reef, and then making our way back home a couple of days earlier due to the weather. It was an excellent Thanksgiving holiday with friends, incredible scenery, and giving us ideas for future jaunts. ... #hiking #camping #utah #thanksgiving #petroglyphs
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