Tales from the Trail #1 – Mags goes all foodie
There’s this one time I had breakfast at a James Beard Awarding-nominated restaurant. And I did not realize it at the time. Read More …
There’s this one time I had breakfast at a James Beard Awarding-nominated restaurant. And I did not realize it at the time. Read More …
Two nights of camping in some nearby mountains. Read More …
An overnight trip in the La Sal Mountains following a lonely route at this time of the year. Read More …
Enjoying the desert spring with near solitude. Read More …
We continue to enjoy the desert near our home. Read More …
Another weekend where can spend time outdoors locally. Read More …
We enjoyed another weekend where we can go backpacking within an hour of our home. Read More …
The trailhead’s three-miles away, we slept eight miles from where I’m typing, another local backpack. Read More …
Enjoying some quiet and peace in a wild place. Read More …
Perhaps my last report for a while. We’ll see. Read More …
Some jaunts down some canyons noted for its rock imagery. Read More …
A simple video for the more visually inclined about how to cross into the famous Maze District of Canyonlands National Park via packraft at Spanish Bottom. Read More …
A different Moab guiding gig in 2020 – Deep Desert Expeditions. Mike Coronella, the owner, is one of the co-creators of the Hayduke Trail. Read More …
A three-day weekend spent backpacking and exploring a dense concentration of Ancestral Pueblo dwellings. Read More …
Another trip to The Maze in Canyonlands National Park. I included some basic logistic info for those who asked after my last trip. Read More …
Signs of spring are afoot (and also “a ski”) this weekend. Read More …
Another memorable trip on the Colorado Plateau. Read More …
We hiked in a place often ignored for backpacking. And during winter we had it all to ourselves. Read More …