
Don’t get stuck – Winter trailhead driving
More people seem to get stuck on the way to or from the winter trail head. Here’s some advice on how not to get stuck…or what to do if you do. Read More …
My views on life, the universe, and everything.
More people seem to get stuck on the way to or from the winter trail head. Here’s some advice on how not to get stuck…or what to do if you do. Read More …
Highlights of 2013…and hopes for 2014
A look at why I take a thermos on winter outings Read More …
With the cold weather hitting Colorado, my mind is turning to winter. Read More …
Most of us (all?) have played the game: What if money and time was no object? What would I do? Well among outdoor enthusiasts, the conversation invariably is: What is my dream adventure? Well, here’s mine. If I was gifted Read More …
Gear as lifestyle. Or why discussion of the minutiae of gear is so popular. Read More …
There are many shelters to use when backpacking from simple tarps to hammocks to palatial 4-season tents big and stout enough to weather out a blizzard. But my favorite way of sleeping outside is the simplest: Under the stars, Read More …
How to get outdoors as much as possible while balancing work, a marriage and other obligations? Read on!
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Website of the Week: Boulder Map Gallery
Re-thinking my personal use of the alcohol stove.
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Reconsidering the “Made in the USA” as a factor for buying outdoor goods.
Another favorite website of mine: TrailGroove magazine.Real world gear reviews, great photos and fantastic writing. Read More …
A scan of a historic Continental Divide Trail Register from May 1990 to May 2013. Read More …
Website of the week: The Hiking Life. A website about Cam “Swami” Honan’s many, many, many miles of backpacking!
Website of the week: Semi-Rad.com. More than just gear or trip planning, it is a website about the outdoors as a lifestyle.
Website of the week: SummitPost.org. A great site for any initial trip planning.
Looking for good day hike ideas esp in Colorado? Check out ProTrails.com
Thoughts on “The Peace of Wild Things” by Wendell Berry. Read More …