
Savoring an old favorite
Almost a week spent camping, hiking, exploring, and enjoying both the well-known and the obscure in Hovenweep and Canyons of The Ancients National Momuments. Read More …
An outdoor website should have some outdoors trips.
Almost a week spent camping, hiking, exploring, and enjoying both the well-known and the obscure in Hovenweep and Canyons of The Ancients National Momuments. Read More …
Part Three of the Spring Break spent with the extended Boulder clan. Read More …
Three days in The Valley of The Gods. An ideal location for exploring the area. Read More …
Some exploring of the ancient places as I make my way to meet up with friends for their children’s Spring Break. Read More …
Some hiking and camping at a previously obscure High Plains canyon that is a little more on the radar. Read More …
Some hiking and camping in the newly accessible (only since Nov 2017) Sabinoso Wilderness that is about 50 miles from Las Vegas, NM. Read More …
A lot of driving since J-Tree as I made my way back to Colorado for some presentations coming up. Read More …
Some hiking and camping in Joshua Tree National Park. Read More …
Four days of backpacking and two days of camping at a hiker gathering. Great to meet people in person I’ve known online for years. Read More …
Some time spent along the California coast exploring the ocean and the redwoods. Read More …
An unplanned detour. But it all worked out. Read More …
Some dispersed camping the night before and then a half day spent at Red Rocks Canyon just outside of Las Vegas. Read More …
Some time spent in Death Valley National Park. I’ve been to the desert before…but Death Valley is unlike anything I’ve seen. Read More …
Some time spent at The Valley of Fire State Park in Nevada not far from Vegas. Red rocks, bighorns, and desert landscapes abounded! Read More …
A visit to Zion National Park on my way to points west. Conveniently, I have friends associated with the park! Read More …
I visited a friend in Moab, saw some unique pictographs, enjoyed Arches National Park in the off-season, and wondered how the government shutdown would affect my trip. Read More …
Four days of backpacking and an additional day of hiking and camping exploring the Ancestral Pueblo culture in (what is for now) the Bears Ears National Monument at the Cedar Mesa and Grand Gulch areas. Read More …
Some time spent at a place that is home to not only Ancestral Pueblos but also the Dine’ (Navajo) nation. Read More …