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Best Mammoth Lakes Camping Guide

Leave a Comment / Eastern Sierra, Hike Guides, Travel Tips / May 10, 2023

Camping in Mammoth Lakes, CA? This guide will help you find the best sites from standard car camping in your tent to RV sites to free camping

Josephine Peak: One of My Favorite in Angeles National Forest

Leave a Comment / Hike Guides, LA / SoCal Trails / April 29, 2023

Josephine Peak is one of my favorite moderate-level hikes in Angeles National Forest with stunning mountain and valley views at only 8 miles out and back with 1800 ft of elevation gain.

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Things to Do in Manitou Springs, Colorado in a Day

Leave a Comment / Colorado, Hike Guides, Trip Guides/ Itineraries / April 27, 2023

Manitou Springs is a charming little town near Colorado Springs. It’s known for the Manitou Incline, Sunwater Spa, and Garden of the Gods.

Learn more about how to soak in the mineral hot tubs, reservations and parking for the incline, and hiking trails in Garden of the Gods.

AIARE 1: Should I Take an Avalanche Course?

Leave a Comment / Winter Mountaineering / April 18, 2023

New to mountaineering and backcountry snow? Not sure if you need to take an avalanche course? My review of the AIARE 1 course experience will hopefully help provide some insight and determine if an avalanche course is for you

Weir Canyon: Best Wildflower Hike in Orange County 2023

Leave a Comment / Hike Guides, LA / SoCal Trails / April 7, 2023

Short hike with a variety of wildflowers in the Spring and beautiful views of Mount Baldy and the ocean from Orange County, CA

Darwin Falls: Easy Waterfall Hike in Death Valley

Leave a Comment / Hike Guides, National Parks / April 1, 2023

Darwin Falls is a short hike in Death Valley National Park to a spring-fed waterfall that runs year-round. Add this to your next trip!

Climb San Gorgonio from South Fork Trail and North Face

Leave a Comment / Hike Guides, LA / SoCal Trails, Winter Mountaineering / March 21, 2023

San Gorgonio Mountain has many hiking trails to the summit and a North Face chute for mountaineering. Spring is a great time to climb this chute to the tallest mountain in Southern California if you’re experienced.