Trail reports for hikes in California, Colorado, and more!
Mount Whitney (14,505 ft) is the tallest mountain in the contiguous US (lower 48 states). It’s a long 22-mile out-and-back hike with about 6,000 ft of elevation gain. You can day hike it or overnight camp, but either way, you need a permit which can be obtained during the pre-season lotto or through last-minute permit […]
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Ultimate guide to visiting Death Valley National Park. These are the places you need to see and camping tips when visiting California.
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The Wave, often referred to as Coyote Buttes North, is a stunning sandstone formation located on the border of Arizona and Utah. This breathtaking, vibrant natural wonder lies within the Paria Canyon-Vermilion Cliffs Wilderness of Northern Arizona, attracting hikers and photographers eager to experience its unique beauty. However, accessing The Wave legally has proven to be a
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Patagonia is a must-visit for all outdoor enthusiasts. It is located in South America across two countries: Chile and Argentina. The famous Torres Del Paine and the W Trek are located in Chile, while Fitz Roy, El Chalten and Perito Moreno Glacier are located in Argentina. I spent about 2 weeks exploring Patagonia which is
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There’s so many things to do in St. George outside of Zion National Park. Explore Sand Hollow State Park for stand up paddle-boarding and sand dunes, Gunlock State Park and Quail Creek State Park for a lake day, and Snow Canyon State Park for some light hiking and a small slot canyon.
Visit St. George UTAH: 4 State Parks and Hidden Gems Read More »
Ansel Adams WIlderness is one of the most beautiful parts of the Eastern Sierra, and Thousand Island Lake is one of the most popular hikes. Read to plan your 3 day trip out here
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HIKE TO: HENNINGER FLATS, UPPER CAMPGROUND TRAIL: MT WILSON TOLL RD MILES: 6 MILES OUT AND BACK ELEVATION: 2600 FT ELEVATION GAIN: 1300 -1500 FT ish TIME: 1 NIGHT (2 HR TOTAL HIKE TIME) DATE I WENT: 6/29 – 6/30, 2018 DIFFICULTY: MODERATE BACKPACKING TRIP HIKE PERMIT: NO, BUT YOU NEED TO SIGN IN AT
My First Solo Backpacking Trip – Henninger Flats Read More »
One-week road trip itinerary from Los Angeles, California to Sedona, Arizona. Find the best hikes and campsites.
Arizona/ Sedona Road Trip: Trails, Camps, & Things to See Read More »
Rae Lakes loop is a popular 4 days/ 3 nights backpacking trail in Sequoia that follows Bubb’s Creek and goes through Glen Pass.
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Ultimate Guide for Getting Permits and Trip Planning for Beginners Hike to: Mooney Falls / Beaver Falls / Havasupai Trail: Havasu Falls Trail Miles: 20 miles out & back (parking lot to Supai: 8 mi | Supai to Mooney Falls: 2mi) Time: 1 overnighter (started 7 am first day, finished 2:30 pm second day). Please note
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