…pass were impressive. Cold enough overnight for frost Climbing up toward Hope Pass Looking back at the mountain lakes where I camped Finally crossing Hope Pass A jubilant Cairn marks…
…the test. The Colorado Trail was completed in 1987. It’s divided into 33 sections (convenient for maps and trail descriptions) running from Waterton Canyon southwest of Denver to Durango. The…
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…and likewise passed a small meadow. As the trail passed over the saddle, we found ourselves at the top of a long valley. We descended along the north edge of…
Recently, we were contacted by Sandra Friend, who is one of the preeminent authorities on Florida trails and runs www.floridahikes.com, to write up some new trails in Northern Florida for…
Located about 100 miles east of El Paso stands the majestic Guadalupe Mountain range, ancient and rugged, boasting the highest peak in Texas. Naturally, Rusty wanted to hike Texas’ highest…
…in 2017, and significant portions would be completely off-grid with no cellphone service. We decided to subscribe to one of the Satellite SOS and communication services that would allow me…
…days with a serious chest cold too, with lots of coughing and fevers (we tested negative for Covid). I wasn’t 100 percent yet, but rain was coming soon, presenting me…
…reservoirs on the North Canadian River and flood control projects in Oklahoma City were completed in short order by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, but the Optima Project languished…
…acts really stupid.” My parents called me that. My real name is John, but I just go by Jaloop, since that’s what I’m used to. “That’s a terrible thing for…
We are Girl Hobo and Rusty (Ren and Troy), two greys who met on the Appalachian Trail. We started a life together, converted a van to travel and hike across the country, and we like to eat well. Now, we’re sharing what we’re learning on the road, and we’d love you to join us!