Slowest Hiker

Washington has a wild coast, in case you didn’t know. Not a Miami Beach bar scene kind of wild – but a “this ocean wants …

The Lost Hike and the Lost World

Fourteen months since I did this hike. Feels like a decade ago. Life before COVID feels like a world away, doesn’t it? Back when we …

I thought I’d be doing the epic Shipwreck Coast when I hit this milestone. A group of us fool hikers had a shuttle company …

I hiked Lake 22 years ago. I meant to do a write up – like I do for every hike – but for whatever reason, …

I saw an article in my news feed the other day about how hiking helps boost the economy. I didn’t have to read it to …

Everybody needs goals. Though most of these goals, if we are honest, are not all that important. In the grand scheme of things, does cleaning …

There is a total of 56 “hard earned hiking lessons learned” noted throughout all my posts on my former blog. (See homepage for a link …

Whenever my five year old grandson asks me a question that I answer with “I don’t know,” he always replies, “Well, just google it” – …

As thick wildfire smoke permeates the air outside here in Washington, I have decided sitting in my favorite comfy chair and catching up on the …

Everyone talks about the “Wonderland Trail” as being the best trail in Washington – people come from around the world to do it. (93 miles …