Totes McGotes – A Climate Problem
Upon waking I learned that a sixty-five square kilometer chunk of ice at foot of the Thwaits glacier in Antarctica … Continue reading Totes McGotes – A Climate Problem
Tag: Hiking
Teneriffe Falls Hike
Blue sky and bushels of people. Perhaps climbing up to Teneriffe Falls on a Saturday was my first mistake, but … Continue reading Teneriffe Falls Hike
Some times the bear does you
Yesterday I woke up bright and early intending to head over near the Stuart Range for some lower elevation, early … Continue reading Some times the bear does you
Busy Mailbox Peak Climb
The new Mailbox Peak trail traverses Pacific Northwest history as it climbs up through a forest. For ages this ascent … Continue reading Busy Mailbox Peak Climb
West Tiger Mountain Hill Climb
West Tiger Mountain trail is an icon of the Issaquah Alps. There’s always plenty of foot traffic sweating its way … Continue reading West Tiger Mountain Hill Climb
Echo Basin at Frenchman’s Coulee
Primarily a rock climbing destination, the basalt scablands along the Columbia Gorge are host to some often overlooked early season … Continue reading Echo Basin at Frenchman’s Coulee
Top Five for Hiking with a Six Year Old
I think, if it were possible to write a guide about how to get *any* six-year-old out on the trail … Continue reading Top Five for Hiking with a Six Year Old
Hiking with a Six-Year-Old
Yesterday, AralBear and I made our way up into the Cascades to spend some time walking. This is not the … Continue reading Hiking with a Six-Year-Old
On Getting Outside
Sixth, seventh, and eighth grades, in particular, were rough on me. As a boy amongst peers I was smaller and … Continue reading On Getting Outside
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