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
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
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
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
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 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
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
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
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
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