Backpacking Continental Divide Trail: A Preparation Guide to Adventure of a Lifetime Backpacking the Continental Divide Trail is no walk in the park. In fact, when it comes to preparing for this epic adventure, many find their biggest challenge is… You guessed it – Backpacking the Continental Divide Trail. The sheer thought of traversing such […]
Hiking East Inlet Trail Colorado Base Camp Timber Creek Campground Rocky Mountain National Park A little camping, hiking the East Inlet Trail, and fly fishing in late September, most of the leaves have fallen or tuned brown. This is my second camping trip to Timber Creek Camp Ground in the seven straight years I have […]
Lost Man Lake Colorado Fly Fishing It’s September in Colorado as fall approaches. I hiked this same trail into Independence Lake a year ago to catch some brook trout on a fly. Trailhead is just below Independence Pass at 11,500 feet in elevation. Hunter FryingPan Wilderness area is the headwaters for the Fryingpan River and […]
How to begin longboard surfing in Florida How to begin longboard surfing in Florida can seem like a daunting task. You might be thinking, “Where do I even start?” Don’t be daunted – it’s simpler than you might think! The key is knowing the right steps to take and having the right mindset. Don’t let […]
California Railroad Museum An Old West Historic Experience Visiting Sacramento, California is a great historic experience, especially for those who wish to explore the history and get an up-close look at the cool days of the Old West. Sacramento even boasts the district of Old Sacramento that harkens back to the city’s Gold Rush era, […]
Mammoth Lakes California Fly Fishing, Hiking and Camping Mammoth Lakes California offers a great experience for everyone looking for an outdoor adventure. A plethora of trail destinations for the hiker, mountain biker or fly fishermen. If photography is your bag, a lifetime of opportunities in an every changing season and landscape of every switchback or […]
Mountain Biking Utah How to Get Started Mountain biking is a great way to get outdoors and get fit. Gear to get started, first and foremost you need a good not excellent new mountain bike or used one. If you are concerned the sport may not be for you, several shops have bikes and gear […]
Hologram Earth, Where are we really? Curious. Is it Hologram Earth? All the world is a stage as Shakespeare mentions. We are but actors performing our roll. At moments if I pay attention to the noise, it’s the Grand Illusion. Look away. Can you see what is really happening in the moment’s vibration? Have always […]
Biscuit Basin Yellowstone National Park – Hike to Mystic Falls Biscuit Basin is part of the upper geyser basin in Yellowstone National park, about a mile and half from Old Faithful Lodge. Basin got its name from sinter deposits that look like biscuits. Hebgen Lake earthquake of 1959 destroyed all the sinter at Sapphire Pool. […]
Montana High School Rodeo – History of Rodeo Association of Montana High School Rodeo (MHSRA) was founded by Claude Mullins in 1947. Montana High School Rodeo Association is headquartered in Billings, Montana. MHSRA are a member of the National High School Rodeo Association with the NHSFR being held annually in July in Las Vegas. It […]
Wonderland Trail Mount Rainer Hike to Summerland Meadow Hiking the Wonderland Trail in its entirety has always been on my bucket list of trails. At this moment time is just a short in and out was all that was written in the trail dust for me. It was a perfect summer day for doing ten […]
Henry Ford Museum Michigan Out of the Past Henry Ford Museum is located in Michigan is a true monument to a man who is still regaled as being the ultimate innovator for the entire state, not to mention this country. Here awaits a world that you can step into and explore past innovations that, quite […]
Firehole Lake Loop Drive Yellowstone National Park Between Madison Junction and Old Faithful is a 3.3 mile Firehole Lake Loop Drive Brisk fall morning on an early drive. Spent twenty minutes watching a swan feeding on the lower Firehole River. Firehole Lake Loop Drive Other Geysers on the Route Here’s a short list you ought […]
Wigwam Trail Colorado Hiking in Lost Creek Wilderness We start this adventure with the drive to the trail, it is a very beautiful trip in. Scenic Drive Lost Creek Wilderness FS-211 Turning off Tarryall Rd on to FS-211 heading north fifty four miles to Wigwam Trail Head. National Forest on this spring morning was a palette […]
Mount Hood – Three Sisters Wilderness Experience Mount Hood is an experience destination not just because it’s a volcano with incredible skiing. There are so many exciting opportunities, back down the road at Government Camp is the Salmon – Huckleberry Wilderness. I have hiked and steelhead fly fished this area several times up to the […]
Mystic Lake Montana a Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem Trail Is a popular trailhead for day hikers as well as backpackers. Hike to Mystic Lake is a three mile one way hike with an elevation gain of sixteen hundred and fifty feet. Trail’s actual name is West Rosebud Trail Nineteen. Dam at Mystic Lake was built […]
South Dakota’s Casey Tibbs Rodeo Center and Historical Museum Located near the Verendrye Monument in Fort Pierre, South Dakota, the Casey Tibbs South Dakota Rodeo Center is a historical museum literally devoted to the legendary sport, its history, and stars of the South Dakota rodeo world. This is something that one-and-all should visit, simply […]
Red Rock Canyon Nevada Save Your Money Save your money and go to Red Rock Canyon for the day. As we all know, there is a major reason why people head to the area of Las Vegas, Nevada. However, there is only one sure thing you can bet on when it comes to receiving […]
Williams Pass, Colorado a Second Attempt a CDT Alternate Williams Pass trail was a beautiful experience both times. A very secluded hike with elk herds and six foot deep snow on the first attempt. That was the first weekend in July snow got to post holing to the chest in depth. Just to help […]
