Have you ever felt the allure of standing amid towering Garden of the Gods Colorado Springs? Picture this: Crimson red rock formations rise against a clear blue sky, framing nature’s artistry in every direction. It’s as if Mother Nature herself decided to put on an extravagant show and we’re all invited. You may be asking […]
17 Top Snowshoeing Trails in Yellowstone Park Have you ever felt the crunch of snow underfoot, while marveling at a landscape dressed in winter’s finest white? Can you imagine doing so amidst Yellowstone’s untamed wilderness? I’ll let you in on a secret. Snowshoeing Yellowstone National Park, with its varied terrain and breathtaking vistas, is nothing […]
15 Best Hikes in Rocky Mountain National Park Ever dreamed of lacing up your boots and hitting the trails in one of America’s most iconic national parks? Let me tell you, nothing compares to the feeling of stepping into nature’s embrace as you embark on a journey through 15 Best Hikes in Rocky Mountain National […]
Explore the 19 Best Hikes in Grand Teton National Park Have you ever felt the call of the wild, a yearning to lace up your hiking boots and conquer majestic mountain trails? If so, then this one’s for you, 19 best hikes in Grand Teton National Park. Welcome to an explorer’s paradise that boasts breathtaking […]
Colorful Past History of Gardiner Montana: Yellowstone’s Frontier Gateway Ever wondered about the history of Gardiner Montana? A small town tucked away in the mountain ranges, where rivers flow like a painter’s stroke on canvas and wildlife roam free. It is not just any ordinary place but an entryway to Yellowstone National Park, boasting of […]
Unearthing the Beauty of Mammoth Hot Springs Yellowstone Mammoth Hot Springs Yellowstone is a sight to behold. In fact, when it’s time for an adventure, the number one destination on many bucket lists is… you guessed it – Mammoth Hot Springs Yellowstone. This geothermal wonderland has left countless visitors in awe. But what separates the casual […]
Explore Yellowstone Parks 6 Best Backpacking Trips Is your gateway to uncharted adventures. Backpacking in Yellowstone Park is a great way to explore its vast network of trails and campsites, with each offering unique landscapes full of surprises. It’s a paradise for backpackers looking for an immersive experience in nature. The sheer variety of […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]