Written on May 8, 2012
Perfect climbing destination in Western Maine! An alternative to the crowded routes on Cathedral and Whitehorse Ledge Western Wall of Jockey Cap, Maine When I first moved to Maine I thought that there were two or three outdoor rock climbing destinations and that was it. The big names in Northeastern climbing- Whitehorse Ledge, Cathedral Ledge,...
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Written on May 3, 2012
There’s more than one “Grand Canyon”! Here’s some grand canyons that are spread across the country. The Grand Canyon of Yellowstone There’s a lot of canyons out there! Unfortunately the Grand Canyon will be the only one that people will ever travel grand distances just to see. But other canyons that stunningly gorgeo...
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Written on April 19, 2012
Evolution Valley and Le Conte Canyon are some of the wildest parts in California and the Pacific Crest Trail. Bound by 11,000 and 12,000ft passes, it is the platonic ideal of wilderness and is the best backpacking destination in the Sierra Nevada. Backpacking Evolution Valley The Pacific Crest Trail and the John Muir Trail are...
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Written on April 10, 2012
Perfect 10 mile spring hike near Lake Elsinore, California A classic hike in the Santa Ana Mountains of Orange and Riverside Counties I lead somewhat of a double-life, split between both coasts. While I’m at school up in Maine, I have roots in Northern and Southern California which means I’m headed back to the West...
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Written on March 26, 2012
Its still winter… North Hancock and the Bonds Well this winter has left much to be desired has it not? Last weekend’s weather was absolutely glorious although completely uncharacteristic. The temperatures in New Hampshire were going to be in the 60’s and it was completely sunny. I just couldn’t resist steeling a day to hike....
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