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Explore the stunning Rifle Arch, via a moderate hike through sagebrush and up the lower slopes of the Grand Hogback.| dismal wilderness
South Mountain Partnership and Franklin County Visitors Bureau are teaming up for a fall Walk & Talk at Monterey Pass in Blue Ridge Summit on November 13 from 3 PM […]| Visit Franklin County PA
May 5, 2025 Ithaca is Gorges It’s a pun that’s been around for at least several decades: Ithaca is Gorges. The t-shirts may not be as ubiquitous these days (does gen alpha consider them ‘cringe’?) but the slogan is well-deserved. There are several gorgeous gorges in the greater Ithaca area: Cascadilla, Fall Creek, Six Mile … Continue reading "Robert H Treman State Park" The post Robert H Treman State Park appeared first on dismal wilderness.| dismal wilderness
May 5, 2025 Arrival I drove north from Ithaca on NY-89, along the shores of Cayuga Lake to Taughannock Falls State Park. It was early morning on a rainy weekday in the Finger Lakes, and I was excited to squeeze in this gem of a hike before work. I parked on the gorge side of … Continue reading "Taughannock Falls" The post Taughannock Falls appeared first on dismal wilderness.| dismal wilderness
May 4, 2025 Arrival I drove through the small town of New Paltz and began climbing the switchbacks up onto the Shawangunk Ridge. It was a rainy day in early May, and clouds obscured the tops of the ridgeline. Soon, I was within the cloud layer, driving in thick fog. Soon after I arrived at … Continue reading "Enjoying an ORTBO at Lake Minnewaska" The post Enjoying an ORTBO at Lake Minnewaska appeared first on dismal wilderness.| dismal wilderness
May 3, 2025 Arrival I drove through the picture-perfect town of Cold Spring, tucked alongside the Hudson River amidst the hills of the Hudson Highlands. This was an auspicious little corner of the Empire State. It was here (and only here) that glaciers managed to carve a broad, navigable river through the ancient Appalachian Mountains. … Continue reading "Bull Hill (aka Mount Taurus)" The post Bull Hill (aka Mount Taurus) appeared first on dismal wilderness.| dismal wilderness
April 13, 2025 Arrival We arrived around 6:30 am for a “ridge hike” on Mount Guyot, a tucked-away 13er in Colorado’s Front Range, just East of Breckenridge. This was the first of three “big outings” of the Colorado Mountain Club’s excellent Alpine Climbing School. The school consisted of a mix of zoom lectures, outdoor instruction, … Continue reading "Mount Guyot and musings on snowshoes" The post Mount Guyot and musings on snowshoes appeared first on dismal wilderness.| dismal wilderness
March 9, 2024 Harvey Gap State Park On a sunny Sunday in March, I decided to drive west to Rifle area and enjoy some snow-free hiking along a curious geological formation called the Grand Hogback. My first adventure took me to the underrated but still regularly-hiked Rifle Arch. But that hike ended in a steep … Continue reading "Harvey Gap and the Grand Hogback" The post Harvey Gap and the Grand Hogback appeared first on dismal wilderness.| dismal wilderness
Explore the stunning Rifle Arch, via a moderate hike through sagebrush and up the lower slopes of the Grand Hogback.| dismal wilderness
If you’ve listened to Noah Kahan’s “Stick Season,” you already know this time of year gets a bad reputation—bare trees, grey skies, and that limbo feeling between peak foliage and first snow. But those who... Read More The post Discover the Magic of Stick Season: 7 Stunning Hikes for Late Fall appeared first on Appalachian Mountain Club (AMC).| Appalachian Mountain Club (AMC)
They are here – the frosty nights and glorious days. Usually they will last for a couple of days only, if it doesn’t start raining or gets windy. Enjoying it to the full! I go visit my favourite spots and I go alone… Sometimes you find new places, new paths, but I always start where … Fortsätt läsa Thursday Thoughts – Frosty Nights| Leya
I still remember my very first mountain hike, and the hole it left in my shoes! You can probably guess what happened; I had no idea how to choose hiking shoes.| –
Better sleep, healthy body and mind, stronger bones and muscles are just some of the benefits of trekking. Let's dive into discussion and find out why trekking is getting more popular each year.| Big World Short Stories
Lynton to Combe Martin: Day 3 of my 700+ mile thru-hike of the South West Coast Path in the UK. Lynton to Combe Martin: South West Coast Path Day 3 is a post from What's Dave Doing?| What's Dave Doing?
Porlock to Lynton: Day 2 of my 700+ mile thru-hike of the South West Coast Path in the UK. Porlock to Lynton: South West Coast Path Day 2 is a post from What's Dave Doing?| What's Dave Doing?
A guide to walking from Minehead to Porlock on the South West Coast Path, with trail reports, photos, route map, elevation, and logistics.| What's Dave Doing?
Moon Travel Guide author Jason Frye takes us through 15 USA national park hikes, from the iconic to lesser-known trails and hidden gems.| Zero to Travel
The world reveals itself to those who go on foot. – Werner Herzog 11,375 feet above sea level. We had just reached the top of Elizabeth Pass. Earlier that morning, […]| Dr. James Schroeder
Texas already boasts many great outdoor recreation areas, but this upcoming state park looks poised to give those other options a run for their money.| Explore - Travel Made Easy, Vacations, Planning Advice
The Yellow Rock Trail is a hike to a rocky outcropping with panoramic views of Devil's Den State Park in Arkansas.| The Froggy Adventures
The Whitaker Point hike winds through the Ozarks to one of Arkansas' most famous viewpoints.| The Froggy Adventures
The Glory Hole Waterfall flows out of a hole into a cave-like grotto below. It's a unique waterfall that you won't ever forget.| The Froggy Adventures
When people hear the phrase “climbing Kilimanjaro,” they typically picture technical mountaineering. That is, they imagine ice axes in hand, crampons on boots, ropes tied to harnesses, and people hanging on vertical rock and ice. This picture is wrong. Though Mount Kilimanjaro... The post Does Kilimanjaro Require Technical Climbing? appeared first on Ultimate Kilimanjaro.| Ultimate Kilimanjaro
The Northern Loop is a 3-4 night backpacking adventure around Mount Rainier's remote northern wilderness.| The Froggy Adventures
It would be fair to say that the Maruyama Rice Terraces were stunning, and last night’s park-up, overlooking the paddy-fields was perhaps our favourite of the trip, so far. And we’ve stayed in some incredible places. We slept, with the sound of the waterwheel, and the baleful cries of the Raccoon Dogs (which we now … More Day 34 – A warm-hearted start to the day & a Demon Pirate King| Vaucluse Dreamer
After yesterday’s soaking, and last night’s rainbow, we hoped that today would be brighter, and by just after 6am, it was clear that it was going to be a lovely day. The sunrise across the bay was stunning, And we took out mats out to do our morning stretches, overlooking the bay. Simply a perfect … More Day 33 – Perfect day from sunrise to sunset| Vaucluse Dreamer
SG has its fair share of hills but if you've conquered them all, it's time to look at these hiking trails in Johor. #9 is the closest to us!| TheSmartLocal - Singapore's Leading Travel and Lifestyle Portal
Active-volcano treks deliver a heady mix of raw geology, dramatic landscapes, culture, and — when treated with respect — unforgettable memories. These are seven of the world’s best active-volcano treks, chosen for accessibility, spectacle, and the quality of the trekking experience. 🔥🥾 Volcano Treks For each volcano, I’ll cover what to expect, how hard it… Read More »Fire and Footpaths: 7 Best Active Volcano Treks| Backpackingman
The Everest Base Camp (EBC) trek stands as one of the world’s most iconic adventures — a pilgrimage through the heart of the Himalayas to the foot of the world’s highest peak, Mt. Everest (8,848.86 m). Every year, thousands of trekkers are drawn to Nepal with dreams of walking in the footsteps of mountaineering legends.… Read More »How Difficult Is the Everest Base Camp Trek? Everything You Need to Know| Backpackingman
When I first heard about the Manaslu Circuit, I’ll admit I had to pull up a map. While everyone talks about Annapurna and Everest, this trek around the world’s eighth-highest mountain seemed like Nepal’s best-kept secret. After completing it last autumn, I understand why experienced trekkers are increasingly choosing this route—and why it might just… Read More »Where Is the Manaslu Circuit and Why Trek It?| Backpackingman
Dana Biosphere Reserve in Jordan: Hiking into the Wild The Culture Map If you’re looking for a true nature and hiking experience in Jordan, Dana Biosphere Reserve is the place to lace up your boots. Perched between mountain and desert, this ancient biosphere reserve feels like it’s been here since the beginning of time, carved slowly by wind and silence. It’s a place you go when you […] The post Dana Biosphere Reserve in Jordan: Hiking into the Wild appeared first on The Culture Map.| The Culture Map
“The body is mountains and waters. The hardness of the teeth and bones. The softness of the lips and tongue. The living flowing of the blood, that circulates round and round throughout the sk…| breezes at dawn
Whatever you can do, or dream you can do, begin it. Boldness has genius, power, and magic in it. Begin it now.” -Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Dear Readers, This morning finally feels like fall. I woke up shivering having left the windows open overnight. Later, as I onerously wrestled a cover off of a trailer I caught the scent of its contents and deeply inhaled into my core. The trailer is my small, mobile bookstore and I absolutely love the way it smells. It is crazy to say, I know. The amou...| Found in the Forest
Lake Tahoe in November is a Traveler’s Paradise When it comes to the most beautiful months, Lake Tahoe in November has to be at the top of the list. It’s […] The post Fall into November in South Lake Tahoe appeared first on Visit Lake Tahoe.| Visit Lake Tahoe
Ah... the smell of autumn. The crispness in the morning. Calmness on the lake. The summer visitors are hibernating, and the bears are in the process of| Visit Lake Tahoe
The Award-Winning blog, "Girl on a Hike, follows hiking enthusiast Alicia, and her hiking companion, Charlie, a Golden Lab, on their outdoor adventures.| Girl on a Hike
Hot springs are must visit places when enjoying outdoor adventures in the Canadian Rockies. Here are 5 hot springs you don't want to miss. The post Hot Springs of the Canadian Rockies appeared first on Outdoor Adventure Sampler.| Outdoor Adventure Sampler
Autumn hike to Capanna Quarnei to discover Ticino’s Malvagia valley, enjoy the scenic trail and mountain hut hospitality.| Together In Switzerland
Are you a die-hard November hiker, or do you relinquish the woods to deer hunters when rifle season in Vermont comes around? As someone who didn’t grow up near the woods or hunters, it took me a really long time to feel comfortable hiking during hunting season. Each October, I would look up the rifle...| Vermont Explored
The Lake Champlain Islands in Vermont are unassuming — as if they haven’t quite figured out how popular they actually are. The three islands and one peninsula that make up what locals call ‘The Islands’ are home to regular folk — farmers, school teachers, and construction workers, living in modest homes with million-dollar views. The...| Vermont Explored
There is no shortage of scenic drives in Vermont, and Vermont Route 125 through the Green Mountains is one of our favorites for gorgeous scenery and easy outdoor recreation. This trip starts in East Middlebury and travels just 15 miles through the Green Mountain National Forest to the town of Hancock. Don’t let the short...| Vermont Explored
The Annapurna trek is one of Nepal’s greatest adventures. Compare the Annapurna Circuit and Base Camp routes, and find out which one to take| Museum of Wander
The Westfjords cling to Iceland’s northwest, connected to the mainland by a narrow isthmus. Some say the raw, untamed character of the Westfjords is Iceland distilled. Even a short, 3-day Westfjords itinerary offers unforgettable landscapes and unique experiences. The post Westfjords Itinerary: Explore Iceland’s Untamed Wilderness appeared first on Zest In A Tote .| Zest In A Tote
Kristin went hiking in New Hampshire with a friend back in September and took this photo that's vaguely reminiscent of the new Mysterion an...| www.mysteriononline.com
A steep climb in Norway, a personal update on life and writing, and a thought-provoking guest post from author Lorne Jones on the importance of pace in writing.… Continue reading Norway 6: Pacing Pulpit Rock to Publishing to Lorne Jones on Writing→| Happiness Between Tales (and Tails) by da-AL
If you're looking for the best hike in Canmore then hike up Ha Ling Peak to experience the most beautiful view of Kananaskis & Canmore town. The post Hiking the Stunning Ha Ling Peak near Canmore appeared first on Red White Adventures.| Red White Adventures
Roy's Peak is known to be the best sunrise spot near Lake Wānaka. But is it actually worth it? We did it, and these are our thoughts... The post Hiking Roys Peak for Sunrise… Is It Worth It? appeared first on Red White Adventures.| Red White Adventures
I have an incredible habit, for better or for worse, of being super excited about blogging on my travels and bringing a bunch of art supplies so I can document my experience, then ultimately ending…| Weirdoforest Pens
Find the best gifts for hikers & outdoor enthusiasts. Discover waterproof backpacks, safety gear, high-tech hiking apparel & more!| Jessie on a Journey | Solo Female Travel Blog
Plan your Moro Rock hike in Sequoia National Park with this detailed guide—trail map, parking info, and insider tips included!| Jessie on a Journey | Solo Female Travel Blog
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March 2, 2025 Golden Gate Canyon I followed the snaking curves of Golden Gate Canyon Road to the popular trailhead for Mount Galbraith. The Colorado Rockies were near peak snowpack in early March, but down here in the foothills, just west of Golden, the grassy slopes were largely bare. The trailhead parking was packed full … Continue reading "Mount Galbraith" The post Mount Galbraith appeared first on dismal wilderness.| dismal wilderness
The Smoky Mountains are a dream destination for adventurers, offering jaw-dropping scenery and thrilling trails no matter the time of year. Whether you’re chasing vibrant wildflowers in spring, cooling off by waterfalls in summer, soaking in fiery autumn hues, or embracing the serene beauty of snow-covered peaks in winter, there’s...| Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians
The Great Smoky Mountains are a paradise for hikers, offering trails that wind through lush forests, breathtaking vistas, and diverse wildlife. Whether you’re a seasoned adventurer or a beginner looking to explore the great outdoors, preparation is key. Proper hiking gear ensures not only a comfortable experience, but also your...| Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians
Discover the beauty of the Appalachian Trail in the Smokies! Explore key landmarks, hiking tips, and safety advice for an unforgettable outdoor adventure.| Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians
Short and sunny days, crunchy leaves, honking geese, the strong desire for pumpkin spice: it must be fall! Temperatures are just right for hiking, biking and outdoor adventure. It’s a time of year that sparks inspiration, curiosity and wonder. Our parks and historic sites are here to help you make the most of it! Read … Continue reading Autumn in New York (State Parks and Historic Sites)→| New York State Parks and Historic Sites Blog
These Grampians Walks should be on any Australia Bucket List. Sandstone mountains, indigenous rock art, and kangaroo spotting abounds!| The World on my Necklace
Here's my experience from Mount Kasikasima, a fun hiking expedition in the jungle of Suriname where you can see animals & indigenous villages.| The World Travel Guy
I just booked my travel arrangements for Percona Live 2023. In case you missed it, one of the most important MySQL Conference of the year is happening in Denver from Monday May 22 to Wednesday 24. I will be there and I am giving a talk about how HubSpot operates Percona Server / MySQL with Vitess in Kubernetes. My colleague, Mali Akmanalp, is also speaking about the tools we| J-F Gagné's MySQL Blog
If you are planning to go hiking on Kangaroo Island, then you should definitely do the Ravine des Casoars hike to a beautiful and secluded beach! Read on to find out more. I fully believe that the best way to experience the natural beauty of a place is to go hiking, there is simply no […] Read more... The post Hiking on Kangaroo Island to a Secluded Beach appeared first on The World on my Necklace.| The World on my Necklace
Want to experience Sydney’s beautiful harbor on foot? Then hike the Manly to Spit walk – read on to find out everything you need to know about hiking this iconic trail… Sydney may not be mountainous but there are still some really great walking trails there, and the coastal trails in Sydney are the most […] Read more... The post Manly To Spit Walk: How To See the Best of Sydney Harbor appeared first on The World on my Necklace.| The World on my Necklace
I’ve been so busy with work and travel the past two months that I didn’t get my last month’s recap done, so I decided to combine the last couple of months. Month 122 and 123 were both pretty great ones, all things considered (the current reality in the US and around the world is pretty […] Read more... The post Digital Nomad Life: Month 122 and 123 appeared first on The World on my Necklace.| The World on my Necklace
Sunday, March 23, 2025 Sunday, a day of rest. Roast for lunch in a great pub followed by a restful afternoon… yeah, nah. A grey day, but dry. Not too cold, but cold enough. We walked and walked and…| And Anyways...
I had never been more grumpy in my life. It was almost midnight, and our group had been walking for over 15 hours. On the first day of a multiday backpacking expedition in Iceland, my first time camping, we had gotten quite lost and had doubled back several times to find the trail and continue in the right direction.| Biomedical Odyssey
The Curtis Ridge Trail goes up the sidewall of the Carbon Glacier, giving you an up close view of the icy Willis Wall and Mount Rainier's summit.| The Froggy Adventures
Whether you’re looking for the best viewpoints, high peaks, or just exploration, these are my all-time favorite hikes in Mount Rainier.| The Froggy Adventures
The Natural Bridge is a stone archway perched high above the ground near Mount Rainier's Northern Loop Trail.| The Froggy Adventures
Skyscraper Mountain provides panoramic views of jagged peaks, grassy parks, and of course, the summit of Mount Rainier.| The Froggy Adventures
At over 300 feet, Comet Falls is the tallest waterfall in Mount Rainier National Park.| The Froggy Adventures
The Epping Forest walks are some of the best walks in nature that you can do just on the outskirts of northeast London. Epping Forest has 176 miles of trails to walk on and makes for a great day trip from the centre of London. There are plenty of waymarked trails for the Epping Forest… Read More »10 Best Epping Forest Walks To Do| Backpackingman
Whether you're an adrenaline junky, avid hiker, foodie or nature lover, you will fall in love with New Zealand’s South Island! This photo diary will put NZ to the top of your bucket list.| Kelana by Kayla
Experienced Hikers Share Favorite Blue Ridge Trails Cover Photo: The Overlook From the Weverton Cliffs, Just Off the Appalachian Trail. Photo by John| Blue Ridge Outdoors Magazine
The wildlife refuge, located northeast of Detroit Lakes, Minnesota, on U.S. Highway 59, was established in 1938 as a refuge for migratory birds and other wildlife.| Best of the Midwest
The Troll Falls hike is one of the best easy hikes in Kananaskis. An easy walk through an evergreen & aspen forest to a beautiful ... Read more| Travel Banff Canada
Lake Minnewanka is a very popular day use area in Banff National Park. There are many great things to do at Lake Minnewanka including picnics, the Minnewanka Lake cruise, boat & kayak rentals or simply| Travel Banff Canada
Lion's Head Hike with kids: Is it safe? Find the best routes, tips, and what families should know before climbing Cape Town’s icon.| Nomadmum
Today I’m visiting with awesome blogger, author, and supporter of the indie community: Sally Cronin. She’s raided my blog archives and shared one of my posts. I had to chuckle at the one she picked. If you have a chance to visit, I’ll see you there. *** Sally is one of the most generous bloggers […]| Myths of the Mirror
The Cirque Lake trail is a really scenic hike to a turquoise blue lake in Banff National Park. It’s not super popular, but it’s one that you should definitely check out along the Icefields Parkway! This guide will tell you about hiking the Cirque Lake trail in Banff National Park, and everything you need to... The post Hike the Cirque Lake Trail in Banff National Park appeared first on Anna Tee.| Anna Tee
The Chephren Lake hike is a short, pretty easy, but really scenic hike to a turquoise blue lake in Banff National Park. It’s not super popular, but it’s one that you should definitely check out along the Icefields Parkway! This guide will tell you about hiking the Chephren Lake trail in Banff National Park, and... The post Guide to the Chephren Lake Hike in Banff National Park appeared first on Anna Tee.| Anna Tee
The Parker Ridge trail is hands down one of the best hikes in Banff National Park. It’s short but a little challenging, and you’ll have some really incredible views of Saskatchewan Glacier and the turquoise blue lake below. This guide will tell you about hiking the Parker Ridge trail in Banff National Park, and everything... The post Hiking the Parker Ridge Trail in Banff National Park appeared first on Anna Tee.| Anna Tee
The Cracker Lake trail is hands down one of the best hikes in Glacier National Park, Montana! It’s a fairly easy hike that will take you to a lake that’s unbelievably blue. At 12.5 miles (20.1 km) long, it’s perfect for a long day hike, or a short backpacking trip! This guide will tell you... The post Backpacking the Cracker Lake Trail in Glacier National Park appeared first on Anna Tee.| Anna Tee
The Medicine Grizzly Lake trail is an underrated, relatively quiet hike in Glacier National Park. You’ll have views of alpine meadows, towering peaks, cascading waterfalls, and the lake! At about 12 miles (19 km) round trip, it’s perfect for a long day hike, or for a short backpacking trip – and with only about 900... The post Backpacking the Medicine Grizzly Lake Trail in Glacier National Park appeared first on Anna Tee.| Anna Tee
Nestled in the heart of the San Juan Mountains of Colorado, Ouray is often referred to as the “Switzerland of America” because of the mountain peaks that surround it. With its stunning alpine scenery, cascading waterfalls, and charming Victorian-era town, Ouray is one of the best places to go if you love the outdoors. The... The post The Best Hikes in Ouray, Colorado appeared first on Anna Tee.| Anna Tee
This guide will tell you about hiking the Chief Ouray Mine Trail via Upper Cascade Falls, and everything you need to know for the adventure!| Anna Tee
Europe is home to stunning islands that offer some of the most spectacular terrains in the world. Boasting rocky shores, pristine beaches, and dramatic sea cliffs, they are a mecca for hikers. A hike by the sea is spectacular in various ways, especially if you do it with people who share the same passion for… Read More »Best Islands in Europe for Group Hiking| Backpackingman
The leaves have begun to change their colors, and it's time to visit Maplewood State Park for stunning views of fall foliage in central Minnesota.| Best of the Midwest
Larch season is becoming one of the most popular times to visit the Canadian Rockies, much like fall foliage in eastern Canada. Larch season is when the lovely larch trees start changing colour from their usual dark green to a brilliant yellow hue that lights up the slopes, providing spectacular landscapes and fabulous photos. So,… Read More »The 8 Best Larch Hikes in the Canadian Rockies| Routinely Nomadic
Our personal list of best Canmore hikes in the Canadian Rockies, including great trails in Kananaskis Country, Banff and Yoho National Parks.| Routinely Nomadic
Biking and camping trios in the Berkshires are the best way to explore the natural beauty of the wooded mountains and scenic valleys. Enjoy flat rail trails, low-traffic back roads, old forest roads, and cardio-pumping single track. The post The Best Biking and Camping in the Berkshires appeared first on Outdoor Adventure Sampler.| Outdoor Adventure Sampler
This winter, I'll spend two months skiing the length of the Swedish mountain chain. In this blog post, I go through my planned route, supplies, and gear for the trip.| Anders Norén
The EBC trek will break you down with its endless uphills and punishing descents, only to lift you higher than you’ve ever been. And when you finally see the sun hit Everest, you understand why it’s the greatest trek in the world The post How to Trek Everest Base Camp in 12 Days appeared first on Museum of Wander.| Museum of Wander
Fourteen days of big mountains, thin air and tea houses that smell of wood smoke and butter tea. If you want Nepal unfiltered, this is the circuit The post 14 Days on Nepal’s Wild Side: Manaslu Circuit Trek Guide appeared first on Museum of Wander.| Museum of Wander
Plan your adventure with this detailed 7 day Langtang Valley trek itinerary, including daily route breakdowns, travel tips, altitude advice, and the best time to go.| Museum of Wander
Wondering how to plan a perfect day trip to Sedona from Phoenix? Read this one-day in Sedona itinerary, with hikes, restaurants, and more!| Travel by Brit
With cooler temperatures, colorful leaves, and fewer crowds, many people are heading up north this month to hit the trails and explore the great outdoors. If you’re planning a hike or other outdoorsy adventure in northern Arizona or elsewhere, check out these tips to stay safe. Remember the Sun The weather may be cooler but […] The post Heading Outdoors? Tips to Stay Safe appeared first on NOAH | Neighborhood Outreach Access to Health.| NOAH | Neighborhood Outreach Access to Health
Bear Creek Falls in Glacier National Park is a short but sweet hike to a stunning waterfall – and a perfect stop along Highway 1!| Red White Adventures
