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One Day in Death Valley: How to Plan a Successful Death Valley Day Trip

One Day in Death Valley: How to Plan a Successful Death Valley Day Trip

Jun 26, 2021 | Hiking in California, Travel California

Death Valley National Park. The name conjures images of a barren desert landscape filled with parched salt flats and inhospitable heat. Death Valley is notorious for being one of the hottest and driest places on earth with temperatures so high that you could fry an...
Washington’s Beautiful but Deadly Official Waterfall: The Palouse Falls

Washington’s Beautiful but Deadly Official Waterfall: The Palouse Falls

Jun 1, 2018 | Hiking in Central & Eastern Washington, Travel Washington State

On our way home from visiting family in Eastern Washington this past weekend, Daniel and I decided to visit Palouse Falls. Designated as Washington state’s official waterfall in 2014, the 198-foot waterfall is a stunning surprise amid the Palouse region’s arid...
Sunset in the Desert: Backpacking Ancient Lakes in the Columbia Basin

Sunset in the Desert: Backpacking Ancient Lakes in the Columbia Basin

May 29, 2018 | Best Washington Hikes, Hiking in Central & Eastern Washington, Travel Washington State

4.6 miles roundtrip 222 feet elevation gain Over Memorial Day weekend, I headed east of the mountains with my sweetie, Daniel. We planned to visit my aunt who lives on the easternmost side of Washington state. On the way, we stopped off at the Columbia Basin Wildlife...
Sandy Trails and Blue Skies: Exploring Ancient Lakes in the Columbia Basin Wildlife Area

Sandy Trails and Blue Skies: Exploring Ancient Lakes in the Columbia Basin Wildlife Area

May 8, 2018 | Hiking in Central & Eastern Washington

Ancient Lakes 11.36 miles 680 feet elevation gain After last Sunday’s snowy adventure on Mt. Teneriffe, I was ready for a change of scenery this weekend. I recruited a couple of friends from work and we headed over the Cascade Mountains to check out Ancient Lakes in...
Pacific Crest Trail Day 21 – Cooling Off at the Whitewater Preserve

Pacific Crest Trail Day 21 – Cooling Off at the Whitewater Preserve

May 13, 2017 | Pacific Crest Trail

PCT Day 21 – Thursday May 4 Interstate 10 Mile 209.5 to 221.6 PCT Miles Hiked Today: 12.2 Feet Ascended Today: 3002 Feet Descended Today: 1312 Current Elevation: 2895 Steps: 45889 Our Trail Angel, Anonymous, offered to give us a ride to the trail this morning....
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