Adventure Blog

"After driving from Tucson to Lone Pine, getting my permit at the Eastern Sierra Interagency Visitors Center, parking my car at the Lone Pine Film History Museum's long term parking lot, making sure I had everything I needed in my insanely heavy pack, and after having one more freak out, I met Lone Pine Kurt."

I had never heard of the term "overland" until my boss invited me on a work extra curricular activity a few weeks ago. We spent 3 days driving 120 ...

I plan to do an in-depth trip report of my 24 day hike in the coming weeks but for those of you who may be planning your own hike into the Sierras ...

Hiking the John Muir Trail has been a dream of mine for years but it wasn't what I thought it would be.

Feeling strong on my last big training hike before I leave for the Nüümü Poyo!

Then I thought of another what if: what if I got out there and loved it. What if I started hiking and I felt so strong and I wanted to keep going? What if I conquered my fears and attempted this hike even though I'm still scared? What if I miss out on an amazing adventure because I doubt myself?

Bravery isn’t something you do once and then check off your list. It’s a constant thing. Just because you’ve done a brave thing doesn’t mean you’re not scared to do it again.

The White Mountains of northern Arizona are a haven for anglers, campers, and those seeking some respite from the 100+ degree temperatures of South...

While planning food for my Aravaipa Canyon backpacking trip, I wanted to try something different. On past backpacking trips I've taken mostly Cliff...

Side canyons, quiet moments, and coati

First time in Aravaipa Canyon!

Exploring Pima Canyon with friends.