We need to get outdoors to restore ourselves, but at the same time, we shouldn’t all hit the same trail at once.
Here’s how to explore the woods and go hiking while maintaining good social distancing during the COVID-19 Outbreak. Some places to visit, and things to see and do.
Share this:
Planning an easy hike means not disregarding buzzwords. But taken slowly, every cliff can be climbed.
Share this:
Enjoying the outdoors during the current Coronavirus outbreak is crucial to wellbeing. But do so safely.
Share this:
Gear reviewed are some titanium cutlery from the major manufacturers.
Share this:
Coronavirus has everything in a mess right now. If you’re planning on a hike, here are some things to think about before heading out.
Share this:
The last of winter hiking for this season saw me heading out toward the Sawyer River along an old rail bed.
Share this:
The trail provides. Sometimes it’s just the healing quietude of an otherwise unremarkable trip.
Share this:
2 months of convalescing was enough. 8 miles of tramping around in the woods was just the prescription I needed. A day in Lincoln Woods is time well spent.
Share this:
Taking good photos isn’t hard. With practice, anyone can do it. Here’s how I take some of my best photographs on the trail.
Share this:
If you have to ask, solo hiking isn’t for you. But this is some of what I think of when I go hiking on my own.
Share this:
ULA in Logan, Utah makes a fine lightweight backpacking pack. I review my ULA Circuit, which I really like a lot.
