Two years ago I dropped everything and went on a road trip that would change my life... One year ago I started this blog as a way to share that experience with the world... The lust to wander and live the life that I've chosen has only increased since then as I've traveled up, down … Continue reading My Favorite “Trails to Trudge”… so far
Ladder Canyon length: 6.5 miles terrain: dusty, desert canyon with lots of climbing; ladders and ropes are provided to help you through; fairly difficult payoff: one of the most challenging hikes I've done but also the most rewarding; amazing views from the canyon floor and on top of it Author's note: My apologies for the blurry photos. I … Continue reading Trails to Trudge: Ladder Canyon
author's note: This post should be read in a J. Peterman voice... I scampered down the rope like a squirrel barreling towards my destination. Below me, I could feel the rocks scraping the underside of my foot as it dug into the cliffside seeking a foothold. Fortunately, I was wearing my Nike hiking shoes. Burnt … Continue reading Sneaker Sunday: Air Revaderchi
The drive up to Red Rock Canyon State Park (CA) is breathtaking. Nestled off the 14 freeway in between the southernmost section of the Sierras and the northernmost section of the Mojave Desert; you get the best of both worlds as desert and mountains converge into one unbelievable area. As you crawl … Continue reading Trails to Trudge: Red Rock Canyon State Park
Peters Canyon Trail: length: 3-6 miles. author's note: (Basically the length varies on how far you want to take it. My looped run was 3 miles but that completely ignored the reservoir). terrain: trail is well maintained; some sections are very steep payoff: unique views of the neighborhood and surrounding area; a pretty fun trail in the way … Continue reading Trails to Trudge: Peters Canyon
Trails to Trudge is a ongoing series of posts from my hiking/camping adventures since the early weeks of 2018. Each post will focus on a location I spent time at as well as details about what we did (ie parking, trail quality and tips). Check out my first post below, on Big Horn Mine... … Continue reading Trails to Trudge: Big Horn Mine
"Falling asleep to the sound of crashing waves is one of the most beautiful and peaceful ways to go to sleep. At the moment of this writing, I am sitting on a bench steps away from my campsite, listening to the waves crash on a black sand beach. The wind is howling and the sun … Continue reading Day 14: Sean Patrick’s Point
