Upon mention of the word, Utah, I tend to immediately think of two things, canyons and Mormons. Each of which … More
Tag: hiking
Above the Colorado River
We found our respite from the madness of Zion near Marble Canyon, AZ, nestling in as couple hundred yards on … More
Hole in the Rock and National Park Foibles
Our next waypoint at Capitol Reef brought us back into civilization. Many people go to National Parks to escape “civilization … More
Around San Rafael Swell
Weaving through a juniper forest, we continued south towards the Little Grand Canyon. It had been a few hours since … More
AMWC 2021 Strategy Review
In August, Alana and I participated in the Alaska Mountain Wilderness Classic. I for the second time and Alana for … More
A Visit to Lake Clark
For the past 3 summers, my friend Asa flew out of Port Alsworth for Lake Clark Air. During his first … More
Donna Lake
Alana and I spent the weekend at a house in Delta Junction, celebrating our friends’ wedding. We decided to take … More
Shadows of the Nunamuit
As I made my way into the headwaters, the snow became deeper and deeper. With mountains engulfing the valley, the … More
Growing Up in Alaska
The drizzle trickled down through the canopy. A few feet away the stones on the beach shed the droplets. Beyond, … More
Indian Summer
The wind whipped along the ridgeline, gusting across and ferrying the few loose flakes into the valley below. Up high … More