Hiking and Other Stuff We've Done
Mono Lake is probably one of the most iconic and easily recognized features on the eastern side of California's Sierra Nevada. It's a 65 square mile (168 sq km) lake with no natural outlet. So even though it collects water from Lee Vining, Rush, and Mill Creeks (among others), evaporation makes its waters very salty... Continue Reading →
A hike spent staring at the sky over Roxy Ann Peak while trying to not trip over rocks and sticks.
More fascinating abstractions courtesy of the Pacific Madrone.
A rumination on one of Nature's little miracles.
Because a walk in the woods is about more than just big trees and the occasional big view.
A visual ode to the onset of Fall in our favorite local forest.
BOOTS on the TRAIL 