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 short hike across wide-open spaces to big views from an ancient cinder cone.
An interesting loop through the lower reaches of California's Castle Crags State Park.
An excellent hike to the summit of Boulder Peak above California's Seven Lakes Basin.
A brief, but welcome, escape into cooler, less smokey air along the Pacific Crest Trail.
A reprise of a recently maintained loop trail in the California portion of the Red Buttes Wilderness.
BOOTS on the TRAIL 