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Arizona Poppies
While Arizona is known for its cacti, in the years of a superbloom, the desert is alight with wildflowers that transform the arid land into a living tapestry of colors. In 2019, I hiked along the Arizona Trail just as the last of the winter snowfall was melting. As a result, I was witness to the breathtaking transformation of the desert hills into vibrant wildflower meadows. In this felting, the…
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Beyond Cispus Pass
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America's Best Idea
When the organization that manages the Pacific Crest Trail welcomed hikers back to the trail in 2022, I eagerly packed for a two-month section hike. After the tragedies and isolation of the pandemic, the feelings of freedom and interconnectedness I felt in traversing wide-open mountain ridges and being part of the hiking community again were priceless. “America’s Best Idea” is a heartfelt…
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Castle Crags Penstemons
Nearly 1700 miles of the Pacific Crest Trail are in California. By the time thru-hikers reach the northern part of the state, they often develop a case of the “NorCal Blues,” as they miss the Sierras and may be uninspired by the less-challenging terrain. When I instead got to experience the region at the beginning of a 1200-mile section hike, I found beauty all around me. One of my favorite days…
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Goat Rocks Wilderness
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Cumberland Falls
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Adirondack Cascade
“Adirondack Cascade” is a celebration of the rugged beauty of the Adirondack Park, the largest publicly protected area in the contiguous United States. In the summer of 2017, I enjoyed the opportunity to live in the park for six weeks, as I climbed the region’s 46 highest peaks. Perhaps the most challenging of those peaks was Cliff Mountain, which is trail-less and summited by scrambling up a…
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Poco a Poco
“Poco a Poco” is a woolen tribute to the Camino Aragones, one section of the medieval pilgrimage route known as the Camino de Santiago, which I walked in 2016. On the Camino Aragones, which winds down from the mountainous French border and then through the rural valley of the Rio Aragones, I came across a beautiful stone cairn, carefully built on a wildflower-covered embankment. Stacks of rocks,…
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Lake Tear of the Clouds
Lake Tear of the Clouds
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The Tableland
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The Knife's Edge
The Knife’s Edge
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Sunfish Pond
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Marcy Dam
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Georgia Pass
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Looking Down on Creation
Looking Down on Creation
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The Final Ridgeline
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Every White Blaze, Part Two
Every White Blaze, Part Two
A few days ago, before the local cell phone tower went down and plunged my work-life (at a wireless service provider’s store) into chaos, I wrote about why I missed 20.7 miles of the Appalachian Trail during my thru-hike in 2012. This past Sunday and Monday, I returned to North Carolina to hike those miles I’d skipped.
Being the early bird that I am, I was too tired after my shift ended on…
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