Finally dropping packs after 3 long days of exploring Titcomb Basin.
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1975

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Finally dropping packs after 3 long days of exploring Titcomb Basin.
Wyoming
1975
Where the Winds Take You
Where the Winds Take You: A Photo Essay
Looking back on our lives, it’s easy to see phases of varying lengths and intensity. Maybe its a human thing, we get really focused on something for awhile then move on to the next. Sometimes phases become identities. Sometimes identities are torn away, and sometimes they become who we are forever. When the pandemic hit in earnest last spring I launched myself into a new phase, one of physical…
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Why you need to hike the Wind River Range in Wyoming
Why you need to hike the Wind River Range in Wyoming
When most people think of backpacking in the West, their minds drift to destinations like Colorado’s iconic 14ers, John Muir’s Sierra, the Pacific Crest Trail, or the jagged North Cascades in Washington. Very few have heard of the Wind Rivers in Wyoming — and those who have like it that way. Here’s what they’re missing.
The Winds stretch for over 100 miles along the Continental Divide, just…
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Titcomb Basin / Wind River Range / Wyoming
If Titcomb Basin in the Wind River Range isn’t on your list of places to go backpacking, then I don’t trust your list.
Jenn hiking into Titcomb Basin. Wind River Range. Wyoming.
She gets home tomorrow night! These weeks and months apart have been less than ideal, but it was all for a good reason and we’re both very happy to be calling Wyoming home again. And now that these mountains in our backyard, how could we ever complain about the bumps in the road that led us here?
“We don’t stop hiking because we grow old. We grow old because we stop hiking.” - Finis Mitchell
Photo of the Day: Wildflowers in Titcomb Basin
Photo by Nick DeBarmore (Salt Lake City, Utah, USA); Wyoming, USA