Tag: PNW trails
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Don’t Be A Trail Jerk During The Corona Virus
Last year I wrote a post about not being a trail jerk. The post received many positive review from others who had experienced not so nice behavior from other trail users. As I write this post, some local trails and parks have opened for day used here in Washington. But still, before the mandatory stay…
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Hikes Around Western Washington
Where do I go next to hike? A question most natives to PNW ask themselves when summer rolls around. Finding great hiking trails with or without a lot of people are abundant around Western Washington. Here are my favorite hikes to do. I believe Mt. Baker national forest is a best kept secret when it…
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Hiking In The Alpine|Things I Wished I Knew Before
Hiking is a rewarding experience many people in the PNW thoroughly enjoy. Last summer I had the opportunity to experience hiking in remote, alpine regions of Western Washington. When I first started out on the big adventure last summer, I failed to realized I may not know what I was up against. I learned the…
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Don’t Be A Trail Jerk!
Over the years as I have gone hiking around Washington, I am still appalled at behavior of other trail hikers. At this point I no longer go hiking up to Rattlesnake Ledge after witnessing some very scary sh*t of some people on the ledge. Last summer I hiked many spectacular places in western Washington, but…
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