Mt Chocorua is a prominent peak located in central New Hampshire. This mountain is known for its fun scrambling, rocky top with 360 degree views and is said to be one of the most photographed peaks in the world. There are a variety of ways to gain the summit but one of the most…
Wahkeena Falls & Multnomah Falls are a pair of extremely popular waterfalls located just 30 minutes outside of Portland, Oregon. While most people visit these two waterfalls on their own, it is common to hike a larger loop that starts at one and ends at the other. The loop includes additional waterfalls: Dutchman Falls,…
The Presidential Traverse is a 19+ mile hike that works through the White Mountains of New Hampshire. The hike name comes from the fact that hikers will summit 8+ mountains named after US Presidents in addition to several other peaks along the way. This gem of a hike has a few variations allowing hikers…
Devil’s Staircase is a beautiful hike located just outside of Alta, Wyoming and is not located in Grand Teton National Park making it a dog friendly hike. The namesake of the hike is a fun little rocky scramble known as the Devil’s Staircase. The hike presents a unique view of the Tetons at its…
Cape Falcon is a beautiful hike on the Northern Coast of Oregon that starts off highway 101 and ends with beautiful views of the Pacific Ocean. This is a family friendly and dog friendly hike that can be done year round but is best during the spring, summer and fall months. Cape Falcon ends…
Emerald Peak is a 13er and centennial (top 100 peak) located in the Sawatch Range of Colorado. Like many 13ers, this hike does not follow an official trail for the majority of the route. A trip up Emerald Peak is long and difficult but extremely rewarding with some of the best views I have…
