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Category Archives: Travel
Bigfoot in the Park and Other Wonders of Glacier
Yep. Bigfoot. Just check out the Montana Road and Recreation Atlas. I’m not making this up. So get out there and look for him! After Bigfoot hunting, head to the west side of the park to the Polebridge Mercantile … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Hiking, Montana, Nature, Travel, Wildlife
Tagged Bigfoot in Glacier, Bowman Lake, Granite Park Chalet, Grinnell Glacier Trail, Highline Trail, Kintla Lake
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Travels with my Coffee Cup
My coffee cup has had a good life. And it ain’t done yet.
Posted in Camping, Hiking, Life, Montana, Outdoors, Southwest hikes, Travel
Tagged coffee cup adventures, happy coffee cup
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Camping at the End of the Road: The Loner’s Guide to the Best Campsites
Some of our best friends are people. We like them. And sometimes we even like to go camping with them. But more often than not, we* prefer to camp alone, and we’re perfectly happy if we don’t see … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Camping, Montana, Nature, Travel, Yellowstone
Tagged Boondocking, camping off the beaten path, free campsites, Gravelly Mountains camping
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Another Secret Ruin
It doesn’t get much better than spending days wandering the canyons and gulches of Cedar Mesa, looking for rock art and ruins. Sometimes you know exactly what you’re looking for, since many folks have been there before, and the … Continue reading
The Missouri Breaks: Back to 1805.
On our second day in the Missouri Breaks we heard a four-wheeler grinding its way down the steep road to our camp on the banks of the Missouri. A few minutes later a grizzled and weathered rancher with a border … Continue reading
Glacier: Kintla Lake at Summer’s End
Summer is short at Kintla Lake; even in late August the nights are getting cold, the days are shorter, the squirrels are madly caching food for the winter, and you feel like the weather could turn at any moment. … Continue reading
Posted in Camping, Montana, Nature, Outdoors, Photography, Travel
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Road Trip: Bannack Ghost Town
July 17, 2013: Flash Flood in Bannack. The annual Bannack Days celebration was scheduled last year for July 18 and 19, and we thought it would be fun to go check it out. The rain gods, though, had something … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Camping, History, Montana, Nature, Travel
Tagged Bannack flood, Bannack ghost town, Bannack Montana
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Blog Neglect, Whale Fever and Just Plain Laziness: the Consequences of Three Weeks in Paradise
Here are a couple of things you might not know: Hawaii is beautiful. Hawaii is one wonderful place to spend three weeks in the middle of winter. Oh, you knew that already? Of course you did. Hawaii, of course, is not … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Nature, Outdoors, Travel
Tagged Big Island, Hawi Hawaii, Humpback whales
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Moon House Ruins, Cedar Mesa, Utah
Just being out in nature is usually motivation enough to get me out on a hike, so I know I’d be willing to traipse around the canyons of southeastern Utah even if there weren’t cool ruins and rock art to be … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Hiking, Outdoors, Southwest hikes, Travel
Tagged Anasazi Ruins, Cedar Mesa hikes, Grand Gulch Primitive Area, Moon House Ruin
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What’s The Best Campsite in Natural Bridges National Monument?
I know this has been a burning question for thousands of you out there. Well, fret no more. I have the answer. Campsite Number 4. Here it is: The best part? The view! There are only 13 sites at Natural Bridges, … Continue reading