
A couple people have been asking about how to start hiking on our Facebook page recently. After realizing there wasn’t nearly enough space in a reply, I thought it was time to do an article on the subject.

A couple people have been asking about how to start hiking on our Facebook page recently. After realizing there wasn’t nearly enough space in a reply, I thought it was time to do an article on the subject.
Winter sports tend to involve some pretty cold weather. Usually that means bundling up and covering as much skin as possible. However, this means that you’re still breathing in ambient temperature air. This results in chapped lips and dry sinuses. This is where the ColdAvenger comes in. It’s designed to keep your breath higher in…
After a disappointing hike to Washington Creek, I decided to try and find the actual bridge I was looking for.
We’ve all been through this before, out for a hike enjoying a nice day and awesome scenery, when along comes someone barreling down the (narrow) trail without so much as a “Thank You” or simple nod as you quickly jump out of the way to avoid collision. Like most sports, there are a few “rules”…
A waterfall and a 2 mile hike on an 89 degree day? I’m there.
With summer in full swing, temperatures are rising, remembering to stay well-hydrated when you are hiking is really important. Dehydration can be dangerous (and in extreme cases, deadly) if warning signs are ignored, but what are some of the symptoms to look for? Read more for the list we’ve put together a list of signs to watch for when you are on your next hike in the hot, summer heat.
Steep slopes, awesome views, and alpine meadows. What’s not to like about Kendall Katwalk?
A fairly quick hike to an alpine lake with some decent views along the way.
One of the most spectacular hikes within an hour of Seattle. However, it’s not an easy one.
There are trails you hike for the scenery. There are trails you hike just to see if you can. This is not the former.