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January 17, 2008

The Muse of the Backcountry

Filed under: Uncategorized — Dave Schiefelbein @ 5:12 pm

Seattle photographer Dave Schiefelbein has based his photographic career around his excursions to the backcountry. Backpacking, mountaineering, snowshoeing and

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January 15, 2008

Hilton Suspected In 3rd NC Disappearance

Filed under: Uncategorized — Hiking News @ 2:39 pm

The man charged in the beating death of a Georgia hiker is being looked at in the 2005 disappearance of a Florida woman who was hiking in western North Carolina. via CBS 46

Hiking with a purpose

Filed under: Uncategorized — Hiking News @ 9:36 am

"I'm listening to one called Great American Presidents right now"

STORY PHOTOS Click thumbnails to enlarge David Madden walks along a stretch of Ponta Vedra Beach on Tuesday, January 8, 2008 as he walks south in hopes of making it to Key West. via St. Augustine Record

January 14, 2008

Snowshoeing gains new enthusiasts

Filed under: Uncategorized — Hiking News @ 8:35 am

"About a week ago, we nearly went through our entire inventory and there is enough of a demand that we are thinking about purchasing more [snowshoes] for rentals"

Photographer: Peter R. Barber Assistant manager at Alpin Haus in Amsterdam Jeff Zielinski, demonstrates the features on a snowshoe Thursday. via The Gazette

Ultralight Hiking Gear, The No Tent Approach

Filed under: Uncategorized — Hiking News @ 3:42 am

Ultralight hiking and backpacking is really only suited to the warmer times of year, such as late spring through to late summer. via Buzzle.com

January 13, 2008

Friends, family remember Mukilteo teen killed in avalanche

Filed under: Uncategorized — Hiking News @ 4:25 am

"My goal in life is to be just like you!"

When 13-year-old Emily Swanson set out on a hike near Mount Pilchuck on Jan. 4, she carried in her backpack a pile of sandwiches, each labeled with the name of one of her hiking partners. via The Seattle Times

January 12, 2008

Take proper precautions when snowshoeing

Filed under: Uncategorized — Hiking News @ 7:06 am

If you're hiking close to trees, beware of tree wells. These mostly hollow, unstable areas around trees are created when the snow accumulation is less around tree trunks because of the umbrella effect of the ... via The Herald

January 11, 2008

Horses useful for variety of recreation purposes

Filed under: Uncategorized — Hiking News @ 8:11 am

With apologies to Bob Logan, let's talk about horses and horsemanship. However, my slant is not about show horses but riding for recreation. via TheSpectrum.com

January 10, 2008

From the Oquirrhs to the Alps

Filed under: Uncategorized — Hiking News @ 11:40 pm

"It's like climbing more than Mt. Olympus every day, which is a tough hike."

Dr. Russell Bradley stands outside of the VA Hospital in Salt Lake City. Bradley, who works in the emergency room at Mountain West Medical Center, recently returned from a 1,000-mile backpacking trip through ... via Tooele Transcript Bulletin

Essential Equipment for the Outdoorsman

Filed under: Uncategorized — Hiking News @ 6:17 pm

I am sure most of you reading this article are anxiously anticipating a long and organized list of essential outdoor equipment which is not only relevant but necessary to the execution of such outdoor ... via Associated Content




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