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March 16, 2008

Injured hiker rescued after SoCal mountain plunge

Filed under: Uncategorized — Hiking News @ 4:07 pm

A man who fell some 200 feet while hiking on a mountain was hospitalized Sunday after rescuers walked for hours overnight through the snow to get him down, authorities said. via Press-Enterprise

Pacific Crest Trail Fest Draws Trail Aficionados

Filed under: Uncategorized — peterp @ 2:20 pm

In it's biggest gathering of the year, the Pacific Crest Trail Association will host it's Trail Fest event this month in Sacramento. The March

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Secrets to nordic skiing at iconic Louise

Filed under: Uncategorized — Hiking News @ 8:59 am

"You never know what to expect!"

DAVE BUCHANAN / daveb@vueweekly.com with THERESA AGNEW Lake Louise could very well be the most heavily visited tourist destination in the Canadian Rockies. via Vue Weekly

March 14, 2008

Remember to keep it light on a long hike

Filed under: Uncategorized — Hiking News @ 8:51 am

A few weeks ago, I started a series that I call "Lessons Learned." The stories include hunting along the Windfall, needing a compass and getting caught on Popular Hill without a flashlight. via Daily Star

March 12, 2008

Tennessee has top-notch trails

Filed under: Uncategorized — Hiking News @ 8:29 am

You could spend a few thousand dollars on a family trip to Disney World, drive 10 hours to the beach or take the ultimate cruise with endless luxuries within arm's reach. via The Cincinnati Enquirer

March 10, 2008

Body found near Clear Creek

Filed under: Uncategorized — Hiking News @ 8:23 am

"We are 99.5 percent sure this is our missing guy"

Investigators are fairly certain a body found on the banks of Clear Creek in southwest Carson City early Sunday morning is that of an Indian Hills man missing since Jan. via Nevada Appeal

March 9, 2008

Snowshoes can open a whole new winter world

Filed under: Uncategorized — Hiking News @ 8:37 am

"I thought it might be difficult or take a lot of strength"

Deep snow means lots of work and lots of fun. Kathryn Potter of Boise, Idaho, shows Saphila Khamone, also of Boise, the benefit of having snowshoe poles. via RGJ.com

March 7, 2008

Oh, the things you’ll see on a 12-inch hike

Filed under: Uncategorized — Hiking News @ 7:27 am

And I guarantee that this is one hike where you definitely won't get tired. You won't need hiking boots or a pack to take this hike. via Inside Bay Area

March 6, 2008

Pet Shoes - Emma, Pink Suede

Filed under: Uncategorized — Hiking News @ 9:59 am

Cute pink dog shoes with pink trim. These doggie boots are perfect for walking in the cold snow, rain, dirt, hot pavements, hiking, keeping paws clean or just for style. via Popsugar.com

March 4, 2008

At Least Part of the Mystery Isn’t That Mysterious

Filed under: Uncategorized — Hiking News @ 9:53 am

It seems that 9 people, all experienced climbers and skiers, went on a cross country ski and hiking trip. via Hell In A Handbasket




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