Show me the Trail

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September 13, 2019September 13, 2019

Garfield Peak, Crater Lake National Park

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September 11, 2019

Cleetwood Cove Trail, Crater Lake National Park

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September 11, 2019

Sandboarding and Dunes Riding

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Camino De Santiago, The Ultimate Way

We walked the most popular route, the last 100 (117 actually) km of the Frech Way.

At 14,500 ft, do I really belong here?

He said that our body was giving us a clue that this was not where we should be, we didn’t belong at this altitude and we should reserve the higher mountains for the creatures who called it home. Our body is designed to survive at much lower altitudes where oxygen is plenty for us to survive. If our lungs are gasping for air, it’s our clue that we should leave.

Tennessee Valley Trail

Tennessee Valley Trail is a short 3.5 mile nature walk. Beautiful trail is covered with this mysterious fog and the air is filled with soothing aroma from the Eucalyptus trees lining the trail…

Garfield Peak, Crater Lake National Park

Of course, my summit fever kicked in when I visited Crater Lake. In a search for the best `bird’s Eye’ view of the lake, I must climb the highest available point on the rim. Garfield Peak provided just what I was looking for.

Yosemite: Mount Dana- Stellar Views of Mono Lake

This one was my favorite of all we have done this season, challenging due to a lot of elevation gain very quickly (over 3000 ft in 3.5 miles) reaching to 13,061 ft to the top of the second highest peak in Yosemite, Mount Dana – fun trail filled with wildflowers, wildlife, scree, snow fields, stellar views of the Mono Lake and High Sierras from the summit and a quality family time

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