Hiking
Listen for the Echo
I wanted to share a video from a life changing event. In April of 2009, I backpacked through Canyonlands National Park for the first time with my buddy Phil Eskamani. We spent an enthralling 5 days hiking through canyon country. We sidetripped to the Druid Arch. An amazing natural feature located at a junction of … Continue reading
Seoraksan: Hiking through a typhoon!

Hello Everyone! I finally got the hike that I’ ve been longing to do in. But with adverse weather conditions, it made for a moist and soggy 13 hour slog through the mountains. Today I’ll share my weekend trip to climb Dae Cheong Bong, the highest peak of Seorak Mountain. Laurel and I hopped on … Continue reading
Glissade Video – A trip to Wheeler Peak

I really want to share one of my favorite videos with you. And to give the video a little context, I’ll just share the entire trip. It took place in New Mexico in the summer of 2010. The trip is hiking up to New Mexico’s highest peak, Wheeler Peak. The video is about taking the … Continue reading
Red’s Meadow Bath House

6 days into our hiking journey along the John Muir Trail, Laurel Goodman and I found a developed backpackers rest stop just off the trail. It’s called Red’s Meadow and is adjacent to the Devil’s Postpile at the end of the road from Mammoth Mountain, California. There is an awesome little cafe that cooks up … Continue reading
Hiking Mt. Bukhansan

Another hike, yes, and it was awesome. Mt. Bukhansan National Park is located north of Seoul. It is a series of peaks in a very large mountainous area riddled with temples and hikers. So we were attempting to hike the national parks biggest mountain. Baegundae. But without proper directions and some last minute changes, we … Continue reading
