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Tumalo Canal and Scout Cove: Two Central Oregon Hikes for When You’re Waiting for Snow

Last year at this time I had already practically worn out my skis, but La Nina has yet to show her face this winter in

In Search of Wildflowers in Columbia River Gorge

One of my favorite spring outdoor activities is wildflower hunting. During my time in California I would go to Carrizo Plain, or Henry Coe, or

Recap: 16 Day Roadtrip to Yellowstone and Grand Teton

If you’re following me on Facebook, you know that we just got back from an incredible roadtrip to Yellowstone via Oregon, Idaho, and Wyoming. I tried

Goal Zero corner attachments with Nite Ize Gear Ties

Nite Ize Accessories for Dogs and their Humans

I’ve been a fan of Nite Ize accesssories for years. Which is why, when they reached out to me asking for a review of some

Hike, Beer and Soup Pairing with the Stanley Growler and More

Fall is my favorite season. This might seem odd since my adventures tend to slow down at this time of year, but I find it

Ruffwear Singletrak Dog Pack Review

Thor, my 1.5 year old yellow lab, fits the labrador personality stereotype to a tee. His enthusiasm for even the smallest little things is contagious and one

Muddy shoes, muddy pants, muddy everything.

Five Tips for a Successful Hike on Muddy Trails

It’s been a while since we’ve had to think about rain and mud here in California. Thanks to the drought, hiking in the Bay Area

Thor at Buffalo Horn Pass in Gallatin National Forest

Tips for Visiting Yellowstone with a Dog

I’ll start off this post with one giant disclaimer: Visiting Yellowstone with a dog is not a good idea. Like most National Parks, it is

The Cabins of Yellowstone and Grand Teton: A Review

On our recent roadtrip through Wyoming we decided to stay in the cabins of Yellowstone and Grand Teton. They are dog friendly and reasonably priced considering