Here’s the thing: Saturday was stormy, Sunday seemed like more of the same, but turned into a beautiful day only after it was too late to do anything about it. So I have no hike hike to report this week.
However, I also know that some of y’all out there must’ve taken your dirt-walking duties more seriously and will have links to prove it. So please leave evidence of your travels in the form of a comment. Don’t worry if it sits in the “to be approved” file for awhile, I’ll get to it eventually.
Think of this as the “open thread” thing those popular blogs do because they have so many readers that somebody’s bound to post something cool and that’ll lead somebody else to post something cool and before you know it, the blog’s owners have been spared the trouble of producing any original content on their own.
Here’s one to get you started: check out this link, which sorts all the hikes at Everytrail.com by country, and see what cool stuff you can find in cool places such as Estonia. Better yet: Greenland. Better better yet: Madagascar.
OK, it’s true that I have an off-and-on business relationship with EveryTrail but it is completely unrelated to the fact that people are posting all kinds of evidence of global coolness there.
Then after you’ve posted your comment, someday when FaceTwit has taken over the Internet your friends can stumble across it and marvel at how old-school you are because you still read blogs and add comments.
It’s not my own site, but Mountain Wandering is a good blog about hiking in the White Mountains of New England. He posts about twice a week and includes lots of nice photos.
Amigos,
“I believe in God, only I spell it Nature.” ~Frank Lloyd Wright
http://gambolinman.blogspot.com/2010/04/east-bay-regional-park-district-hidden.html
Didn’t hike last weekend because I was presenting a Wilderness First Aid training. But, yesterday I walked 3 miles and today I’m taking a couple scouts on an orienteering course. Does that count?
Hike On
I count my midweek walks as hikes – it’s only in the county park across the road but there are rails, woods, creeks and a river (and three golf courses).
Went to Huddart County Park in San Mateo County (away from the popular areas) the weekend of 4/24-25 but I made it to Yosemite for 5/1-2. Does that count?
The latter is even on Everytrail:
http://www.everytrail.com/view_trip.php?trip_id=601975
Hey Tom,
From January 2007 to June 2009 I hiked North Carolina’s Mountains to Sea Trail (MST) and made detailed maps. For a while they were posted on the official website and available for free, but due to some foolishness on the part of new management, I was recently forced to remove them. I’m gradually reposting them at my own website.
artshikingmaps.info
Hi there,
My BLOG is focused on our adventures in the Anza Borrego Desert. We frequent the area throughout the year even in the summer when the thermometer is hitting 110’F 🙂
Happy Hiking,
Bob