I went scouting this morning for previously undiscovered hiking blogs and the Google search turned up a few choice examples. All these have RSS feeds; some haven’t been updated in awhile but perhaps a link from us will inspire them…

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Among the most annoying things about the Internet is the tendency it creates in people to say things online they would never say in real life. As far as I’m concerned, anything that would get me busted in the mouth…

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Josh and his hiking partner decided against taking on the the entire Appalachian Trail in one bite: After a hot and buggy hike in Pictured Rocks we started thinking about the cost of our life energy along with what we…

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One admirable thing our good GoBlog pal Climb_Ca did the other day was encourage everybody to stop by the Outdoors Pro blog and buck up its author, Mark, A U.S. Navy veteran and current ski/rafting guide who laments his traffic…

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Who’da Thunk? Now obviously the area is dangerous. Dahab was just bombed by extremists. But, as I tell my friends, there’s never a good time to visit and I’ve been there a lot. But if you go, I can recommend…

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Happened up on The Outsider, a blog hosted by the Register Guard in Eugene, Ore. The blogger is John Rezell, who seems to be having a bit of a challenge getting anybody to write back to him via his blog’s…

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From Over 500 Miles of Trails, a Marin County-based blog: As Arty and I neared the trailhead he decided to take a plunge in the lake, which (despite rules against it- public water supply and all) I was glad of…

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Virginia Hiking is as the name implies; it was launched only in the past few days so it’ll be one for your see-how-it-turns-out file.

The Dude took some fine pictures while hiking near Bozeman. Includes real live buffalo sightings, but no grizzly bears.