Great American Beer Festival: How to Survive a Beer Festival
I have been to my share of Oktoberfests and beer tastings. However, I did not know what to expect after agreeing to attend the Great …
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Trip Report: South Coast Wilderness Trail – Toleak Point
After Toleak Point hike last year for my birthday, Andy and I decided to do it again as an end of summer hike and invite friends. …
Swan Trail Farms – Pumpkin Patches and Corn Mazes
I am not a huge fan for decorating for holidays or seasons. However, in the fall, you can find me drinking pumpkin lattes, beer, and apple …
5 Places I Need to Return
I had the pleasure of meeting Rachelle of Adventures Around Asia at a Seattle Travel Massive event. We then decided to get together before she …
Backpacking to Glacier National Park’s Cosley Lake
Driving from Two Medicine Lake, we headed to the US-Canadian border. On the drive, stopping at view points to see the Chief Mountain. It was …
Pacific Northwest Summer Highlights – 2014
Summer has come and gone. From the start on June 21st to September 23rd, it was a busy summer. With the nice weather it is …
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London
A Guided Tour: Palace of Westminster and Houses of Parliament
The Palace of Westminster is my favorite building in London, and I always recommend it to my friends and family as a must-see. Elizabeth Tower …
London’s Mail Rail Ride at The Postal Museum
It was way ahead of its time, a solution to transport mail more efficiently away from the horses and the street traffic. Opening in 1927 …
2 Days in London: An Aggressive Sightseeing Itinerary
London is a large city with museums, history, and pubs. I’ve had a few friends visit London and I keep going back to similar things …
Trip Reports
Bike to Hike: an Overnight Trip to Three Fingers Lookout
The concept of sleeping on top of a mountain in a lookout tower somehow convinced me to ride a bike 10 miles up a washed …
Scrambling up Mount Washington on the Huntington Ravine Trail
I wasn’t sure hiking the Huntington Ravine trail today was going to happen but knew I’d regret it if I didn’t try. During my hike …
A Spring Guide to Backcountry Skiing Mount St. Helens
Washington volcanoes are an objective many mountaineers and skiers seek early spring and into the summer months. Mount St. Helens ranks in as the fifth …