Friday November 20th, 2009
hiking
The GIY Guide: Go Green Camping Guide
Posted by Nicole Gluckstern on August 17, 2008 - 9:05pm. Since there’s no better place than the woods to practice that wise adage of taking only photos and leaving only footprints — here’s a shortlist of tips that will help you achieve it.
Lessons from the Mountains
Posted by Abigail Lewis on July 17, 2008 - 7:04pm. How would our world look if the high school exit exam included a week on a mountaintop?
Chasing New England in the Golden State
Posted by Paul Freibott on October 24, 2007 - 5:44am. Paul journeys north in search of fall foliage, Northeast style. Will he find Little Connecticut hiding just over the bridge in Marin?
Topics:
- Live the Change
- autumn
- Baltimore Canyon
- fall
- fitness
- foliage
- hiking
- Live the Change
- Marin
- Northern California
- outdoors
- The Outsider
- trees
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Escaping the Hustle and Bustle—of Nature
Posted by Paul Freibott on August 1, 2007 - 4:08am. On a weekend trip with friends, Paul finds life in the great outdoors can get pretty hectic. Where's the peace and quiet?
Topics:
- Live the Change
- cypress
- fitness
- hiking
- Live the Change
- Mendocino
- nature
- Northern California
- outdoors
- pine
- pygmy forest
- relaxation
- Russian River
- The Outsider
- Van Damme Sate Park
My Great Redwood Flip-Flop Hike
Posted by Paul Freibott on June 20, 2007 - 6:19am. Paul treks through an ancient forest in cheap, inappropriate footwear and lives to blog about it.
Foot Patrol: Hiking In Sandals
Posted by Su Avasthi on June 5, 2007 - 9:07pm. Some prefer hiking boots, and others swear by hiking sandals. Which option is the best? The debate rages on.
Topics:
- Albuquerque
- cardiovascular exercise
- exercise
- feet
- fitness
- footwear
- health
- hiking
- hiking boots
- Keen
- outdoors
- sandals
- shoes
- Teva
Barefoot in the Park
Posted by Su Avasthi on September 25, 2006 - 1:50am.Barefoot hikes might sound hard on the feet.
But people who like to trek without shoes insist that it's good for your mind, body and... sole.
Hiking La Luz
Posted by Mira_Jacob on September 19, 2006 - 5:07am.New Mexican rites of passage:
1) Buying Hatch green chile in the smoky parking lot of the local grocery.
2) Riding high on the tweaked hydraulics of a lowrider.
3) Facing off a rattlesnake, cougar, coyote, or an Espanola sheriff.
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