All posts by Rob Williams
9/16/2016 – Rimrock Trail – 704
8/10/2016 – Beullers Bluff – Stehekin
7/6 – 7/10/2016 – Enchanted Valley Backpacking
This was my annual backpacking trip. Unfortunately, Carly was not able to join this year, so Kirk, Sarah and I went to explore the Enchanted Valley in the Olympic National Park. The trip took us up the long … Read the rest
4/30/2016 – Cripple Creek and Cache Meadow
The plan was for this to be another short hike with Bodie. After seeing the conditions over the past few weeks, I thought I might be able to make it up to the Rimrock trailhead (plan A). If … Read the rest
4/16/2016 – Milepost 3 Trail
4/1/2016 – Hillockburn Trail – 516
3/18/2016 – Cripple Creek Trail – 703
3/12/2016 – South Fork Waterworks
Photos will be coming soon.
This trip was to explore some
2/16/2016 – Fish Creek
2/10/2016 – Cripple Creek Trail – 703
1/23/2016 – Eagle Creek Trail – 501- Clackamas
1/1/2016 – Fanton Trail – 505 – Snowshoe
12/14/2015 – Eagle Creek Trail – 440
12/5/2015 – Fanton Trail – 505
Today’s hike had two parameters:
- It had to be accessible (snow)
- It had to be easy enough for Bodie
In looking at snow levels and trail elevations, I thought the Fanton trail might fill the bill. It seemed … Read the rest
11/21/2015 – Dickey Creek Trail – 553
10/17/2015 – Cottonwood Meadows – 705
I decided on Cottonwood Meadows since it seemed like a
9/26/2015 – Baty Butte – 545
9/11 – 9/14/2015 – Devils Dome Loop Backpacking
9/6 – 9/7/2015 – South Sister Climb
8/29/2015 – Pansy Lake Explorations – 551, 558
8/15/2015 – Elk Lake Creek Trail – 559
7/3/2015 – Thunder Mountain and Skookum Lake
6/16/2015 – Whetstone Mountain Trail – 546
After looking at some trails, I decided on the
5/25/2015 – Hawk Mountain
3/27/2015 – Indian Heaven Backpack Trip
2/21/2015 – Tidbits Mountain Trail
2/16/2015 – Grouse Point and Serene Lake Trails
1/31/2015 – MP3 and Rimrock Trails
1/21/2015 – Harris Ranch Trail – 1347
This is a hike that has been on my list for a while. I saw it in my backpacker magazine a few years ago – the part that intrigued me was the comments about lots of wildlife