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Alum Cave Trail to Mt LeConte with Ed Wright !! : Hike to Mt. LeConte Lodge with Ed Wright on his 1,305th trip up the mountain! Photos taken 10/27/2007.

Alum Cave Trail to Mt LeConte with Ed...

Al (tnhiker)

Hike to Mt. LeConte Lodge with Ed Wright on his 1,305th trip up the mo ...

Updated: Nov 25, 2009 12:38pm PST

My Last Unhiked Step in the Smokies, 2009 : I can vividly recall my first trip to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in 1963 when I was only 13 years old. Joan Giles, a good friend and neighbor, took my younger sister Jane, little brother Johnny and me to the Smokies with a side trip to Cherokee in 1963. It'd be another sixteen years before I'd hike the Smokies again. Thirty years after I resumed hiking in 1979, I finished my "Last Unhiked Step" in the Smokies. Enjoy the photos. Visit my website to read the hike journal for this trip: http://home.earthlink.net/~firepink/id22.html

My Last Unhiked Step in the Smokies, ...

Altum Janice (firepink)

I can vividly recall my first trip to the Great Smoky Mountains Nation ...

Updated: Nov 22, 2009 12:39pm PST

Calaveras Big Trees : Calaveras Big Trees State Park is located off Highway 4 near Arnold, California within the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range. I took my friend Barbara there for her 70th birthday. It had been a few years since we visited the park. It was a perfect day in November 2009, luckily with some fall colors lingering. When you visit these 3000 plus year old giants you don't really feel that old! :)

Calaveras Big Trees

Renate

Calaveras Big Trees State Park is located off Highway 4 near Arnold, C ...

Updated: Nov 18, 2009 8:10pm PST

Sleeping Beauty 11/14/09 :

Sleeping Beauty 11/14/09

Joe Idoni

Updated: Nov 17, 2009 6:34pm PST

El Hoyo Trek : We signed up with Quetzal Trekkers out of Leon, Nicaragua for a 2-day challenging hike. Our backpacks were weighed down with 9 liters of water each, a meal for 5 and camping gear. We initially began our trek up the desolate black Cerro Negro volcano and then hiked to El Hoyo volcano to camp. The next morning we were motivated with the idea of swimming and relaxing in a crystal clear crater lake.

El Hoyo Trek

Two Backpackers

We signed up with Quetzal Trekkers out of Leon, Nicaragua for a 2-day ...

Updated: Nov 05, 2009 2:52pm PST

Hiking in the Canadian Rockies :

Hiking in the Canadian Rockies

Paul Zizka

Updated: Oct 30, 2009 8:45am PST

Semuc Champey - Episode 3 : Guatemala continues to surprise us! We venture to the town of Lanquín to hitch a pickup truck down to the tropical humid forest where natural wonder Semuc Champey is hidden. Naturally occurring turquoise cascading pools are supported by a 300m limestone bridge, under which the Cahabón River flows. Mosquito nets required. <a href="http://www.twobackpackers.com/764/central-america/semuc-champey/" target="_self">Read the accompanying blog</a> or <a href="http://media.twobackpackers.com/Photos/Guatemala/Semuc-Champ/9530418_5dDdJ#640493861_msp6N" target="_self">view photo gallery</a>

Semuc Champey - Episode 3

Two Backpackers

Guatemala continues to surprise us! We venture to the town of Lanquí ...

Updated: Oct 25, 2009 5:18pm PST

Crabtree Lakes to Miter Basin loop, July 2009 : A 3 1/2 day loop to Crabtree Lakes and Miter Basin, beginning and ending at Horseshoe Meadow via Cottonwood Pass

Crabtree Lakes to Miter Basin loop, J...

bryanlallen

A 3 1/2 day loop to Crabtree Lakes and Miter Basin, beginning and endi ...

Updated: Oct 22, 2009 10:36pm PST

Lake Ingalls : October 10, 2009. A quest to see "the Larch" on the Lake Ingalls hike in the Teanaway area. Our larcherous desires were satisfied quite nicely...in fact there were almost too many larches (and definitely too many people)! We started out feeling very cold with a winter sky and spitting snow during the first couple of hours, it didn't stick around, and we did get a few peaks of sun before heading out for home. Fun day with Dave, Bob, and Geoff.

Lake Ingalls

ginger

October 10, 2009. A quest to see "the Larch" on the Lake Ingalls hi ...

Updated: Oct 11, 2009 7:08pm PST

Comet Falls - Van Trump Park - Longmire : September 27, 2009. Shuttle hike at Mt. Rainier from Comet Falls trail head up to Van Trump Park across Rampart Ridge to meet up with the Wonderland trail and back down to Longmire...whew! Nice fall day with Dave & Bob and their old-time pal, Jeff. Comet Falls is amazing and Van Trump park is worth an entire day. We watched sheep grazing up high and witnessed some big rockfall on the Mountain.

Comet Falls - Van Trump Park - Longmire

ginger

September 27, 2009. Shuttle hike at Mt. Rainier from Comet Falls trai ...

Updated: Sep 30, 2009 7:17pm PST

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