We stayed four nights in Olympic National Park’s Sol Duc campground, a remote hideaway adjacent to natural hot spring pools and the energetic Sol Duc
Tag: Water
Olympic National Park – Hoh Rainforest
There’s this thing about rainforests. It rains there. Like, a lot. Like, all the time. Which is the attraction to the place and why it
Happy When It Rains
It’s raining. Has been for hours: a constant drizzle, pattering relentless on our roof so loud it drowns conversation if we’re in opposite corners of
Lower Calf Creek Falls – a Hike with a Prize
Grand Staircase – Escalante National Monument (GSENM) spans almost a million acres, half the size of Yellowstone and almost as big as Grand Canyon National
Cowboy Jacuzzis
Moab is dry. It is also dusty. Like whack-the-trail-dust-off-yer-chaps-with-yer-hat, old-timey, Wild West kind of dusty. Everything here is covered and coated and crusted and dusted
Day 23: Testing the Waters
We spent four hours on Flagstaff Lake today, paddling five miles across and around it. This was new to us both. Even if not open
Day 19: Out of My Element
Few know of my small phobia of big water. This unwelcome fear is why I don’t typically seek out water-oriented diversions. That changed a little