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KRISTA'S SOLO TREKS

Tuolumne to Tahoe, Day 1: Learning to Fly

Posted on October 1, 2018 by Krista

Reading time 18 minutes

TREKKING TOGETHER

Climbing the Same Mountain from Different Sides

Posted on May 6, 2017 by robinlid

Reading time 13 minutes

TREKKING TOGETHER

Death Valley, Pt 7: Oasis and Orion

Posted on April 23, 2017 by Krista

Reading time 12 minutes

TREKKING TOGETHER

Death Valley, Pt. 6: Making Worlds

Posted on April 17, 2017 by robinlid

Reading time 12 minutes

TREKKING TOGETHER

Death Valley, Pt 5: Cactus Assassin

Posted on March 25, 2017 by Krista

Reading time 13 minutes

TREKKING TOGETHER

Death Valley, Pt. 4: Old Friends

Posted on March 18, 2017 by Krista

Reading time 8 minutes

ROBIN'S SOLO TREKS Uncategorized

R Solo: Starvation Ridge / Mount Defiance Loop

Posted on April 3, 2015 by robinlid

Reading time 19 minutes

ROBIN'S SOLO TREKS

R Solo: Dungeness River to Constance Pass (Olympic NP), Nov. 7-8

Posted on January 17, 2015 by robinlid

Reading time 10 minutes

TREKKING TOGETHER

Adventure #25: Jan + Marcia Loop (Three Sisters)

Posted on October 5, 2014 by robinlid

Reading time 16 minutes

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R Solo: Lightning Storms on the Benson Plateau

Posted on August 14, 2014 by robinlid

Reading time 10 minutes

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Day 6: Nero day spent Cruisin’ through the sandy terrain, listening to Huey Lewis’ Greatest Hits (twice) and bumming around the spot we dub the Sierra Siesta Camp partially down Guyot Pass. If This Is It, I’m pretty happy to be Stuck With You.

Day 5: After seeing next to no one for four days, rejoining the PCT is like tumbling out of some hedges right onto the freeway. But we have the Bighorn Plateau all to ourselves. And it is magical.

Day 4: In which we learn to never, ever take the southern route into Lake South America in mosquito season, that you can’t run fast enough from a thousand mammal-starved insects, and that as soon as you leave the JMT/PCT, trail quality can degrade rapidly. That easy looking pass on the map? Possibly doesn’t exist.

Day 3: Sunset with five or six trundling marmots, perhaps the best neighbors ever.

Day 3: We find a semi-secret place.

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