October 16, 2021 The Fourth of July in October? That’s the best time to do it!
Fourth of July Trail
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Otero Canyon to Blue Ribbon Trail
September 25, 2021 A couple weeks after returning from my first solo camping trip, I needed to get out for another hike. I decided to try a different trail that leaves from the same trailhead as the famed Cedro Creek Nature Trail. Enter the Otero Canyon to Blue Ribbon Trail
Solo Camping, Redondo Campground
September 10-13, 2021 I finally have my first solo camping trip under my belt. And when I say “solo”, I mean “SOLO”.
Where Have I Been?
It’s been nearly two months since my last post. Where have I been? Well, that’s kind of a loaded question…
Cedro Creek Nature Trail 5
September 5, 2021 This is going to be a quick post, as I’ve already said all I’ve had to say about the Cedro Creek Nature Trail.
Upcoming Camping Trip
For the first time ever, I will be camping solo.
North Sandia Peak Trail
August 27, 2021 I hiked at the top of Albuquerque on Friday.
Hiking: Good for the Body
One of the things I haven’t talked about a lot on this blog is my physical condition. So let’s talk about that.
10K and Survey Loop
August 21, 2021 I’d passed the10K trailhead a bazillion times before on the way to Sandia Crest. I’d always assumed the 10K meant it was a 10 kilometer trail, but only recently did it dawn on me that it because it starts at 10,000 feet. Doy!
Faulty Loop via South Crest Trail
August 15, 2021 I’m a glutton for punishment, I guess. After Friday’s outing to Bandelier National Monument, followed by a morning-long outing to the ABQ BioPark and Old Town, I decided to push my aching legs on a near-6 mile hike.