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Tag Archives: cascade mountains
WABDR Round II
About this time last year, my buddy Dan and I were riding the Washington Backcountry Discovery Route from south to north. After one day of sunny weather (riding the I-5 slab down to Stevenson, WA) it rained everyday… It rained … Continue reading
The Washington Backcountry Discovery Route
The Washington Backcountry Discovery Route (WABDR) Note: If you can’t wait for the video it is at the end of the story. As I got ready to launch on the WABDR it appeared that the whole north end of the … Continue reading
A Little Winter Time Bushcraft
She was looking right at me. She was sure that there was something there, but the wind was blowing from her to me, and I had much better camouflage, so she just couldn’t figure out what that something was. Eventually … Continue reading
Posted in Hiking, Photography, Video
Tagged Adventure Journal, Blacktail Deer, Bushcraft, Canon S100, Canon Vixia m500, cascade mountains, hiking, nature, outdoors, photography
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The Bear Lake Freeze Out
I was ready before the sun came up… But there was no way I was going to roll out until things warmed up a bit. At least a little bit. My plan was to ride the Yamaha WR250R, or as … Continue reading
Posted in Hiking, Motorbike, Photography, Video
Tagged Adventure Journal, Bear Lake, Canon S100, Canon Vixia m500, cascade mountains, hiking, photography, Strike Force Moto, Yamaha WR250R
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Ashland Lakes
Ok, here we go. Headed off into the Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest land for a little fall color leaf peeping. After entering some latitude and longitude coordinates into my GPS I climbed on the Strike Force Moto and followed a … Continue reading
Evans Lake and Mt. Sobieski
A beautiful morning overlooking the Skykomish River. I’m headed off to the mountains on the little moto again. Today my destination is Evans Lake, in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness Area. My old friend NF Road 68 will take me to … Continue reading
Finney Creek Road
Another beautiful day spent exploring the forest service roads in the Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest. After my last trip report one of my moto pals, Tim Bowman, suggested NF 17 – the Finney Creek Road as one of his favorites. … Continue reading
The Tonga Ridge Trail
…and we’re off. Another day and another motorbike adventure on the new Yamaha WR250R. The route for the day was to follow the Tonga Ridge trail all the way to the end, at the border of the Alpine Lakes Wilderness … Continue reading
Goat Lake – Rambling Back In Time
There are two things that will enhance your enjoyment of hiking in the mountains of the Pacific Northwest. An active interest in the history of the area, and a tolerance for wet weather. Fortunately I seem to have acquired both. … Continue reading