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This is rad! ...and I'm very jealous! I love Davis Gulch. I can't wait to see what you saw down there.

This is from a trip down Fat Man's Misery in mid-May a few years ago (horrible winter, so not much run off). You could watch the whole video or if you skip to 5:30 you can see when we're in Parunuweap. We choose to get into all the waterways. We could easily have gone around and only been about...

Technically it's spring, but it just dumped on us in Colorado last weekend!

Hey all, I'm looking at doing some backpacking in Oregon this year and I need some suggestions. I'll be looking for those classic waterfalls and gorges! Let me know if you have any trails or resources I should check out! PS: I'm going to be in Portland first...so....that area-ish...

Let's see. I've got a few nights so far. Hayduke Trail Section 1: 3 nights San Rafael Wedge: 2 nights Total: 5 Nights

No problem! I'm excited to go on the rest of this adventure!

Sorry fellow backcountryposters, I've been in hiatus of posting my outdoor adventures on here...or having them! But we'll kick it back in gear with this one from my blog: Hayduke Trail - Section 1. The first section of the Hayduke Trail is a 40-mile adventure through a great section of...

That was my favorite image!

Hahaha. I thought it was crazy doing it back at Thanksgiving and there was some snow.

Sorry to take so long...school!

I couldn't tell you the kind it was but the first backpack I had was a Kelty external frame pack. I had it when I was 11. My dad took my brothers and I out for all kinds of adventures. The first backpacking trip that I went on was a short one up Hog Canyon north of Kanab. We went up about 2...

Candy Hills/Yant Flat/ That area

Hiking up Brian Head Peak and I saw this Skull Face coming out of the mountain.

This was the first time I went and shot lightning!

Trail from Lake Blanche.

Out near Egypt Trailhead - Hole in the Rock. Down in the Grand Canyon - Soap Creek.

That's crazy!

Alright I'll give it. It's the casting of the lots or Dominguez knoll near Cedar City. It's where they decided to turn around (it's a very under appreciated place). Someone else can take the thread!

Yeah it has to do with Escalante and Dominguez.

Nope not the lava field plaque, but @Artemus is right with basin and range. Here's my first hint: Happened out here in 1776.