“Doin’ It Live” in Capitol Reef National Park

It was 5pm Friday afternoon, I had just clocked out of work, officially marking the beginning of another weekend.  By this time on a typical Friday the Jeep is packed and ready to go on its next adventure.  This week was different.  I still hadn’t packed, the Jeep was running on empty, and hell we … More “Doin’ It Live” in Capitol Reef National Park

Hanging with Sean’s Elk Party in the Uinta’s Grandaddy Basin

I had barely turned 18 when I made the decision to leave my small, Montana town of 4,000 people and pursue an education in Salt Lake City, which has a metro population of 1,000,000.  It was a time in my life that I was unsure of who I was becoming or where my life was … More Hanging with Sean’s Elk Party in the Uinta’s Grandaddy Basin

Hiking Colorado’s Highest Peak with Only One Boot

The Where: Mount Elbert near Leadville, Colorado.  100 miles southwest of Denver. The Scoop: We had just finished a three day, thirty mile backpacking trip up Utah’s highest mountain, King’s Peak.  We were throwing our packs into the Jeep and switching our hiking boots to sandals when we started discussing what was next on the … More Hiking Colorado’s Highest Peak with Only One Boot

Playing Junior Archaeologist in Utah’s Range Creek

The Where: Range Creek Canyon near Price, Utah.  150 miles south of Salt Lake City. The Scoop:  Waking up at 0600 for work?  Impossible.  Waking up at 0400 for a weekend adventure of exploring a lost world of Fremont Indian artifacts?  Glorious.  This weekend’s adventure was a little out of the norm for us.  Typically … More Playing Junior Archaeologist in Utah’s Range Creek