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Hiking and outdoors activities in Southern California and beyond.

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Beautiful Buckeye Campground In The High Sierras Above Bridgeport

Buckeye Campground is a beautiful, uncrowded site in the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest above Bridgeport with fishing, hiking, and a natural hot spring...

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Hiking Again, Hiking For Health And Life

Jeff and I have not done much hiking the past year to year-and-a-half (or hike blogging). Part of this is due to the hot summer-like temperatures we have...

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Historic Mount Rubidoux–The Most Popular Hike in Riverside

Some of the highlights of the Mount Rubidoux hike. I don’t need any official statistics to say with certainty that the walk to the top of Mount Rubidoux...

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Slip Inside My New LifeVenture Dristore Sleeplight Sleeping Bag

When it’s cold outside and you want to sleep in Go for a pallet that’s nice and thin Zip it on around while it’s on the ground Spread it out and lay it...

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Scenic Camping and Playing at California’s Red Rock Canyon State Park

Dates Camped: February 8-9, 2014 Check current conditions: Park Staff (661) 946-6092. Reservations: None. First come, first served. Campground: Ricardo...

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Lake Hollywood Reservoir — An Urban Hike in the Shadow of the Hollywood Sign

One of the things Colleen and I like the most about hiking is getting away from people.  We both have jobs that require a lot of social interaction, and...

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Dorcy Head Lamps — Great lights for a great value!

Okay, my wife may have a point on the dorkiness part… For the Greene family, head lamps are sort of a love/hate relationship.  I love them, and Colleen...

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A Short Family-Friendly Hike to Holzwarth Historic Site in Rocky Mountain National Park

Holzwarth Historic Site is an easy family-friendly hike through time in the Kawuneeche Valley area of Rocky Mountain National Park (RMNP). The guest ranching...

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Testing the New AIRBAC Backpacks — Comfort for you and safety for your electronics

We get quite a few solicitations for free gear (in exchange for a review) at Greene Adventures, but much of it is stuff we’d never use, or that would...

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Exploring Grand Lake and Western Rocky Mountain National Park on Horseback

Colorado is cowboy country, and has served as the setting for some of the greatest Hollywood westerns throughout cinematic history. So when Jeff and I...

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Canoeing on Grand Lake, the Largest Natural Body of Water in Colorado

On our trip to Colorado last summer, Jeff and I set aside one day of our Rocky Mountain National Park vacation to do a canoe tour of scenic Grand Lake...

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Canoeing on Grand Lake, the Largest Natural Body of Water in Colorado

[...] I set aside one day of our Rocky Mountain National Park vacation to do a canoe tour of scenic Grand Lake – the largest deepest natural body of water in Colorado and part of the Colorado River [...]

Exploring Grand Lake and Western Rocky Mountain National Park on Horseback

[...] the west entrance to the national park recommended Sombrero Ranches in the nearby town of Grand Lake. Sombrero Stables (“You’ll smell us before you see us”), located at the entrance to downtown [...]

A Short Family-Friendly Hike to Holzwarth Historic Site in Rocky Mountain Nation...

[...] a dozen or so historic buildings on the site of Never Summer Ranch, about 7-1/2 miles from the Grand Lake entrance to RMNP on scenic Trail Ridge Road. This is a great little hike to tie in with a [...]

Lake Hollywood Reservoir — An Urban Hike in the Shadow of the Hollywood Sign

[...] sort of way.  And it is an interesting, iconic hike that takes you up to the top of the Hollywood Sign, featuring great views (on a clear day) of much of Southern California, including–the Lake [...]

Scenic Camping and Playing at California’s Red Rock Canyon State Park

[...] Alabama Hills outside of Lone Pine, just up the road a bit farther, Bronson Canyon (by the Hollywood sign), and Franklin Canyon (just outside of Beverly Hills). I knew from the park website that they [...]

Historic Mount Rubidoux–The Most Popular Hike in Riverside

[...] Some of the highlights of the Mount Rubidoux hike. I don’t need any official statistics to say with certainty that the walk to the top of [...]

Hiking Again, Hiking For Health And Life

[...] like a new person. I wanted to hike again… Six weeks ago, we went on our first hike since Mount Rubidoux in August 2013. Probably only our third or fourth hike in the past year. And I felt great! It [...]

Testing the New AIRBAC Backpacks — Comfort for you and safety for your electroni...

[...] , and a trip to Sturtevant Falls in Los Angeles County, one of the most popular hikes in Southern California (the trail write-up I linked is from a previous hike, not the one with the new Journey [...]

Scenic Camping and Playing at California’s Red Rock Canyon State Park

[...] to take a quick ski trip into the local mountains.  But it has been so warm in Southern California this Winter (#SoCalProblems), we decided to head to the desert to go camping [...]

Lake Hollywood Reservoir — An Urban Hike in the Shadow of the Hollywood Sign

[...] the top of the Hollywood Sign, featuring great views (on a clear day) of much of Southern California, including–the Lake Hollywood Reservoir! View of Lake Hollywood from the top of [...]

Slip Inside My New LifeVenture Dristore Sleeplight Sleeping Bag

[...] wondering, Colleen and I put far more money and time into this blog and The Taste Place (our food blog) than we get back from our nearly non-existent advertising or our Amazon Affiliate link.  But [...]

Lake Hollywood Reservoir — An Urban Hike in the Shadow of the Hollywood Sign

[...] and one of the “most over-rated” places in LA.  I’ll leave the food reviews to our food blog, The Taste Place, but this hike was a lot like Pink’s in that way.  It is a classic [...]

Scenic Camping and Playing at California’s Red Rock Canyon State Park

[...] ’t like to eat primitively on my camping trips. See my post about campfire cooking on our food blog: http://www.thetasteplace.com/2010/07/25/this-aint-no-weenie-roast/) On those rare [...]

Hiking Again, Hiking For Health And Life

[...] food and restricting bad foods. If you’re into a low carb, low cholesterol diet, follow our food blog, The Taste Place. At a swanky event at the Buckhorn Lodge in Mount Baldy, January 2014. Two [...]

Lake Hollywood Reservoir — An Urban Hike in the Shadow of the Hollywood Sign

[...] if you want to see the view from the dam, but don’t really want to hike.  You can start the perimeter hike here, too, of course, but it is best suited for those who want the shortcut to the dam. [...]

Lake Hollywood Reservoir — An Urban Hike in the Shadow of the Hollywood Sign

[...] . The “scenic” gate in front of the East Gate. This is how it would look if you did the hike clockwise instead of counter-clockwise. The dirt trail starts here, on the other side of the [...]

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Canoeing on Grand Lake, the Largest Natural Body of Water in Colorado

[...] I set aside one day of our Rocky Mountain National Park vacation to do a canoe tour of scenic Grand Lake – the largest deepest natural body of water in Colorado and part of the Colorado River [...]

Exploring Grand Lake and Western Rocky Mountain National Park on Horseback

[...] the west entrance to the national park recommended Sombrero Ranches in the nearby town of Grand Lake. Sombrero Stables (“You’ll smell us before you see us”), located at the entrance to downtown [...]

A Short Family-Friendly Hike to Holzwarth Historic Site in Rocky Mountain Nation...

[...] a dozen or so historic buildings on the site of Never Summer Ranch, about 7-1/2 miles from the Grand Lake entrance to RMNP on scenic Trail Ridge Road. This is a great little hike to tie in with a [...]

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