The Awe Guide to Camping in Death Valley
Camping in Death Valley is less about amenities and more about atmosphere. You are here for the silence,…
The Awe Guide to Hiking Death Valley
Everything feels bigger out here. The terrain is stranger. Distances are deceptive. What looks close usually is not.…
We Love Food: Awe Guide to Eating in Death Valley
Despite the remote reputation of Death Valley National Park, there are actually a handful of solid places to…
You Hike Here. SAR Saves People Here. Toss em $10.
TLDR: If you’ve hiked Whitney, plan to hike it, or just love the Eastern Sierra, consider tossing $10…
Here Fishy Fishy: It’s time for the Lone Pine Trout Derby 🤘
There are three types of people who show up to the Lone Pine Trout Derby. The ones who…
There is a Grey Wolf, cruising Inyo County
Land Acknowledgment: Payahuunadu has been, and continues to be, the homeland of the Paiute (Nuumu), Shoshone (Newe), and…
It’s That Time of Year Again: 10 Steps to Securing a Mt. Whitney Permit and Maximizing Your Chances of Actually Summiting 🤙
Land Acknowledgment: Payahuunadu has been, and continues to be, the homeland of the Paiute (Nuumu), Shoshone (Newe), and…
Time Travel at 10,000 Feet: The Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest Is Older Than Your God
Land Acknowledgment: Payahuunadu has been, and continues to be, the homeland of the Paiute (Nuumu), Shoshone (Newe), and Timbisha…
Winter Hit Hard. USFS Steps Up to Save the Wild Horses
In Mono County, roughly 60 miles northeast of Mammoth Lakes near the Nevada border, a group of wild…
SoCal, Hi. A Quick Note about our friends in Mammoth
Following up. Apparently “How Not to Be a Complete Kook in Mammoth this Winter ” missed a few…