Wyoming's answer to the Tetons, without the crowds. Granite spires, pristine alpine lakes, and the kind of solitude that's getting harder to find.
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Golden larches, Dragontail Peak, and the Enchantments just over the ridge. One of the most scenic day hikes in the Pacific Northwest.
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America's least-visited national park and one of its most dramatic. A lesson in flexibility, gear failures, and making the most of a changed plan.
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Red sandstone canyon country from above. The West Rim delivers Zion's most dramatic views with a fraction of the crowds on the valley floor.
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The trip that started it all. 26 miles point-to-point through the northern Rockies, 60-pound packs, and seven pounds of summer sausage. Lessons were learned.
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Two of the Beartooth's finest trails linked by a high pass with views of Montana's fifth-tallest mountain. Wildflowers, snowfields, and 54 switchbacks on the way down.
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The highest peak in the contiguous United States. 14,505 feet of Sierra granite and the long trail that takes you there.
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Idaho's best-kept secret. Granite peaks, crystal-clear alpine lakes, and a Schooner at Grumpy's in Ketchum when it's all done.
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The Cascades’ best-kept secret. Volcanic ridgelines, massive snowfields, and views of Rainier, Adams, and St. Helens — from one trailhead.
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Florence, Bologna, Parma, Camogli, and the clifftop trail above Cinque Terre. Not every great trip requires a backpack.
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Two days of street photography in the Gothic Quarter before a conference. Narrow medieval lanes, Sagrada Família, La Boqueria, and a city that photographs itself.
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