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Video: A Week In The Desert

The video below was shot by the talented folks over at Mammoth Media, who went on a week long excursion through the deserts in Utah, Arizona and New Mexico. Read more

Everest 2014: Nepal Promises Crack Down Littering Climbers

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Everest 2014: Nepal Promises To Crack Down On Littering Climbers

As the 2014 spring climbing season on Everest inches ever closer, we're getting more news out of Nepal about how the season will unfold, at least in terms of rules and regulations. Read more

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Avalanche Control at Crystal Mountain

Seeing a big avalanche in person can kind of change your perspective. In many ways I wish that I could take skiers and riders along with me when I do avalanche... Read more

The 10 March 2014 by Kimkircher
More Than a Crater Lake

There’s a noticeable absence of beach houses ringing its shores. In fact, the only legal access to the lake is by climbing 700 feet down to Cleetwood Cove. Read more

The 21 March 2014 by Everywhereonce
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Controversy Over Ueli Steck's Annapurna Solo Summit?

One of the biggest and boldest climbs of 2013 was Ueli Steck's amazing solo ascent of Annapurna, the 8091 meter (26,545 ft) Himalayan peak that is considered... Read more

The 27 March 2014 by Kungfujedi
Five Mile Beach, Wilsons Promontory, Victoria.

Miranda Creek at Five Mile Beach In the litany of disastrous hikes undertaken, I'm pretty confident the following has never been uttered before. At first I... Read more

The 02 March 2014 by Hikingfiasco
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Everest 2014: A Ladder On The Hillary Step?

The start of the spring climbing season on Everest may still be a couple of weeks off, but news from the Big Hill continues to stream in none the less. Read more

The 19 March 2014 by Kungfujedi
Historical Maps of Nova Scotia

0 ‘L’Acadie’ map of Acadia 1748 The Province of Nova Scotia now offers online access to a variety of maps and survey plans from historic map collections held... Read more

The 26 March 2014 by T_mackinnon
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Everest 2014: Nepal Promises To Crack Down On Littering Climbers

As the 2014 spring climbing season on Everest inches ever closer, we're getting more news out of Nepal about how the season will unfold, at least in terms of... Read more

The 05 March 2014 by Kungfujedi
Chuckit! Fetch

With wind chill warnings again this weekend, I decided to finally purchase the Chuckit! Fetch Ball I've had my eye on for awhile so Charlie and I would have a... Read more

The 02 March 2014 by Hikingwithheather
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Roger Tomlinson: The Father of GIS & Computerized Cartography (Globe & Mail)

Roger Tomlinson: The father of GIS computerized cartography (Globe Mail)0 Roger Tomlinson, also known as the Father of GIS has been featured in many... Read more

The 03 March 2014 by T_mackinnon
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Acorn Atole -- Not a Convenience Food

Coast live oak near San Luis Obispo, California. Photo by Giovanni LoCascio, used with permission.The theme for March’s Berry Go Round is unusual edible... Read more

The 23 March 2014 by Hollis