At its heart, foraging is the basic act of sourcing and harvesting wild food and gathering resources from the land. You can do it anywhere, which makes it an ideal thing to try on your travels. Gourmet foraging takes…
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Having sort of learned to hate sand in Page, we just weren’t very excited about it, nor the 90 degree heat, when we were outside Joshua Tree. It’s ok though, we made up for it when we reached Angel’s…
On one of our previous rides in the area we ran into a woman walking her dogs who rode a dirt bike and recommended the forest service roads nearby Lemon Reservoir, about 7 miles down the highway from us…
We’ve been exploring the area a little more and since it’s planning to rain on us all weekend, perhaps one of our last weekends to ride, we took off after work to the forest service road right next to…
Outside Durango, where we’ll be spending our autumn and winter (as we did 2 years before), there is an enormous National Forest that spreads over a massive area and contains a vast array of elevations and terrain, San Juan National Forest. It’s…
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Nerds Off Road: Group Ride in Lincoln National Forest, New Mexico
Our dramatic 3 day escape from tornado valley brought us here, to New Mexico, and the best day of riding yet. We’ve had an account on instagram for years, but recently started posting about our rides and bikes in…
Kanab is such a great, central little town if you want to visit the north rim of the Grand Canyon, Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon National Park, not to mention Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park, Kodachrome State…
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Utah Camping, Navajo Lake in Dixie National Forest
We camped near Phoenix for a night before we went to the UK but otherwise we hadn’t been camping in a long while. Between my broken leg last summer and winter weather in Flagstaff, there wasn’t much opportunity but…
Sandy’s Canyon is one of many trails we found by accident on one of our weekend roams in the Flagstaff Area. Basically, we saw some cars parked off the side of a road and decided to explore, finding a…
Environment Hiking National Forest National Park survival
Grizzly Lake Trail, Yellowstone National Park, WY
The Grizzly Lake Trail is an awesome and fairly easy hike, but be prepared to get wet. May is pretty much the middle of the wet season in Yellowstone (if the snow is even thawed that is), so it…