A hiker's blog about trips, experiences, training, and resources.
**Click any picture to see enlarged.** The image above depicts the section hiked for the day. The YELLOW path is supposed to be the trail based on sources and maps I used to plan my trip, while the RED path is the route my GPS app (GAIA) tracked on my
**Click any picture to see enlarged.** The image above depicts the section hiked for the day. The YELLOW path is supposed to be the trail based on sources and maps I used to plan my trip, while the RED path is the route my GPS app (GAIA) tracked on my
**Click any picture to see enlarged.** The image above depicts the section hiked for the day. The YELLOW path is supposed to be the trail based on sources and maps I used to plan my trip, while the RED path is the route my GPS app (GAIA) tracked on my
Packing Gear and Last Minute Checks After several months of planning and training the time had come to finalize what I would be taking and which pack would hold everything I would need for three weeks. The weeks after my return from training in Wyoming up until my departure were
Summary Sunday afternoon hike up to the Gap Lakes in the Medicine Bow National Forest in Wyoming. This is a easy, non-technical hike. The trail offers panoramic views of the Snowy Range. Once you hit the saddle separating North and South Gap Lakes, you gain additional panoramic views looking northward.
