I think the theme of our March hike was SPRING! We headed out on March 1st, and yet so many plants and trees were flowering, including the Japanese Cherry Blossoms! For those keeping track at home, spring doesn’t officially kick off until March 19th.
Video is posted below!
Continue readingWelcome to the first of a few “busy season” hikes, where we are almost literally hiking around our backyard for a few hours on Sundays. In February, we took a turn in the Tualatin (pronounced: Two-All-Uh-Tin) Hills Nature Park.
You can watch our video below!
Continue readingAnd so it begins! The first day of 2020 marked the start of our third year of intentionally going on at least one hike per month. Per the usual, we started in Forest Park. This time, however, we went to a more remote location and essentially made up our own loop heavily featuring Firelane 15!
You can watch the video of our hike HERE!
Continue readingWe capped off our official year of hiking in Oregon City!
You can watch the video of our hike HERE!
Continue readingGive us a warm(ish) autumn day in the Pacific Northwest and we’ll find a place to hike. It was a perfect morning to get out and explore the Washington side of the Columbia River Gorge and tackle the Cape Horn Loop Trail.
You can watch the video of it HERE!
Continue readingIt was a beautiful weekend in October when we made our way to the Mt. Hood to tackle the Ramona Falls loop (video HERE).
The last time we went on this hike was a little more than SEVEN years ago, and we looked like children (pictorial proof below!).
Continue readingHand and toe warmers, ACTIVATE! On the last weekend of September, we hiked out to University Falls in the Tillamook State Forest (on the way out to the Oregon Coast), and it was chilly and rainy.
But totally worth it! Video is up HERE!
Continue readingWith a name like “Misery” it has be painful. Don’t let the video fool you. There was a lot of misery, but also a lot of splendor. This hike makes you work for the views and the joy, and we love it!
And what if I told you the worst part was only for a mile?
Continue readingIf you’re in/around the Pacific Northwest, or maybe Idaho, and you need one last adventure before the weather really starts changing, then might I present: The Painted Hills. It’s one of three “units” in the John Day Fossil Beds, and completely worth the trip!
Am I right?? You can watch the video of our trek HERE!
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