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HIKING THE JOHN MUIR TRAIL: Day 5

June 13, 2019 By Sarah Elliott Leave a Comment

Passing through It always seems impossible until it’s done. —Nelson Mandela This is a continuing series about a mother-and-daughter thru-hike on the John Muir Trail in the Sierra Nevada Mountains from July 19 to August 13, 2015. Other installments may be read … [Read more...] about HIKING THE JOHN MUIR TRAIL: Day 5

Filed Under: Archives, Hiking the John Muir Trail Tagged With: backpacking, Hiking, JMT, John Muir Trail, yosemite national park

HIKING THE JOHN MUIR TRAIL: Day 4

May 23, 2019 By Sarah Elliott 1 Comment

Rain and more rain   Enlightenment isn't found on a full stomach or on a soft pillow... —Conrad Anker   The first three days of this mother-and-daughter journey took place in the Grand Canyon of the Tuolumne, but this will be written about in … [Read more...] about HIKING THE JOHN MUIR TRAIL: Day 4

Filed Under: Archives, Hiking the John Muir Trail Tagged With: backpacking, Hiking, John Muir Trail, Lyell Canyon, Sierra, Tuolumne Meadows, Yosemite

Sequoia National Park: Hiking and touring

April 19, 2019 By Sarah Elliott Leave a Comment

What to see in Sequoia whether walking or driving… HIKING Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks are 95 percent wilderness, meaning there are more trees and trails than roads and buildings. In total, there are more than 800 miles of trails within the … [Read more...] about Sequoia National Park: Hiking and touring

Filed Under: Archives, Hiking the Parks, Sequoia National Park Tagged With: Hiking, Sequoia National Park, visitor information

THE BIGGEST OF THE BIG TREES: President Tree (#3)

April 16, 2019 By Sarah Elliott Leave a Comment

GIANT FOREST, SEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK — The President Tree is the fourth largest tree in the world. It is easily accessed via the Congress Trail in Sequoia National Park’s Giant Forest. The Congress Trail is a paved loop trail that begins and ends at the … [Read more...] about THE BIGGEST OF THE BIG TREES: President Tree (#3)

Filed Under: Archives, Biggest of the Big Trees Tagged With: Congress Trail, Giant Forest, Hiking, President Tree, Sequoia National Park

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