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CDT Colorado Photo Gallery

April 8, 2021

Continental Divide Trail In Photos: Colorado

Colorado, the second state of the Continental Divide Trail (for northbound hikers), presents a set of new challenges for hikers leaving New Mexico. Hikers face elevation, snow, thunderstorms, cold, moose, recreational cannabis, and increased prices once they cross the border into Colorado from New

Colorado,  Continental Divide Trail,  Photo Gallery CDT Hiking,  Colorado,  Photography

2019 Favorite Photos

February 3, 2020

The Most Neatest Photos of 2019

I continued my tradition of amateur photography in 2019 and I think I've managed to get some pretty good shots. That said, some of the best shots of the year come to us from @paulinadao. Hopefully, the trend of neat picture making and not dying continues in 2020. This year's photos are from

Photo Gallery Photography,  Year End

Japan Traverse Chuo Alps Featured

July 22, 2019

Japan Traverse in Photos: The Chuo Alps (中アルプス)

The second stage of my Japan Alps Traverse covered the Chuo Alps (中アルプス) - aka the Central Alps. Our trek through the Chuo Alps Lasted only about 24 hours as this is the shortest of the three ranges comprising the Japanese Alps. We entered the Chuo Alps via the Fukushima A Course (福島Aコース) in the

Japan,  Japan,  Japan Alps Traverse,  Photo Gallery Chuo Alps,  Photography

Japan Traverse Kita Alps Photo Gallery

June 10, 2019

Japan Traverse in Photos: The Kita Alps (北アルプス)

My traverse of the Japanese Alps began at the eastern edge of Toyama Bay (富山湾) in Niigata Prefecture (新潟県). From the coast, my hiking party of two Kiwis and I headed up the northernmost ridgeline in the Kita Alps (北アルプス) - aka the Northern Alps. The trip began with nearly a week of nonstop rain as

Japan,  Japan,  Japan Alps Traverse,  Photo Gallery Kita Alps,  Photography

CDT Colorado San Juan Mountains

April 8, 2019

Continental Divide Trail In Photos: San Juan Mountains

The San Juan Mountains of Southern Colorado are the first real challenge of the Continental Divide Trail (that is, if you're hiking northbound and you don't consider the nearly 800 mi / 1,300 km of New Mexico to be much of a big deal). New Mexico has some climbing, but it does nothing to prepare

Continental Divide Trail,  Photo Gallery Colorado,  San Juan Mountains

Best Photos of 2018

January 6, 2019

The Most Bestest Photos of 2018

I always worry about not having enough photos to fill a post with my favorites from the previous year, but it turns out that a year is a pretty long time (despite the feeling that our revolutions around the sun are speeding up). If you're interested, here are the looks back at the previous years:

Photo Gallery Photography,  Year End

June 8, 2018

Continental Divide Trail In Photos: New Mexico

The southernmost 809 mi / 1,302 km of the Continental Divide Trail (CDT) covers the stats of New Mexico. New Mexico can (somewhat accurately) be described as the "desert section" of the trail and the entire New Mexico CDT is above 4,000 ft / 1,220 m and more than 75% is above 6,000 ft / 1,830 m

Continental Divide Trail,  Photo Gallery CDT Desert,  New Mexico

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June 1, 2018

Continental Divide Trail In Photos: The Gila

Northbound thru-hikers of the Continental Divide Trail have a very important decision to make when they reach CDT Mile 173.1 (or for anyone who chooses to do the Columbus Alternate, where you begin the CDT from the town of Columbus, New Mexico instead of at Crazy Cook Monument south of Lordsburg,

Continental Divide Trail,  Photo Gallery New Mexico

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May 18, 2018

Continental Divide Trail In Photos: New Mexico Water Sources

The start of the Continental Divide Trail (CDT) does to hikers whatever you would consider the opposite of "ease them into the hike" (that's right, it fucks them in the back of a Volkswagen). The water sources hikers have to drink from (yes, you have to drink from them, the alternative is

Continental Divide Trail,  Photo Gallery CDT Life,  New Mexico,  Water

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