My name is Tim. If there is one thing I've learned its that I dislike writing about myself. Because of that, you can find me behind the camera, hiking through the woods, reading, meditating and feeding my curiosity by studying a whole host of other subjects. Thanks for stopping by.
Growing up I spent summers canoeing and kayaking the waters of Maine. Mostly lakes and small rivers. A lot of those trips involved loading canoes with with camping equipment and setting off across Mooselookmeguntic Lake. Several rafting trips down the […]
Santa Cruz Island is the largest of the Channel Islands located off the coast of Southern California. There are five islands within the National Park and three others lying just outside the protected area. Due to the relative isolation of […]
The Wildcat Range consists of 5 summits and connects Pinkham Notch to the Carter Range. We had reservations at Carter Notch Hut so it only made sense to take the long way, starting at the ever so steep Wildcat D. […]
The Crocker’s and Mount Reddington lie in Maine’s Carrabassett Valley just north of Sugarloaf. They run along the Appalachian Trail and connect to the Bigelow Range. I’ve spent most of the year hiking primarily in the Whites so I thought […]
Carter Notch Hut is one of three back-country huts that are open year round and offer self service accommodations. Access to the hut is a quick and gradual hike from Pinkham Notch and can be reached in a few hours […]
Hiking the Pemi Loop had been on my mind for a while and I finally made the time to do it. It was always a daunting prospect for me due to the considerable elevation gain with more combined mileage than […]
I got up early Saturday morning with the goal of hiking the Mt. Whiteface and Passaconaway Loop. These two peaks lay in the Sandwich Range right next to the Tripyramirds I hiked a few weeks back. A lot people […]
The Tripyramid loop consists of two 4,000 ft peaks, Middle Tripyramid and North Tripyramid. It can be tackled from a number of different trail-heads but the most common starting point is the Sabbaday Trail (where I started) or Pine Bend […]
Mt Moosilauke – The western most 4,000 ft summit is located in the White Mountains just west of Franconia Notch. Because it was the farthest peak west I had not yet made the 2.5 hour drive towards Lincoln, NH. From […]