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Hiking
Great Family Hikes Off Sierra Scenic Byways
Crossing the Sierra during the summer season is a right of passage for many that love to adventure into the Sierra for travel and recreation. Typically the three largest scenic Byways (Tioga Pass/ 120, Sonora Pass/108 and Ebbett's Pass / 4) open in mid may to Early June each season and recreational visitors scramble up [...]
Conservation
Beavers Saving the Sierra Watershed
A Signs of Hope in the Sierra Nevada - The Impact of a Natural Architect Sierra Nevada - The American or North American Beaver is such a fascinating creature. Its long history in American culture has been complex as well as tragic. As a passionate outdoor explorer in the Sierra Nevada, I can think of [...]
Day Hikes
Experience Washoe Meadows State Park In Lake Tahoe California
Located off of Highway 50 and Sawmill rd. near Meyers California , at the base of the breathtaking Echo Summit sits Washoe Meadows State Park. The undeveloped park encompasses a vast expanse of pristine meadows and lush woodlands, providing a serene retreat for visitors seeking solace from the hustle and bustle of tourism in Lake [...]
Death Valley
Explore California’s Top Nine National Parks: Ranking and Unforgettable Highlights
We Asked Chat GPT to Rank the Nine California National Parks and It gave us some surprising Results California is blessed with an abundance of natural wonders, and its national parks are a testament to the state's diverse landscapes and breathtaking beauty. Whether you're an outdoor enthusiast, nature lover, or adventure seeker, these nine national [...]
Conservation
The Fish Springs Wild Horse Herd Now Has Sanctuary of Hassle Free Living An inside look at a local conservation effort to give wild horses and wildlife a hassle free zone in the mountain Carson Valley NV, - While I spend a reasonable amount of time traveling the Sierra Nevada and exploring new places and [...]
Carson City
Historic Virginia Truckee Rail To Trail
Reviving Nevada's Legendary Rail Corridor: Carson City NV, - Regarding conservation efforts in the Sierra Nevada, trail enthusiasts rejoice in Carson City! We've got some fantastic news for all you walking and biking aficionados in Nevada. A dream of connecting five counties and countless years of Nevada history is taking tangible steps forward as organizers, [...]
State Parks
Discover California’s Gold Rush at Columbia Historic State Park
Sierra Rec Magazine Guide to State Parks - Vol1- Special Edition 2023 Tuolumne County Ca - July 2023 - Imagine stepping back in time to experience life during the California Gold Rush. Sounds exciting. Well, buckle up for a journey to Columbia Historic State Park, where the echoes of the past ring loud and clear. [...]
Mono county
From Ghost Towns to Natural Wonders: Exploring Mono Lake and Bodie State Historic Park
Exploring Mono Lake and Bodie State Historic Park Are you looking for a unique and adventurous trip that will take you off the beaten path? Look no further than Mono Lake and Bodie State Historic Park! These two destinations offer a fascinating glimpse into California's history and natural wonders, just Highway 395 in the Eastern [...]
Lifestyle
A Traveler’s Guide to State Parks in the Sierra Nevada
Ready for an unforgettable adventure in the heart of the Sierra Nevada mountain range? This majestic area in California and Nevada offers jaw-dropping natural beauty, rich history, and an incredible array of outdoor activities. From mighty peaks and crystal-clear lakes to fascinating historical sites, there's something for everyone in "A Travelers Guide to State Parks [...]
National Parks
Explore Redwood National & State Parks in just Three Days
Exploring new areas of California is a passion that we all share, so when I had 3 days off of work recently we decided to travel over to the redwoods for some always welcomed adventure. Come along as we Explore Redwood National & State Parks of Northern California. Elk Herds and the Ossagon Trail For [...]
Hiking / Backpacking Hoover Wilderness
“Mosquito”geddon in the Sierra
Summers in the High Sierra typically warm up in late July, and visitors to many mountain lakes, rivers, and valleys can expect a comfortable stay in the mountains. But like everything else in 2023, life is slightly different this year in the mountains. "Mosquito"geddon is alive and well in the High Sierra as we enter August. Every [...]
