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Talking Trash Ep3. You got any trash talk? One of the most interesting parts of this Trash Talk series has been realizing how many hiking habits exist because people were never taught otherwise. Most people aren’t intentionally trying to damage trails. They just assume that if it decompo
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5 Must Know Airport Travel Hacks šŸ‘‡ Airports and trails have more in common than you might think…so here are 5 trail tested habits that should change how you travel: *** Dead weight costs you on the trail. Same at the airport. Audit your bag before you leave: battery bank, empty water bottl
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Most people hike to views like the Golden Gate Bridge… and still walk away with terrible footage. #ad Because they rush the reveal, move too fast, and try to film everything themselves. Capturing a ā€˜hidden gem’ isn’t about the view, it’s about how you tell the story. If you want cine
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I recently got approached about potentially endorsing a California governor candidate. And while I’m not planning to get into politics on this page, the experience did make me realize something: Most of California’s biggest wildfire risks aren’t happening in Sacramento. They’re happening o
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Which trash talk do you want me to do next? šŸ‘‡ After my last video on how to handle orange peels on the trail responsibly, some of the comments made one thing clear: There’s still a massive misunderstanding around what ā€œbiodegradableā€ actually means in the outdoors. On a trail (not a compos
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It’s why we still pay these gas prices 🫶. #bayarea #fyp #sfbayarea
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Save and Share this guide with someone you’d like to visit all the best San Diego County spots with! After exploring the best hikes, beaches, and hidden gems in and around San Diego County, I created a perfect 3-day itinerary that you won’t want to miss. The full blog with maps, details and
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I never thought I’d have THIS opportunity šŸ‘‡ If you don’t know my story, I spent 18 years at the same Fortune 500 company, with a good salary & real responsibility. It was a company I was genuinely proud of for a long time. But somewhere along the way the culture fractured, and I knew I d
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If you love exploring in and around San Diego, you’re not going to want to miss my full hidden San Diego blog dropping May 1st. I’ll have a full itinerary and all the best spots - subscribe for free with link in bio. 🄾Trail: Saigon (AKA Ho Chi Minh trail) šŸ“ distance: 2 miles round trip.
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Most hikers don’t think they litter ā¬‡ļø But this is one of the most common ways it happens on trails: šŸŠ Orange peels šŸŒ Banana peels 🄜 Pistachio shells They’re ā€œnaturalā€ā€¦ so people assume they’re harmless. They’re not. On a trail (not a compost bin), citrus peels can take 6 months to 2
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Save & Share this with a friendšŸ‘‡ Featured in this video: 1ļøāƒ£ Grove of Titans – 1.5 mi | Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park 2ļøāƒ£ Founders Grove – 0.5 mi | Humboldt Redwoods State Park 3ļøāƒ£ Dipsea & Steep Ravine Loop – 6.6 mi | Mount Tamalpais State Park 4ļøāƒ£ Pioneer Nature Trail – 1.5 mi
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Your @outdoorwiseliving trail guide ā¬‡ļø PSA: Don’t miss my free monthly newsletter with 5 new trail ideas every month. Comment ā€œMAPā€ and I’ll send you the link to my adventure map with hundreds of California’s best hidden gems and my newsletter. A 120-foot waterfall steps from Highway 1. S
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Share with a flower lover and add to your bucket list šŸ‘‡. If you’re planning a trip to the Carlsbad Flower Fields, what you need to know is below. Stay tuned for my hidden gem and visitor guides coming soon for the San Diego / SoCal area - you’re not going to want to miss it! I’ll be adding new
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Be honest…have you ever had this awkward trail standoff? Two hikers. Narrow trail. Both waiting for the other to move. Here’s the general rule: Uphill hikers usually have the right of way. Why? Because hiking uphill is more physically demanding, and stopping breaks their rhythm more than
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Tag who you'd like to carpool to this waterfall with šŸ‘‡ For years, some of Northern California’s best day trips felt just out of reach from the Bay Area ( #ad ).Ā  And it wasn't because of the distance or difficulty, it was because of the traffic. With the new I-80 Express Lanes opening through So
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Tag who you’d want to explore here with šŸ‘‡ Not all waterfalls are meant to be easy to find. Some only show up for a few weeks a year, some require timing, luck, and a little effort, and some you’ll walk right past without ever knowing they’re there. This is your reminder that April might be t
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These new hiking rules go into effect today, April 1st 2026. Which one are you most excited about? #hiking #hike #fyp
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Share this with a hiker you care about šŸ‘‡ Getting lost on a trail happens more often than people think, especially when trails disappear in snow, fog, or dense forest. #ad A few things that can make a huge difference: 1) Stop moving and assess your surroundings 2) Gain elevation to identi
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Save this before your next hike šŸ‘‡ Some hiking advice gets repeated so often people assume it must be true. It’s not. And sometimes it’s not just wrong; it can put you in bad situations. A few examples: ā€œJust drink when you’re thirsty.ā€ That can be too late, especially in heat, altit
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Share with a wildflower protector! šŸ‘‡ To rewind, this whole series of hiking like a respectable human didn’t start with wildflowers. It started with a message I got from a solo female hiker who didn’t feel safe on the trail. So I made a video about trail etiquette, specifically how we pass ea
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