Tag Archives: Red River Gorge

Images from 2022 Sheltowee Challenge- Hike Three

A few images from Hike Three of the 2022 Sheltowee Trace Challenge.

Thanks to everyone for a special hike. Continue reading

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What To See on Hike Three

A look at Hike Three of the Sheltowee Trace Association’s 2022 Challenge.

Four counties, 35 miles, and innumerable memories. Continue reading

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2019 Hike 3- Clear Creek to Suspension Bridge

Hike 3 for the 2019 Sheltowee Trace Hiker Challenge. Continue reading

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Only 437 To Go

All this rain has had a rough effect on my arch and window hunting. I continue to work my way through a list of known or possible arches and windows in the Red River Gorge and surrounding areas.  I have … Continue reading

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Up the Stairs and Out the Window

I have been very lazy in posting anything about my adventures in the Red River Gorge.  Most of the work that I have been doing in the past few weeks was an effort to finish the “write-up” of my last … Continue reading

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The Big Question…..

In the days since I posted my first bookhiker blog to announce my plans to start hiking the Appalachian Trail (AT), the most common question that friends and family have asked is simply- why? Most have been very encouraging. Some … Continue reading

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Saturdays in the Fog

It has become a passion.  Something I think about and work at in my spare hours.  I love hiking- every element of hiking.  The time in the woods, the quiet of the solitude, the crunch of the leaves, the wildlife, … Continue reading

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