Hiking
From Baby To Tweener - Getting Them Out
Spring is an awesome time - you have flowers coming up, birds out
like crazy, slugs & snails! The temperature is warmer at night, the
days dryer. Think about getting the kids out - be them yours or
inviting a friend(s) with kids and taking a family hike.
Self Arrest Skills
In early 2007 a couple of us joined our friend Hoosierdaddy who teaches winter courses for The Mountaineers, for one of it's branches here in the NW. We all had a day off, so he offered to help us brush up on self arrest skills and using an ice ax properly.
Tips for "Water Scarce" Hiking Destinations
By Susan Alcorn
Hiking with My Son - My Story
My son, Ford was born premature. He was a skinny, tiny baby with a lot of spirit. By the time he was walking I knew he wasn't ever going to fit into a "normal" category. And that was just fine with me. He became my hiking partner early on, going where I went, from a backpack to a jogger stroller to walking alongside me. Hiking was something he has always been good at, it was never hard for him.
