Somewhere deep in the corporate jungle, a sacred ritual thrives: the Circle Back. Nobody knows where it began, though some […]
Welcome to My New Series on Corporate Life
Let’s be clear upfront: this is a short series of opinion pieces and satire about corporate life. Yes, satire. That […]
The Window or the Trail?
There’s a truth hikers know in their bones: you don’t really meet a place through a pane of glass. Sitting […]
Experiencing the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem: A Journey with the Green Fire Tour
In late September I went on what can only be described as a life-changing adventure: the Greater Yellowstone Green Fire […]
Easy Stops: Drive-Up Waterfalls You Can’t Miss in Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone National Park is famous for its geysers and wildlife, but it’s also home to some of the most accessible […]
The Magic of Montana and Wyoming
There’s something about Montana and Wyoming that feels almost otherworldly. The sheer expanse of sky, the jagged peaks of the […]
Yellowstone National Park- Clear Lake Artist Point Loop Trail
The Clear Lake–Artist Point Loop in Yellowstone is a moderate 3.8-mile hike that showcases geothermal features, meadows, and dramatic canyon […]
Moose Ponds Loop- Jenny Lake- Grand Teton National Park
The Moose Ponds Loop near Jenny Lake in Grand Teton National Park is an easy 3.2–3.5 mile hike with minimal […]
Geyser Basin- Fairy Falls Hike
The Green Fire Tour is mostly for wildlife viewing and sightseeing, but there were a couple of opportunities for short […]
Mammoth Hot Springs
Mammoth Hot Springs in Yellowstone National Park is a striking area of colorful travertine terraces formed by hot water dissolving […]
Lamar Valley- Yellowstone National Park
Lamar Valley, in the northeastern part of Yellowstone National Park, is a wide, open expanse of meadows and river corridors […]
Mesa Falls Idaho
Mesa Falls, located on the Henrys Fork of the Snake River in eastern Idaho, consists of two impressive waterfalls: Upper […]
Andy's walks in the world 