Category Archives: Hiking

This morning I went to one of my favorite hiking areas, Mount Kit Carson. I had originally planned to go hiking with a friend in the Kaniksu National Forest, however, it was cancelled for medical reasons. So at the last minute I decided to go to Mount Kit Carson. Now that Fall has arrived inContinue reading “Mount Kit Carson”

I took my very first solo hike! For this hike, I went to the Colville National Forest around Sherman Peak. It was about a 2-hour drive from where I live and was a beautiful drive, especially when crossing the Columbia River and near Franklin D. Roosevelt Lake. I parked at the Kettle Crest Trailhead, whichContinue reading “Sherman Peak / Colville National Forest”

For this hike, I went to Dusty Lake and Ancient Lake near Quincy, WA with my cousin, Paullena. It was about a 2 1/2 hour drive from where we live. It was a nice drive, though a little smelly as we drove through Moses Lake, WA. Quincy, WA is a beautiful little farm town. WeContinue reading “Dusty Lake and Ancient Lake”

For this hike, I went to Liberty Creek which is about 40 minutes from where I live. I was joined by my friend and neighbor, Rocki. We parked in the Liberty Lake Trail Head parking lot which is at the north end of Liberty Lake (it is important to note there is a $2.00 feeContinue reading “Liberty Creek and Edith Hansen Trail”

For this hike, I went through Iller Creek located in the Iller Creek Conservation Area near Tower Mountain and the Dishman Hills Natural Area. It is about a 30-35 minute drive from where I live. I hiked with my cousin, Paullena, as well as her husband, Kyle, and my friend, Rocki. From the Iller CreekContinue reading “Iller Creek and Rocks of Sharon”

For this hike, I went to Bald Knob near Mount Spokane with my cousin, Paullena. It is located about 30 minutes from where we live. We parked in the snowmobile parking lot along North Mount Spokane Park Drive and hopped onto Trail 131, which took us right along North Summit Road. This road is currentlyContinue reading “Bald Knob”