I LOVED Bozeman, Montana! Here are just a few of the fun things to do in the winter months -including Snowga 🙂 Click here to read the article.

I LOVED Bozeman, Montana! Here are just a few of the fun things to do in the winter months -including Snowga 🙂 Click here to read the article.

The latest issue of OnTrak Magazine features a Weekender story I wrote about Olympia, Washington. If you’re not going to be taking an Amtrak any time soon, you can read it by clicking here 🙂

Without a doubt, this is the most personal story I’ve written. My latest for 1859 details my heroin addiction. And how one hike in particular was the cornerstone to recovery. Click here to read it.

It’s finally here! My latest book project is about hiking in Tillamook County. From beach strolls to mountain summits. Old-growth forests, lighthouses, and waterfalls – there’s a little something for everybody. And all for the low, low price of $9.99 🙂 Click here to order.

If you’d like to know what the craft beer scene in Bozeman is all about, might I suggest the Tour de Foam? Read about my experience in the latest Northwest Travel & Life, or click here.

My role at Eater PDX has expanded into beer. Quite the natural progression 🙂 My first major project was compiling a map of the city’s best breweries. Click here to get a lay of the land!
“The Blue Mountains, or simply “the Blues,” occupy more than 4,000 square miles of eastern Oregon and Washington. Named by early settlers for the blue hue of their pine- and fir-lined ridges, they sprawl out southeast of Pendleton, Oregon, over to the Snake River along the border with Idaho, and up into Washington, where they occupy much of the land east of Walla Walla. The Blues are magical and, for the most part, undiscovered by Northwesterners. If you haven’t experienced them, you’re missing one of the Northwest’s best-kept secrets.” Click here to read the whole story.

Thanks to the Sheltered Nook on Tillamook Bay, you can now get a round of disc golf in when you hit the Tillamook Coast. Click here to learn more.

My latest map for Eater Portland tells you where to go for what on the Oregon Coast. From the intro –
“It wasn’t all that long ago that dining along the coast was an exercise in frustration, but that’s changed. Today, up and down the coastline, you’ll find old-school haunts with stiff drinks and world-class fish and chips, as well as progressive dishes plated by the hands of rising-star chefs. And within those culinary bookends, the goal is to find restaurants with character — and characters — for an experiential taste of Oregon. From Astoria to Bandon, here are some of the best places to eat on the Oregon coast: crab boils, dockside dining, fish wrapped in paper, candlelight against fine linens, and more.”
Click here to check it out! Photo – Salmon at Baked Alaska

My latest feature for Northwest Travel & Life tells the stories of the region’s most iconic rivers. Click here to read them. Photo of the Columbia River.
