Having passed through the Eastern Shore numerous times on my way to someplace else, it was time to get over there and do a little exploring. It was over 90 degrees and biking didn’t too appealing so I loaded up the kayak and took off. The first stop was the Eastern Shore National Wildlife Refuge
I ventured a bit further south this weekend and headed down to Cape Hatteras for a weekend of biking, kiting, and kayaking. The weather was great – clear, cool and windy! This brought the kiteboarders out in droves and literally filled the sky with kites in all the popular locations. I camped at one of
It looks like 2010 is shaping up to be a pretty active year for me. If things work out in the next few weeks, I’ll be heading out to Durango, Colorado for a little alpine training with Southwest Adventure Guides in the San Juan Mountains in late February or early March. Although I haven’t worked
I was heading home after a weekend of camping in Rodanthe and looking for someplace to kayak for a couple of hours. I hadn’t been up to Corolla this year so I decided to head on up to the Whalehead Club and do a bit of paddling in the Currituck Sound. This was one of
Acadia National Park: Still my favorite all-around National Park. The ability to hike, bike, and kayak within minutes of Bar Harbor (as well as the other towns located on Mount Desert Island) makes this an outstanding destination for an “active” vacation. It’s one of the few places where I’ve taken the equipment for all three