Winter may be an impossible season for hiking many places in the U.S. But, in other places, it’s the best time. Check out these blog posts on hiking in Florida, Alabama and Nevada.
Time is right to hit Northeast Florida’s (hiking) trails …
- Image by Andrew Ciscel via Flickr
It makes good sense that February is Florida Hiking Trails Month. Winter may seem like a strange time for it, but consider that other seasons are plagued by vicious mosquitoes and unforgiving heat and humidity.
Publish Date: 01/29/2010 0:00
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Day Hiking in Birmingham, Alabama – Info Barrel
Many fantastic day hikes and day hiking opportunities abound in and around Birmingham, Alabama due to the area being located in the spectacular Ridge and Valley physiographic province. The parallel ridges and valleys offer up a variety …
Publish Date: 10/16/2009 21:27
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Day Hiking in Hoover, Alabama – Info Barrel
Hoover, Alabama is a city on the southern side of Birmingham, Alabama, the state’s largest metropolitan area (The Birmingham metro area has a population of around 1.1 million). Hoover is Birmingham’s largest suburban community.
Publish Date: 10/17/2009 10:50
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Photo Sunday – Hiking the Mojave Desert and Red Rock Canyon …
Why travel to Las Vegas? To hike through the Mojave desert and scramble through Red Rock Canyon, why else?
Publish Date: 10/25/2009 10:05
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I submit my blog post on walking in the rain a few days ago in California
Joys of Walking in the Rain
Thanks for the helpful post. I am an avid hiker – living in Virginia. The problems I have is I hate the cold so I decided to spent three weeks in Florida discovering the hiking trails. I did not think of Jacksonville as a homebase until after I read this.
I am ready to go- with my Camelbak Mule Hydration Pack and other hiking gear- headed to warmer weather!
Thanks for the collection of great posts, links, and tips on hiking. It’s good to see others promoting hiking and the great outdoors. I’m in central Alabama and greatly enjoy the abundance of trails and camping spots we have. Feel free to visit my blog at Alabama Tent & Trail.
David´s last [type] ..TR201 Ripley Trail
You are welcome. I visited your site on trails in Alabama. Thanks for publishing it. Keep it up.