This will be Ellen's first backpack trip. It will be my 65th or so. It also represents my 52nd different wilderness area where I've backpacked over the years.
Below is a list of the locations I've backpacked, with links to pages for each showing photos and giving more info should you want to consider a trip into the wilderness.
Alaska
- Arizona
- Grand Canyon National Park (with photos organized by trail) 1985, 1989 (and rafted canyon 1999)
Havasu Canyon/Grand Canyon West (with photos) 2001 - Superstition Wilderness in the Tonto National Forest (with photos) 2002
Canyon de Chelly National Monument (2008)
- Arkansas
- Buffalo River National Trail 1999, 2002
- Ozark Highlands Trail in the Ozark National Forest (with photos) 1997
- Colorado
- Mount Zirkel Wilderness in the Routt National Forest (with photos)1987, 1990
- The Colorado Trail (with photos) 2001
- Uncompahgre/Big Blue Wilderness in the Uncompahgre National Forest (with photos)
1989, 1993, 1994
- Weminuche Wilderness in the San Juan National Forest (with photos organized by trail) 1989, 1990, 1991, 1994, 1996, 1999
- Idaho
- Targhee National Forest/Jedediah Smith Wilderness (with photos) 1998
- Illinois
- Sand Ridge State Forest (with photos) 1998
- Shawnee National Forest 1992
- Indiana
- Hoosier National Forest (with photos) 2003
- Kentucky
- Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area (with photos) 2000
- Land Between the Lakes (with photos) 1996
- Mammoth Cave National Park (with photos) 2001
- Pine Mountain Trail (with photos) 2002
- Red River Gorge (with photos) 2007
- Michigan
- Bay de Noc - Grand Island Trail in the Hiawatha National Forest (with photos) 2001
- Isle Royale National Park in Lake Superior (with photos of island and moose) 1993, 1996
- Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore (including neighboring Grand Island) (with photos) 1996
- Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park (with photos) 1992
- Sylvania Wilderness in the Ottawa National Forest (with photos) 1992
- Minnesota
- Superior Hiking Trail in the Superior National Forest (with photos) 1996
- Missouri
- Mark Twain National Forest / The Berryman Trail (with photos) 1997
- Montana
- Gallatin National Forest/Lee Metcalf Wilderness (with photos) 1998
Glacier/Waterton National Park (with photos) 1997
Bob Marshall Wilderness in the Flathead National Forest (with photos) 1997
New Hampshire - Pemigewasset Wilderness in the White Mountain National Forest (with photos) 1995
- New Mexico
- Pecos Wilderness in the Santa Fe National Forest (with photos) 1989, 1991
- North Carolina
- Great Smoky Mountains National Park (with photos) 1995
- Lake Watagua segment of the Appalachian Trail (2006)
- South Dakota
- Black Hills National Forest/Black Elk Wilderness (with photos) 1997
- Tennessee
- Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area (with photos) 2000
- Cherokee National Forest (with photos) 1998
Cumberland Trail (with photos) 2002 - Land Between the Lakes (with photos) 1996
- (Great) Smoky Mountains National Park (with photos) 1995
- Utah
- Bryce National Park (with photos) 1999
- Manti-LaSal National Forest 1999
- High Uintas Wilderness in the Ashley and Wasatch-Cache National Forests
(with photos) 1990 - Zion National Park (with photos) 1999
- Virginia
- Mt. Rogers National Recreation Area (Jefferson National Forest)
- Pine Mountain Trail (with photos) 2002
- Washington
Olympic National Park (with photos) - Pinchot National Forest - Goat Rocks Wilderness (with photos) 2004
- Wisconsin
- Kettle Moraine State Forest -- Ice Age Trail (with photos) 2000
- Chequamegon National Forest (with photos) 1996
- Wyoming
- Grand Teton National Park (with photos) 2000
- Targhee National Forest/Jedediah Smith Wilderness (with photos) 1998
- Wind River Range/Bridger-Teton National Forest/Bridger Wilderness (with photos) 1998
Yellowstone National Park (with photos) 1997
What fun, Chuck! I came away from my newest bridge class tonite with the news that they were planning a backpacking trip to Colorado (will be attempting a 14,000-footer near Durango) ... leaving Friday and returning a week from Sunday. It was all we could do to concentrate on bridge!!
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