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This page is the "meat" of my website... the stories & photos I've collected from various treks into some of the world's greatest wet places on earth. Click on any of the reports linked below to see trip reports and photos of each of my major treks.
I take frequent smaller treks (weekends and such), although I usually don't write detailed reports about them. But if you're intersted anyway, peruse my Webshots Albums to view photos of most my treks (big and small) during the past several years. In the meantime, peruse at your leisure, and Happy Hiking!
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Baranof Island, 2011
A weeklong stint kayaking to & from Kruzof Island, followed by 18 days solo crossing Baranof Island from Sitka to Port Alexander.
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Russell Fjord Wilderness, Alaska, 2007
16 Days Solo (~125 miles), traversing Russell Fjord to the Hubbard Glacier, floating the Situk River from source to sea, and walking the Gulf of Alaska to Yakutat.
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Queets Canyon, 2005
8 Days Solo, Olympic NP, Traversing up the Queets Rainforest Valley in Search of Service Falls.
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Wonderland Trail Solo, Mount Rainier NP, 2002
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Future Treks: Expeditions for the next 1-3 years.
Misty Fjords National Monument & Wilderness, Alaska
- An extensive overland journey (2-3 weeks) through the dense rainforsts of this coastal archipelago. Boats & floatplanes occasionally tour the area, but due to its extreme remoteness and complete lack of trails, backpackers rarely venture on the ground here, and even then almost never travel far. Routes are just now being sketched out, but it looks like an amazing potential journey.
Greenland's SW Coast, Kangerlussuaq to Nuuk
- Admittedly, this one has nothing to do with rain forests. Greenland has always inspired an intense fascination to me, and I've sketched a 400 mile route tracing down the arctic fjords and mountains of its Southwest coast. Lots of planning still to do for this one (roughly 30-40 days, all said), but all in due time.
...and as always, many more in the works. Rarely do I ever stop dreaming of places to go. 
Disclaimer: My trip reports are not meant to be a "How-To" guide. Please, under any circumstances, don't try most the crap I've done. Read my reports, chuckle at my musings if you like, but whatever you do, don't think to yourself "hey, that sounds like a great idea!" Seriously, if I've done it, it's probably not. I accept no responsibility if you get yourself into the kind of trouble that I've found myself in over the years. Be careful out there, use your head, and above all else, come home safely.
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