#outdoor adventures
Road Trip Day 3
Alley Spring was the most adorable spring of my trip. The restored red house has a little visitor area. (I thought they were selling snow cones but they were not.)
The bluffs of Echo Bluff State Park are impressive. The luxurious digs are even more impressive. Maybe next year fancy cabins…
To top it all off this area of Missouri has ferral horses. Iknowright. We did not get to see them but, butt… they crap all over the fancy cabin’s playgrounds and trails.
Ha_la_ri_ous signs of nature.
10.11.21
DAY1
At 9200 frozen feet Zapata Falls is worth the moderately rugged but short hike. Snowmelt from the mountains creates the waterfall. I’m not sure if crawling on the ice to reach it was more or less difficult than (alternatively) having to wade through a torrid stream…but that’s what I did…I crawled on a lot of ice.
Colorado November 2021
“Are those mountains like, 5 or 50 miles away?”
“They’re like 10.”
Santa Fe National Forest November 2021.
J.P. Riley, Ochoco National Forest, Oregon Elevation 4720ft. Sketch of Bigfoot with Mt Hood in the background & other pics from the field.
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Had a great hike over the weekend near Skookum Falls. The sun was shinning and there was still a bit of snow on the ground. Here’s a few pictures of our Adventure. The skookum falls trail was very nice and it’s only about a two mile hike to the falls. We’re planning to head back in a few weeks to do some more Bigfoot Scouting. Don’t forget to check out my newest book series, “The Bigfoot Field Journal”. If you purchase the Paperback you can get the ebook at a discounted price. Happy Trails!! J.P. Riley
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“Minimum Security” (5.10a)
Big Cottonwood Canyon,
Utah
May 29, 2021
