The trailmakers

Article Abstract:

The creation of many trails has often been the work of just one person who was inspired to blaze a trail while out on a solitary hike. Five such people, Tim Ernst of Arkansas, Emily Gregor of Ohio, Ruth Ittner of Washington, Jim Kern of Florida and Bob Moss of New York are profiled.

Design and construction, Personalities, Hiking, Trails

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Sleeping with the enemy? The quest for truth and understanding where the RVs lie

Article Abstract:

A long-time backpacker considered the potential merits of owning a recreational vehicle and looked into the matter. The attitudes of RVers, the environmental impact of the vehicles and the camp space they use and other topics are explored.

Analysis, Environmental aspects, Recreational vehicles, Recreational vehicle driving

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Signs of the times (and places)

Article Abstract:

Some trail signs and markers are notable because they seem to fit their surroundings in a unique way. Some signs are amusing, and some are absolutely wrong. Official signs and signs made by hikers in several areas are discussed.

Appreciation, Signage, Wilderness areas

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