A showcase of spectacular trails and camping in western states.

 

This website is aimed at providing adventure seekers with information and recommendations concerning hiking trails and tent camping while traveling to the Western United States.  With the photography and information presented I hope you will become inspired to visit these places, evoking wonder with every new step on the trail. 

 
NEW POST! Lovell Canyon Campground and Red Rock Canyon have now been added to hikingoutwest.com/nevada. Go check it out and start planning your summer road trip today! 🏕☀️🏔
“Climb the mountains and get their good tidings. Nature's peace will flow into you as sunshine flows into trees. The winds will blow their own freshness into you, and the storms their energy, while cares will drop away from you like the leaves
I SPY... someone kayaking in beautiful Saint Mary Lake. 👀🚣‍♀️
Exploring secluded, black sand beaches in Maui 🌊 🌋
What an awesome moment this was during a morning hike in Glacier National Park. We watched this young mountain goat follow its mother up the hill side while grazing above Hidden Lake. It was sooo cute!
Ready to go bouldering in the jungle on the Thai island of Koh Tao. 💪🌴💚
This is the temple Wat Phra Singh in Chiang Mai, Thailand. The city of Chiang Mai has hundreds of visually stunning Buddhist temples. If you know me then you know how much I loved the golden shine this particular temple has. 😍

Book a private guided hike with me while I document the experience with photos and videos of your group for you to keep and share forever! Memories that will last a lifetime! Family, friends or pets are all welcome. Locations available for 2025 season are Truckee/Donner or Lake Tahoe. Duration: 8am to 2-3pm. Availability starting June 20th through October 31st. If you have any requests for a specific location or month of year just ask and I will help you plan an amazing experience! Fill out the form below and let me help you create lasting memories together.

10 hiking and camping tips:

  1. Check the weather

  2. Bring extra water and a flashlight.

  3. Wear appropriate shoes and clothing.

  4. Have your I.D. and extra cash on hand.

  5. When you arrive at a National/State Park be sure to get a map of the area.

  6. Arrive early in the morning to have greater chance of obtaining a campsite.

  7. Don't forget a first aid kit.

  8. Check if there are bugs or bears where you will be camping.

  9. Have some toilet paper handy.

  10. Know your capabilities.