This site began in November of 2008 as a way to involve Photography and Hiking two of my great passions.
This site focuses on hiking Hundred Peaks Section (HPS), Desert Peaks Section (DPS) and San Diego County (SDC) peak lists created by the Sierra Club. There are trip reports and photography as I continue to check off peaks from these lists. There is also a rich mapping application where people can find elevation profiles, trail routes, peak locations and National Park and Forest Land.
San Diego Hiker gives readers information not only on local hiking spots, but flora and fauna, state and local organizations, activism, and related activities. San Diego Hiker has been up since October, 2009. sandiegohiker.net
San Diego County, California
Hiking 100 peaks in San Diego and writing a book about it
Started in June of 2009, this blog details my trip reports on summiting 100 peaks in San Diego, selected gear reviews, general outdoor news (mostly San Diego-based) and profiles on local non-profit organizations dedicated to protecting and expanding our public lands. I encourage people to get outside, promote stewardship of the outdoors and engage people in the spirit of the wilderness.
I have traveled quite a bit and include travel reports. I am an avid photographer and include photos of everywhere I go.
Started: June 2009
Blogging from: San Diego, CA, but will discuss other outdoor and travelling trips.
Anthony’s Audio Journal is a blog featuring links to my audio podcast about hiking and backpacking in Southern California and the Eastern Sierra Mountain . In each episode I give a description of where I’m hiking and a little history about the area. I use a stereo recorder to capture audio along the trail and conduct interviews with folks I meet along the way. Each episode also features music and effects to make the experience entertaining.
You can find Anthony’s Audio Journal on Itunes or on my web site
The purpose of this blog is to share our hiking experiences with others and to give Orange County hikers as well as Southern California hikers the tools they need to find great hiking trails!
A list of trails to hike is found on our blog along with a map of all our hikes. We have also highlighted some Categories of hikes for our readers to do according to their preferences. Abhiking is Your Source for Orange County Hikes as well as your guide to Southern California Hikes. Find an Orange County Trail or a Southern California Trail and enjoy!
Check out Stories from US 395. at http://www.395.com/395stories.
Hiking, Fishing Exploring and other tales from the Eastern Sierra and Deserts of California.
Blogging since March, 2009
Hiking Lady is dedicated to women hikers who love the outdoors!
Hiking Lady was the vision of Carol Roberts, an avid hiker, backpacker, and outdoorswoman. Growing up in California helped her develop a passion for outdoor sports, the environment, and nature photography. With the desire to share her love of the outdoors and encourage others to be as passionate about hiking and backpacking as she is, Carol created a website with the goal of being a resource for all of us who love the outdoors. She provides tips and advice on choosing the appropriate “Adventure Apparel” and gear, in addition to keeping an up-to-date blog with articles of interest, events, environmental issues, book and movie reviews, organizations to join, and deals on hiking gear and apparel.
Blogging From: California
Blogging Since: May 2009
Welcome to the Northern California Hiking Trails blog. Iʼm John Soares, co-author of 100 Classic Hikes in Northern California, third edition and author of 75 Hikes in Californiaʼs Mount Shasta and Lassen Volcanic National Park Regions, revised edition. I did a lot of tramping and trekking in the wilderness long before I wrote the books, but doing the very enjoyable research for the hiking guides took me all over Northern California, from Santa Cruz to Crescent City, and from Mokelumne Wilderness to the Warner Mountains, Mount Shasta, and the Trinity Alps. So I have a broad perspective of the region. And a deep love for it. Iʼll share that love with you.
The overall focus of this blog is foot travel, but Iʼll also examine various facets of being outdoors, from maximizing trail-time enjoyment to details of hike updates to political, economic, social, and environmental aspects of north state trails. I also examine various stories and issues of interest to hikers.
I live near Mount Shasta in the far north of the state, about 60 miles or so south of the Oregon border, and I grew up around Redding just to the south, so Iʼll talk a bit more about Lassen Volcanic National Park and the Trinity Alps, for instance. But thereʼll be plenty on the Bay Area, the coast, and Sierra Nevada, I promise.
Blogging Area: Northern California, from Monterey Bay and Yosemite all the way to the Oregon border.
Blogging Since: July 2008
Your Source for Backpacking Recipes and Backpacking Food Tips - Features simple, but gourmet recipes, most of which can just be done in a ziplock freezer bag with no pots or pans! Plus, tons of tips on preparing food, different types of backpacking food items, and more.
-Blog meant not for specific area, but I’m from Utah
-Began September 2008
Hiking, snowshoeing, skiiing and snowboarding trails. Feature rich with concise reviews, tips and information, photography and free maps and GPS downloads.
Blogging Area: Northern California and Hawaii.
Blogging Since: Oct 2007
A Blog by J.J.(Joyful Jim). From the site: "Old Man Walking is designed to record the experience of an old man as he moves from a sedentary, unhealthful life to one of action, health, and joy. The purpose is to provide information about just one man. Not rules, theories, or instruction"
Blogging From: Oakland,CA
Blogging Since: Oct 2007
Hiking, Backpacking, Kayaking and the environment from San Diego, CA and beyond
Blogging Area:California
Blogging Since:November 2007
Best hikes, treks and tramps in the world.
Blogging From: Calgary, Alberta, Canada(site is global
Blogging Since: Dec 2005
Site dedicated to people interested in Hiking to the top of 8,842 ft Half Dome at Yosemite National Park. Contains copious information about the hike. Geology, Human impact, Precautions, Preparation (physical & gear) and the actual trail. Tips, hints and insights on how to do this extemely strenuous hike safely.
Blogging From: San Jose, CA
Blogging Since: April 2007: Blog is an offshoot of my website http://www.hikehalfdome.com/ which promotes the only hiking book exclusively on Half Dome


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