My Favorite Fall Images to date

September 27, 2014  •  1 Comment
One of the most exciting times of year is upon us here in the southeast. The colors that get displayed here are some of the most intense in the nation! Mountain after mountain turns vibrant red, yellow, orange and maroon! The hiking trails and scenic drives become full of equally interested leaf-peepers from all over the nation! Exciting is basical...
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Sunset on Wilburn Ridge

September 24, 2014  •  1 Comment
Wanna take better photos? Click here for my individual and small group photography workshops! When I first moved to Virginia from Montana, I would come to the Grayson Highlands State Park and Mount Rogers Recreation area just to find a little bit of breathing room. It's not like Montana is short on trees, but the dense forests of Virginia felt alm...
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Cumberland Gap National Park

August 27, 2014  •  1 Comment
Cumberland Gap National Park is truly a hikers park. You could also say that it is a horse-riders park as well. Lots of the attractions require long hikes to get to. This not only adds to the overall experience, it means that you will find very few people on the trail. I hiked roughly 8 miles to the Sand Cave and White Rocks and didn't see a soul t...
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The Devil's Bathtub via Devils Fork Loop

August 20, 2014  •  1 Comment
Last summer, some friends told me about the Devil's Bathtub. The other day I finally had a chance to make the 2.5 hour drive and seven mile hike... Living near Galax, I have to say I am blessed with my proximity to different features in the southeast. I don't live far from the towering views of Grayson Highlands or the Blue Ridge Parkway. I live v...
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Angels Rest Hike - Pearisburg VA

August 14, 2014  •  Leave a Comment
The hike up to Angels Rest is GREAT! It is steep enough in places to really get your heart racing! And at the top, the view down on Pearisburg, the New River, and the Wilburn Valley is very pretty. If it has rained at all the previous days before you go, watch your step starting out. There are a few hundred yards of mud and rock that can be slic...
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