Wry, practical guide to skiing and snowboarding at Mount Shasta Ski Park — tips, terrain, rentals, and mishaps to help you ride confidently and laugh at falls.
Travel Memoir
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The Garden Tap and My Awkward Love Affair with Mount Shasta
A wry chronicle of my ridiculous romance with Mount Shasta and The Garden Tap—awkward hikes, local lore, beer, tips, and mortifying joy. Maps, gear tips & pints
Travel & Outdoors
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Mount Shasta’s Best Camping Spots
Pitch a tent under Mount Shasta’s postcard peak: a sly, funny guide to lakeside campgrounds, alpine meadows, dispersed solitude, RV hookups, timing, gear & tips.
Personal Essay
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Mount Shasta Fish Hatchery and the Quiet Rituals That Made Me Feel Slightly Less Alone
Mount Shasta Fish Hatchery: quiet rituals – pebble swaps, surface counts, coffee-checklist mornings – turns solitude into a practiced, consoling company for me.
Camping
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Mount Shasta’s Best Camping Spots
Wry guide to Mount Shasta camping: from lakeside cafes to wind-whipped high camps. Practical tips, permits, and snarky notes so the mountain won’t judge you. yay
Travel & Outdoors
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Horse Camp Confessions of a Reluctant Mount Shasta Guest
Reluctant guest at Horse Camp near Mount Shasta wry confessions, saddle mishaps, camp coffee revelations practical tips and painfully honest trail observations.
Travel & Nature
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Exploring The Lavish Waters Of McCloud Falls
A wry, confessional guide to McCloud Falls — three theatrical cascades, awkward picnics, slippery rocks, and the odd revelation you’ll pretend was intentional.
Travel & Nature
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How I Tried to Be Quiet at Hedge Creek Falls
A wry, Sedaris-style account of trying to be quiet at Hedge Creek Falls—sneezes, trains, selfie chaos, and accidental grace on a damp, mossy day.
Travel & Nature
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Exploring The Lavish Waters Of McCloud Falls
Wry, practical guide to McCloud Falls: three unpredictable cascades, travel tips, survival hacks, and sarcastic companionship for map-losers. Bring snacks lols.
Hiking
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Confessions at the Avalanche Gulch Trailhead
At Avalanche Gulch’s Bunny Flat trailhead, climbers confess loves losses and gear—Mount Shasta listens while boots fog and ice axes stand witness. Bring snacks.