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Ascending Mato Paha
Mato Paha, meaning Bear Mountain in Lakota, rises 1,253’ above the South Dakota prairie. Located 6 miles northeast of the Black Hills, the sleeping bear keeps a watchful eye over the Paha Sapa....
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american bison
Last weekend temperatures dropped into the negative digits for what felt like the zillionth time. Jake and I knew skiing wasn’t really an option; frostbite and layering in enough clothes to double...
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doggie destinations in the Black Hills
It’s no secret that Jake and I often travel with our “pack” of pups. After visiting more than a few dogs parks across the midwest I thought it high time that Corbet, Mera and Remy share their favorite...
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love and hate on trail 40
Ah, trail 40. A few year ago this trail beat me to a pulp, demoralized me and nearly left me whimpering in a pile. We mountain biked the length of it and by it’s description it should have been a...
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Touring Wind Cave National Park
Wind Cave National Park is one of the six National Parks, Monuments, and Historic Sites within two hours of our home. A few weeks back my 16 year-old god-daughter came to visit and had never been there...
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