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Watching Mount Hood’s Glaciers Disappear: From Trail Observations to Scientific Reality
by Matt Bromley | Nov 24, 2025 | About, Advocacy, Intro | 0 |
How annual hikes and satellite photos revealed dramatic changes—and what the research confirms The...
Read MoreTrailSync: Finally, a Trip Planning App Built for Backcountry Adventures
Planning a group hiking trip shouldn’t require a spreadsheet, three group chats, and a...
Read MoreTime to move away from Facebook?
by Matt Bromley | Jan 20, 2025 | About | 0 |
In today’s digital age, social media platforms have become an integral part of our lives....
Read MoreHow to make satellite overlays
by Matt Bromley | Jul 1, 2024 | About, Intro, Navigation | 0 |
Fairly often you’re see that I post satellite imagery, especially of the current snow...
Read MorePardon My Dust – HikeIt Facelift
by Matt Bromley | Sep 19, 2021 | About | 0 |
Well, it was time to give HikeIt a bit of a facelift. The old website was just a simple blog style...
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Backpacking News
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- The 10 Tallest Mountains In The Adirondacks - World Atlas
- New northern Cape Breton hiking trail expected to open in two years | PNI Atlantic News
- New 1,800-Acre Wilderness Preserve Created In Maine - Northeast Explorer
- Mountain Lions, Wildfires, & Volcanoes: Washington Finally - The Trek
Recent Posts
- Crawford Lake to Rattlesnake Point: A Family Hike, Proper Autumn Colour and No Hunter
- Is the Palmer Snowfield Really Gone? What the Satellites Show
- The Grasshopper Fire: How One Lightning Strike Reshaped Mount Hood’s East Side
- Tom Dick and Harry in October: Fireweed, a Mystery Cairn and a Rather Bare Mountain
- Fifth Annual Timberline Trail Survey – 2026
