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Spruce Railroad Trail

Spruce Railroad is a 6 mile four spoon hike along Lake Crescent with the option of a two spoon hike to a popular photo spot.

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I'm thinking about merchandise with the Disabled Hikers logo. What kind of swag would you be interested in? T-shirts, stickers, pins, wrist bands, patches? Something else? • • [ID: a screenshot of a post from Stories. A white box with a purple heading and white text reads 'what kind of swag would you be interested in? A) tshirts b) stickers c) pins d) wrist bands. The background is a mix of green plants]

A lovely walk at Rialto on our hike yesterday! Here are some waves for your Wednesday. ☺️ • Land of the Quileute. • [Video of ocean waves crashing on the shore. It is a low tide and the waves are further out but still large] #DisabledHikers #RialtoBeach #OlympicNationalPark #GroupHike

I wrote up a list of milestones for Disabled Hikers, with links to all of the media pieces. Check it out (for free) on my Patreon at patreon.com/syren • • [ID: a screenshot that reads "Disabled Hikers Milestones I put together a timeline for Disabled Hikers for an opportunity I may be pursuing. More on that later. I thought sharing it here may be helpful as well! March 2018 Founded Disabled Hikers My family wasn’t particularly outdoorsy; I was a “sick kid” and we lacked the time and money that seemed to make outdoor recreation a fun experience."]

Had a lot of fun sharing one of my favorite trails on a private hike yesterday! We sampled the abundant berries, admired many plants, and enjoyed the diverse beauty of the Olympic Peninsula. Did you know I offer individualized guided hikes? I'll work with you or a small group to plan out a hike that meets your needs and guide you on the trail. I'll geek out over nature with you, and other add-ons such as facilitating contemplative experiences, creativity exercises, or even planning a picnic are available! Contact me for more information. This hike took place at the traditional lands of the Quinault Nation. [ID in alt text]

Evening on the Elwha. 🙌 Traditional lands of the Nəxʷsƛ̓áy̓əm Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe [ID: three photos taken in the evening just before sunset 1) a mountain darkly contrasted with the sun setting behind, pink clouds rising from the valleys, the Elwha river reflecting the colors. 2) Peaks of the Olympic mountains seen in the distance, peaking out among trees and hills, directly in view from a trail. 3) a nearly full moon above the mountains, a field full of wildflowers in the foreground.] #DisabledHikers #ElwhaRiver #Elwha #Sunset #OlympicNationalPark #OlympicPeninsula

Here it is! Excited to share guides for 6 trails at Kalaloch in Olympic National Park. Up on the website - disabledhikers.com click on 'Olympic Peninsula' in the menu. [ID in alt text] #DisabledHikers #OlympicNationalPark #KalalochBeach #RubyBeach #OlympicPeninsula #TrailsGuides #OutdoorsForAll #DiversifyOutdoors #WashingtonHikers #WashingtonTrails #OlympicPeninsulaHikes @washingtontrails @olympic_nps @washington_hikers_and_climbers

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