Adventures
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Ahhhhh adventure. It's in our nature to seek out new experiences and make discoveries. Yet it's so easy to get stuck in the monotony of every day life and forget what it's like to see, touch, or find something new. I say get out there. Adventure is anything you plan to do that's out of your everyday routine. It doesn't have to be a 20,000 mile motorcycle ride around the world, or a stroll across a continent, it can be something simple. It might be going out to new restaurant, or turning down an unfamiliar road, or contacting a friend you've lost touch with. No matter how big or small your adventure, I guarantee it's better than sitting on the couch. The adventures posted below are in chronological order with the latest trip up top. If you have any questions or comments please shoot me an email. |
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Visiting Antelope Island in Utah Description coming soon. |
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First Ride on the KTM 690e Description coming soon. |
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Description coming soon. |
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Kayaking Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge & Willard Bay Description coming soon. |
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Dual Sport Up The Backside Of Willard Peak Description coming soon. |
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From Marietta, Georgia to Ogden, Utah I had the opportunity to spend an extended amount of time in Ogden, Utah. These photos are from the trip out there from Marietta. Many more adventures to follow from this experience. |
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Solo Smokey Mountain trip. My mission was to ride every road in the park dirt and paved. |
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A bunch of us headed to Great Smokey Mountain National Park to check out the foliage change and do some brisk fall camping. |
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Carrie Visits Atlanta - Debauchery, Dirt Biking, and Kayaking My sister came for a weekend whirlwind visit and we packed in the adventure with dirt biking, kayaking and whale sharks. And of coures no ATL visit is complete without making an trip to the Clarmont Lounge. |
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Here's look at some of the best dual sport picts from 2007. |
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Dual Sport Through the Cohuttas About 2hrs North of Atlanta there's an 36,977 acre area called the Cohutta Wilderness. It holds some of the only OHV designated trails in GA, so I packed up and went to check it out. |
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A couple picts from a local adventure not to far away from home. |
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I first learned about this river from a guy named BasserDrew. If you do a search for him you'll read all about the gigantic bass he catches, and this is one of his favorite rivers to kayak fish. I didn't catch any lunkers but there were plenty to keep me entertained as floated downstream. |
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Kayaking/Walking the Upper Etowah River Note to self, check the water levels before you go kayaking. Another note to self, don't make a campfire ring with stream bed rocks. Alot was learned from this single overnight kayak outting. |
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55 Degrees at Seven Hills in January This warm Winter dual sport ride took place at a local place in Geogia we call Seven Hills. A couple good hill climbs, mud pits, stream crossings, this area offers a bit of everything. Dave, Manny, Rick and I meet up and hit the dirt. |