Mountain switchback that cars have to drive up on in order to make it to the falls in Yoho

Driving to Zion

below skeleton point

You can see the windy switchbacks that lead down to the harbor in Fira.

Burlington, VT

This twisty, windy road that goes up a cliff is just wide enough for two cars. It's also a gravel road that is at times kind of scary. One wrong move and over you go.

If you want to hike in Oregon, you have to get used to this kind of switchback. These people don't mess around.

Silver Falls State Park, Oregon

(Photo by Christopher)

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Wanna slide?

Access ramps draw a zig-zag pattern outside the Family Pavilion building on Chicago's Navy Pier.

Olympus digital camera

1.9oz single layer hammock from Tree to Trail Gear

I didn't realize it at first, but this photo really follows the rule of thirds. And there's my favorite building in Warrensburg way in the back.

Also a quiet viking, with a not so big bike and dito appetite.

It's hard to see, but this is the path up US-40 toward Winter Park, CO (as shown on my dad's GPS).

Flare :(