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The Olson Trail is an “unofficial” offshoot trail from the main Shortoff Mountain Trail that begins at Wolfpit Road, near Lake James in Burke County, NC. It begins just after the juncture with the Mountain to Sea Trail (MST) at a small tree trunk marked by ribbon, traveling 0.66 miles as a one-way trail. Not for the faint of heart, the trail is recommended only for experienced hikers as it requires travelers to hug the side of 500 ft cliffs in places. It travels along the face of and just below the beautiful cliffs of Shortoff Mountain, making the unique views well worth the effort and trip, especially the visit to John’s Kitchen, an ancient cave once utilized by Native Americans (known from the ancient artifacts once found within the cave). The cave overlooks the western rim of the Linville Gorge and Pinnacle Mountain, offering views of both, as well as the Linville River below and Lake James to the south. Just beyond John’s Kitchen, the Olson Trail rejoins the Shortoff Mountain Trail as it ascends to the Shortoff Pinnacle. Check out a winter view of John’s Kitchen and the amazing ice formations within the cave.
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Full photoessay at: www.davidquiring.com/2016/06/life-behind-bars-part-1-solo...
Last summer, I rolled out the door with everything I would need for the next two months: a bicycle, some supplies, and some smarts. This was my view from the cockpit on that journey.
On the road, I regularly checked in via Instagram and the aforementioned #pedalpoweredtothewest hashtag, but I've only just now published a photoessay to my blog at www.davidquiring.com of part one of this journey: Solo in the Canadian Rockies. This will be a three part series (the following two coming in the next week or so). Check it out - it's pretty meaty with 59 images (!) that tell the visual story, and I've included plenty of interesting context from life on the road in the captions too. Hit the website linked in my profile and it's the post at the top. I hope you enjoy it! 👍
Part 2 will take be to the distant archipelago of the Haida Gwaii, and part 3 will be a journey along the coast south along the edges of the Salish Sea.
And we had the loveliest weekend at the countryside ❤🌸❤
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(If you’re just now tuning in, this is another installment that is part of an ongoing series. You can start at the beginning- youloveben.com/choose-your-own-adventure) Read the full post (Estimated ~ 24 seconds reading time)