Top 10 California Hikes

September 13, 2009 by TrailsTV · Comments 

California has some of the most diverse landscape in the US. From beach to the mountains to the desert to prairies to wine country, what ever type of hiking you’re looking for, you’ll find it. Yes, I could include every trailhead in the Yosemite area as the top 20, that would be ridiculo... read more

Top 10 Arizona Hikes

July 22, 2009 by TrailsTV · Comments 

Since it’s almost impossible to put down a list of the top 10 anything without someone placing exception with something on the list. This list represents the most popular hiking in Arizona as we see it. Dominating the list is hiking trails from the Sedona and Grand Canyon regions. Love it ther... read more

Hiking Poles, the yes’s and no’s

July 8, 2009 by TrailsTV · Comments 

Hiking Poles are a mainstay for today’s hiker. I don’t take my poles unless I’m going on a longer hike, minimum of 4 miles. I know some people who don’t leave the house without them… The last time I hiked Mt Rose Meadows, I had a great conversation with a hiker that nev... read more

Music on the Trail?

June 23, 2009 by TrailsTV · Comments 

First off, I in no way wish anyone injury of any kind by not being able to hear the sounds around you. So stay focused and push your self… Now that that’s out of the way… Music on your trail… What are you listening to? Me - it depends what type of trail I’m on and what&... read more

Top 10 Lake Tahoe Day Hikes

May 16, 2009 by TrailsTV · Comments 

Lake Tahoe has a way of getting into your blood, under your skin and pervading every part of your body. From easy to strenuous, Lake Tahoe boasts some of the best hikes in North America. This list of hikes is what we would consider a list of day hikes. Day hikes are defined as, short to medium walks... read more

Vikingsholm Historic Site Lake Tahoe

April 23, 2009 by TrailsTV · Comments 

Vikingsholm is located at the head of Emerald Bay in Lake Tahoe, California. This magnificent “castle” is a unique blend of Nature’s spectacular beauty and man’s architectural ingenuity. Vikingsholm, situated majestically among towering pines and cedars, was built as a summe... read more

Hiking Glacier Meadow Loop

October 25, 2008 by TrailsTV · Comments 

Glacier Meadow Loop at Lake Tahoe is a very short, self-guided nature trail that begins and ends at the Eastbound I-80 rest stop on Donner Summit. This is a relaxing stroll with signs along the trail explaining how glacial action carved and polished the area. This .5 mile easy loop trail is located ... read more

Hiking Manoa Falls

October 24, 2008 by TrailsTV · Comments 

O’ahu has a ton of great hikes. We did the Manoa Falls hike which was easy to get to and relatively short and flat hike at the base of the Ko’oaus Mountains. A few things before you go, you are hiking in a rainforest, it’s wet, wet and dirt means mud. Take an extra pair of shoes. T... read more

Hiking Diamond Head Crater - Oahu

October 23, 2008 by TrailsTV · Comments 

The most famous volcanic crater in the world is Diamond Head, located on the South-east Coast of O’ahu at the end of Waikiki overlooking the Pacific Ocean. It was originally named Laeahi by the ancient Hawaiians. The name meant “brow of the tuna” and looking at the silhouette of th... read more

Top 10 U.S. Hikes

September 13, 2008 by TrailsTV · Comments 

After searching for countless trails around North America, TrailsTV.com has put together our list of top trails in the U.S. Because we, as Americans, have such diverse climates and topography, it’s difficult to choose the best. In no particular order, here is our list of Top 10 hikes in the U.... read more

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