ryan fagan
@ryanfagan.bsky.social
dad to the world’s best kiddo. storyteller. baseball writer. card collector. outdoors enthusiast. ex-SN.
Highly recommended! Just make sure you train and do as many hills and stairs as you can. And don’t be hesitant to stay 2 nights down there, either. We were very glad to have a day to rest (relatively speaking, with more level hiking/exploring) before heading back up.
November 25, 2025 at 1:18 AM
Highly recommended! Just make sure you train and do as many hills and stairs as you can. And don’t be hesitant to stay 2 nights down there, either. We were very glad to have a day to rest (relatively speaking, with more level hiking/exploring) before heading back up.
Yep, very safe. Challenging hike, no doubt, but well-maintained trail. The camping setup at Bright Angel campground was stellar, even with all the rain we had.
November 24, 2025 at 3:47 AM
Yep, very safe. Challenging hike, no doubt, but well-maintained trail. The camping setup at Bright Angel campground was stellar, even with all the rain we had.
love it. the last time at the ballpark to end a season always brought about all the feels.
November 3, 2025 at 4:10 PM
love it. the last time at the ballpark to end a season always brought about all the feels.
They really did an incredible job with the Linville Gorge. There is a seriously engaged community of people who love that place, from the Forest Service all the way to the volunteers with orgs like Wild South.
September 4, 2025 at 9:13 PM
They really did an incredible job with the Linville Gorge. There is a seriously engaged community of people who love that place, from the Forest Service all the way to the volunteers with orgs like Wild South.