Category Archives: Past Adventures

This is the photo-slide show of our epic adventure to Argentina. To commemorate our 10th year of the new Arctic Brotherhood, Don planned something super special.  We went on an incredible trip to the tip of Argentina to visit the … Continue reading →

This is the photo slide show of our Wind River Range trip.  The Titcomb Basin is possibly the most beautiful place in the lower 48 and we have the photos to prove it.  The soundtrack on this show is one … Continue reading →

This was a unbelievably great trip.  Once again, the weather gods cast their good blessing upon the Arctic Brotherhood.  Regulars Donny Davis and Dave Farwick were unable to go this year due to big conflicts at their respective jobs.  However, … Continue reading →

Here is our new Denali Photo Slide Show. This video is one of our best ever because, all things considered, Denali was possibly our best trip ever!!!  Here are the quick highlights of our great luck:  1) Great weather.  2) … Continue reading →

Thanks to a small blurb that he read in Backpacker Magazine, Don researched and planned a late fall trip to one of the longest slot canyons anywhere.  The Paria River starts in lower Utah and ends at the Colorado River … Continue reading →

This was our first full international trip.  We met up with from friends that we met on the Chilkoot Trail back 4 years earlier.  The Rockwall Trail is considered by some to be the most beautiful trail in all of … Continue reading →

This short spring trip kind of popped out of nowhere.  If memory serves correctly, Don happened to notice a bargain on airfare to El Paso, TX and he quickly designed a trip around that.  Although it was only a 4 … Continue reading →

We originally had 5 of us for this trip but we lost Kevan and Dave at the last minute for different personal reason.  The idea for the tackling the Teton Crest Trail actually started the year before when Don & … Continue reading →

In 2007 Dave and Don headed off to Yellowstone.  After some research we selected the more remote SW quadrant of the park which is known for its waterfalls.  We encountered a geyser in full blow; a bison in our camp; … Continue reading →

This trip involved a couple of “firsts” for us.  First, it was our first attempt at short spring trip that did not involve driving to the Smokies.  Also it was our first major trip that had zero hotel nights.  Today, … Continue reading →