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Category: San Diego

Covid chronicles: Hike to the desert’s edge atop Jacumba Peak

Escaping the crowds to summit a desert peak during the Covid-19 shutdown

Evan Quarnstrom Anza Borrego, Hiking, San Diego 6 Comments June 16, 2020January 18, 2022 4 Minutes

Why shooting should be banned on our public lands

Recreational shooting is littering, disrupts wildlife, and puts others in danger. Why allow it?

Evan Quarnstrom Opinion, San Diego 14 Comments April 21, 2020January 26, 2022 6 Minutes

Unique hikes of San Diego: Goat Canyon Trestle

Tucked away on a bone-dry mountain slope in San Diego County, the world's largest wooden trestle looms over Goat Canyon.

Evan Quarnstrom Anza Borrego, Hiking, San Diego 7 Comments March 30, 2020October 16, 2021 6 Minutes

San Diego peakbagging: San Ysidro Mountain loop

Recounting a strenuous desert hike with sweeping views above the town of Borrego Springs.

Evan Quarnstrom Anza Borrego, Hiking, San Diego 7 Comments February 27, 2020March 12, 2021 8 Minutes

The mystery of the solstice cave

Perched high on a San Diego desert hillside, a cave with a trove of indigenous history awaits -- if you can find it

Evan Quarnstrom Anza Borrego, Hiking, San Diego 4 Comments January 1, 2020April 13, 2021 6 Minutes

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  1. Dynasty reignited: Warriors prove impossible is possible – Evan Quarnstrom on The fall of a dynasty? Not so fast.June 16, 2022

    […] I didn’t lose hope. With the emotions of that gut-wrenching game still reeling, I penned my thoughts on this…

  2. Evan Quarnstrom on Trek to the top of San Diego: Hot Springs MountainJune 1, 2022

    Hot Springs is a much more enjoyable hike.

  3. Evan Quarnstrom on 6 first impressions: Bogotá, ColombiaJune 1, 2022

    Thanks for reading!

  4. Anonymous on 6 first impressions: Bogotá, ColombiaMay 30, 2022

    Hi Evan, Love your blogs! When I lived in Hawaii 50 yrs ago, there was no alcohol for sale on…

  5. shelleyjerman on 6 first impressions: Bogotá, ColombiaMay 30, 2022

    Astutely observed. Can’t wait to read more.

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