TrailBliss Blog

The Mount Baker Wilderness, established in 1984, encompasses over 117,000 acres of pristine natural beauty. Dominated by the iconic Mount...

Misogi, derived from the Japanese characters "mi" (purification) and "sogi" (to cleanse), is a practice deeply ingrained in Shinto...

In the world of fitness, there's a constant search for the next big thing, the latest trend promising miraculous results. However, amidst...

Hiking isn't just about conquering trails; it's a journey that invites us to reconnect with nature and ourselves. Amidst the rustling...

Hiking is not just about reaching a destination; it's about immersing yourself in the beauty and wonder of the natural world. Every step...

Buckle up, fellow hikers and geological enthusiasts for a riveting journey through the geological wonders that flank the I-90 highway in...

Hiking isn't just about reaching the summit or an alpine lake. It's also a journey into the depths of your own mind. The rhythm of your...

In a world buzzing with digital distractions, there's a humble yet powerful companion that enhances outdoor experience - the trail journal.

Snowshoeing is the art of walking on top of deep snow without sinking, and offers a range of benefits for those seeking a winter adventure.

10 picturesque snowshoeing trails around Seattle, with information on trail distance, grade, and what makes each of them special.

Winter hiking in Washington State is a magical experience that offers hikers a completely different perspective on its stunning landscapes.

Hiking is more than just a physical activity - it's a journey of the mind, body, and soul. It is an opportunity to connect with nature...

Having the right gear can make all the difference between an enjoyable hike and an uncomfortable ordeal.

Trail journaling is a practice that allows hikers to capture and reflect upon the profound moments of connection and mindfulness.

Essential tips to arm yourself with knowledge about hiking safety.

When you reach the trailhead and look at the trail map for one more time, what comes to your mind immediately? OMG , that’s very steep....