Shenandoah National Park, Pt. 3
After racing up and down Skyline Drive, hiking all over Shenandoah, and eating all the BBQ in VA, we thought we’d run out of things to do on this adventure.[…]
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Shenandoah National Park, Pt. 2
Our second day in Shenandoah started early as we set out to cruise Skyline Drive, a scenic byway that runs 105 miles north and south through the entirety of Shenandoah[…]
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Shenandoah National Park, Pt. 1
Here’s to 3-day weekends and endless exploration! At CavemanUnbound, we started our adventuring with Memorial Day Weekend trips and we’ve been keeping the tradition going strong for 3 years now![…]
The Wind, the Snow and Death
You merely adopted the cold; I was born in it, molded by it. I didn’t feel the sun until I was already a man and by then it was nothing[…]
Live Free or Die: A Weekend in New Hampshire
It is said that when visiting New England, it feels as though you’ve finally come home. The scenic landscapes, lush wilderness and prominent peaks of the region create a spectacle[…]
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The Lone Wolf
Whilst sitting in the break room savoring a smoldering hot bowl of cold spaghetti, some of my coworkers were at the table talking about their lives, their husbands and their[…]
The Highest Man in Connecticut
’Tis true that great adventure can be had in the most unlikely of places! For a while now I’d been dodging the Constitution State, believing that it had nothing worthwhile[…]
Death by Lobster Rolls in Maine
On Saturday morning we woke up in Portland, Maine; dazed, confused, and wondering if what we’d seen the night before was real life or just some crazy hallucination sparked by[…]
The Wrong Side of the Tracks at Rockwood Hall, NY
We took off with neither plans nor purpose. We just got in the car, put on some music and smashed the gas with but one goal: adventure. The beauty of[…]
The Day the Lake Stood Still at Ramapo Mountain State Forest
Barely a week old and 2014 already brought with it devastatingly frigid temperatures and winter storm Hercules which dumped about 8” of snow on the NJ/NYC area. While single-digit temperatures[…]