Marc Fryt
Freelance outdoor writer and photographer, specializing in fly fishing, backpacking, camping, and climbing.
Camp at the Dose Forks
Brinnon, Washington
15 mi
/ 1200 ft gain
The Dose Forks Campground is an overlooked campsite deep within the Olympic National Park, making it a perfect weekend camping destination. A mild, 7.5 mile (one-way) trail delivers you to this enchanting area and is a must for those who love photographing forests. There are no reservation requirements for the campsite, but wilderness permits are necessary and can be obtained and filled out at ...
Fly Fish the Scioto River in Columbus
Scioto River, OhioUrban fly fishing, a unique and exciting way to explore any city. Whether it is for bass, trout, carp, or panfish almost every city has a pond or river that offers the chance to connect with nature and experience nearby adventures.
The Scioto River in Columbus, Ohio is just one of four major rivers that runs through the city and can be an exciting place to chase smallmouth bass on the fly. The ...
Backcountry Fly Fish on the Cranberry River
Richwood, West Virginia The Cranberry Wilderness is one of the largest wilderness areas east of the Mississippi and offers a unique backcountry fly fishing opportunity within West Virginia.
One of the best ways to access the Cranberry River to hike, explore, and fish the river is from the Cranberry River Campground. Just beyond the campground, the road is gated so only foot or bicycle traffic is permitted. Beyond th...
Fly Fish Big Darby Creek at Prairie Oaks Metro Park
West Jefferson, OhioThe Big Darby Creek is just one of four National Scenic Rivers in Ohio. Exploring and fly fishing for smallmouth bass, rock bass, or panfish is just one way for you to experience the river near the Prairie Oaks Metro Park.
Located within a thirty-minute drive from downtown Columbus, the Prairie Oaks Metro Park offers hiking trails and a pedestrian bridge along the banks of the Big Darby. Wading...
Climb Eldorado Peak via the East Ridge
Marblemount, Washington
8 mi
/ 6800 ft gain
Standing on the knife edge summit, the terrain around you plummets steeply into glacier-filled basins that trickle into turquoise alpine lakes. Serrated snowy peaks give way to forest covered valleys below that craft a rugged landscape. Eldorado Peak delivers you atop this wild and mountainous world and leaves nothing between you and it.
Getting to the Parking Lot and Trailhead:
Upon reaching t...
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