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Crosscut: A Trail Builder’s Memoir

January 6, 7 PM; Register here
Hosted via Zoom

For four years, Sean Prentiss led a trail crew of young adults in the Pacific Northwest while also finding inspiration in the wilderness, trails, and his crew members. From the experience, he penned a memoir, Crosscut: Poems. The National Outdoor Book Award-winning author will talk about his trail experiences while sharing poems from the book.

This presentation is part of the 30th annual James P. Taylor Outdoor Adventure Series — bringing adventures to you through stories, photographs, and videos.

Arizona: Day Hiking and Other Adventures

January 13, 7 PM; Register here
Hosted via Zoom

Join Rich and Sheri Larsen as they share photos from their travels to Arizona. Between November 2020 and November 2021, the couple hiked in the Grand Canyon, Petrified Forest National Park, Saguaro National Park, and Chiricahua National Monument. In addition, they hiked trails in the Sedona area and the Santa Catalina Mountains above Tucson, as well as volcanoes north of Flagstaff and the Santa Rita and Huachuca Mountains.

This presentation is part of the 30th annual James P. Taylor Outdoor Adventure Series — bringing adventures to you through stories, photographs, and videos.

January 20, 7 PM; Register here
Hosted via Zoom

What better way is there to spend a summer dealing with a global pandemic? Head out and hike the Long Trail as a family! Join Matt Krebs and his three children, Charlie (16), Ruth (14) and Joe (8), as they share the challenges and joys of thru-hiking the Long Trail together. From flooding, muddy conditions in the south to hot, drought conditions in the north and everything in between. This story is about how to get out as a family and make memories that will last a lifetime.

This presentation is part of the 30th annual James P. Taylor Outdoor Adventure Series — bringing adventures to you through stories, photographs, and videos.