It's been a stormy month. The weekend comes with another round of storms. Touring has been great and visitors and locals have enjoyed all this moisture. Records have been set at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort with all the skiers. The month ends with a glimpse of spring as a Robin forages outside my window. For those coming this summer, we are offering a … [Read more...] about Nature News: February
Nature News
Enjoy monthly nature insights and information from the founder of The Hole Hiking Experience, Cathy Shill. Cathy is a biologist, expert guide, and acclaimed leader of the natural world. She created The Hole Hiking Experience in 1989 to inspire others though nature.
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Nature News: January
The start of 2014 has me planning for the year. It's our 25th season offering nature tours in Jackson Hole. I can't believe that my inspiration all those years ago led to a successful business that allows me to do what I love. As the years have passed, I have expanded my focus. I will do a pilgrimage in Tibet in June and share Bhutan with clients this … [Read more...] about Nature News: January
Amazon 2013
To fly to Iquitos, Peru is a bit like stepping back in time. You can only reach this small town by plane or boat and you are surrounded by the Amazon, the lush forest and rich biological diversity. Cars are rare so most people use motorcycles. We were met by the staff of the Aqua, our yacht on the Amazon and off we went for our adventure. We spent two … [Read more...] about Amazon 2013
Trek to Macchu Picchu- a sacred journey
The mountains call to me. My heart soars when I trek in the high country connected to earth and sky. Having the opportunity to interpret and guide tours in Jackson, Wyoming fulfills my life and The Hole Hiking Experience became a reality 25 years ago. During our slower times of the year, I leave this beautiful valley to follow my inner call to the … [Read more...] about Trek to Macchu Picchu- a sacred journey
Fall settles in Jackson Hole, Wyoming
Change is in the air. It's mating season for most of the larger animals to ensure the young are born in the spring. The bull elk bugle to attract females and establish territories. Berries hang heavy on the bushes and feed the bears, moose and many birds. Squirrels are seen cashing nuts and feasting on mushrooms. Aspens quake with yellow leaves and snow … [Read more...] about Fall settles in Jackson Hole, Wyoming