Christoph F. Eick's Favorite Hikes and Places of Natural Beauty and Challenge

For Hiking
• Weminuche Wilderness (South Colorado)
• Glacier National Park (Montana)
• Sequoia National Park (California)
• Hiking the old caravan trail from Pokkhara to Jomson (Nepal)
• Lost Maples (best hiking within of 3 hours from Houston)
• Crag Crest Trail (on Grand Mesa (West Colorado))
• Hiking from hut to hut (near Sexto/Sexten (Sued Tirol, Alpes))
• Hiking near the old valcano Heleakala (Maui, Hawaii)
• Barr Trail (up Pikes Peak)
• Grand Tetons

For Views and Attractions
• Yellowstone National Park
• Rogue River (Oregon)
• Cataract Canyon and Canyon Land in general (Utah)
• seeing the big active volcano in Costa Rica (forgot the name (not sure if it was Irazu; was more interesting than the one on the big island of Hawaii)
• Mount Washington (New Hamphire) when it is not foggy (unfortunatly, it is foggy almost all the time...).
• Colorado National Monument (Grand Junction, West Colorado)
• The swamps near Houma (Louisiana)

Places I want to go to (but never managed to)
• Matchu Pitchu (Peru)
• Going (up and) down the Amazon (Brazil)
• Bryce and Zion National Park (Utah)
• Mt. Rainier
• Cape Cod (Massachusetts)
• Island
• Maine and Nova Scotia (seeing where the Arcadians lived...)

Climbing Columbine Pass (12700 feet) in South Colorado

last updated: August 20, 1998, 6p.