Showing some Instalove to a favorite follower… That title photo right there comes from one of my favorite Instagram followers, Nancy, aka shutter_bug1234. I’m probably gonna link
Porter Mountain & Cascade Mountain: Round 2 Keeping the story brief on this one, just looking to showcase some photos from my second hike of
T-Shirts: You love me, you really love me! So the day was bound to come when I had to post a story unrelated to my
Welcome, welcome, welcome…. ….to the first chapter of the blog on my new layout. There’s been some big movement on the Joe Wilderness front since
Before we get in to it, can we talk about that title photo? High Bear Activity?? I have so many questions for the folks in
Spoilers: There were no giants on Giant Mountain. No Beanstalk-kind. No BFG kind. No Hagrid kind. Certainly no Game of Thrones kind. They’re all hiding
Two days without music, The Office reruns, speaking to other humans and my kitties. I dunno. I know what you’re thinking. Well, I don’t. But
Pause A quick timeout to reflect, to say thanks, to shamelessly self-promote and to look at where the future is going for Joe Wilderness. Well,
I told you back in Chapter 8 that I had been planning something special for my April hike. Welcome to Big Slide Mountain. Big Slide
Wanna know what really happens on trail when you’re hiking alone? When this is the first thing you see, it’s gonna be a good day.
Besides hiking mountains and now rock climbing too, what else is there to this sexy entity known as Joe Wilderness? My real name is Jaymie. I’m from Cornwall, Ontario, Canada. I love hip-hop. I love Star Wars more than you love breathing. Yes, even the prequels. And sequels. And cartoons. I’m married to the love of my life, Lauren. We have two kids – of the cat variety. My family and friends are all super supportive. I’m bearded and tattooed. Check me out on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and Peakery to keep up to date with all my antics and adventures.
Hey, I’m Jaymie. The name Joe Wilderness started as a joke, but I have more than embraced it. I have become it. Everyone needs a trail name when you’re out there hiking and this is mine. I am currently chipping away at the 46 Adirondack High Peaks and planning many more adventures.
