Although Virtual Sherpa is Colorado based (for now), we still offer a variety of hikes that are located outside of Colorado.
Bandelier National Monument was created to protect the ancestral and traditional lands of over 23 tribes who once inhabited the area. Located about an hour Northwest of Santa Fe this New Mexico National Monument is a great place to hike, trail run and backpack while checking out some pretty unique history of the region….
Mount Saint Helens is an extremely popular volcano located in Southern Washington. At 8,300ft in elevation, this active volcano is a great spot to practice some mountaineering skills in a relatively low risk environment. In order to hike Mount Saint Helens, a permit/reservation is required. During Winter, Spring and early Summer months, most hikers…
Mount Adams is the 2nd highest mountain in Washington behind 14er Mt Rainier. Although most people attempt Mt Adams in multiple days, it can absolutely be done in one very long day. This is a popular mountain to ski or board down since, when timed right, one could ride over 7,000ft of continuous snow…
The Wildcats to Carters traverse is a classic linkup of several New Hampshire peaks over 4,000ft. The trail either starts at Wildcat Mountain and goes North to Mt Moriah or vice-versa. There are several variations of this traverse but this guide will cover the full and most popular way to hike this route. Along…
Mount Moosilauke is a popular 4,000+ foot mountain located in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. Sitting about 20 minutes from Lincoln, this hike has a number of ways to its summit including one of the Terrifying 25 routes up the Beaver Brook trail. For this guide, I am focusing on the other side…
Medicine Bow Peak is the highest mountain in the Snowy Range Mountains located in Southern Wyoming. The 12,000ft peak seems to pop out of nowhere and has absolutely stunning alpine views for such a short hike. This peak can be done as an out and back or loop hike depending on your starting point….