Roadrunner Expeditions

25/09/2021

Great to be back out experiencing Southeast Alaska's Alexander Archipelago, by land,by sea,and in the air. Such a special,clean,and spectacular place. We are now arranging expeditions for summer 2022.

06/05/2021

TBT 2013 May 6 Sedona. Desert wildflowers are amongst the most spectacular. The frills, lusciousness, and colors stand in such obvious contrast to the harsh bleached out earth tones.
Who wants to go look for blossoms in the desert next spring?
April 24-29,2022?....

27/04/2021

Always thinking about Sedona this time of year. So good to be in the red rock desert when it becomes abundant with flowers! Want to join us next spring? We're taking reservations for private groups for April and May 2022...

11/04/2021

Spring is for new vistas in Sonoma and new gear from . Thanks to the Keriotis' for this styling' new lid.

20/02/2021

One of the best kept secrets is California's transition of winter into spring. February and March are two choice months to hike and photograph this coastal 'Mediterranean' paradise.

08/12/2020

Feeling grateful for small adventures,deepening connections to home.

27/10/2020

Wouldn't you love to be sleeping on the beaches in the Sea of Cortez? We can kayak or take a boat to visit this spectacular and uncrowded Mexican National Park! We are now arranging small groups and private tours. With warm seas, great food, and fresh air you can sense the adventure!..
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Eco Alianza Loreto A.C.

12/10/2020

Happy Indigenous Peoples' Day and thank you to our hosts at for allowing us to explore the extraordinary landscapes at this national monument. Looking forward to returning to Kasha Katuwe next season!

08/10/2020

Clean, fresh air, private planes, and thousands of miles of uncrowded shoreline. Planning next summer's trips for Alaska right now. How we've missed our summer's adventures!


Alaska Conservation Foundation

12/05/2020

The Latin name Eschscholzia californica, after a 19th century Baltic German naturalist, was bestowed upon this flower on a Russian scientific voyage of discovery to California in 1816. Native to the Western U.S. from Oregon to Baja, it is either a perennial or annual depending on where it grows. It's petals close each night and on cloudy days. Aside from being illegal to pick California's state flower on state owned property, you would also be disappointed as the petals fall off almost immediately...
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28/04/2020

Love the earth and it will love you back!

28/04/2020

Love the earth and it will love you back!

22/04/2020

Happy Earth Day! Check out this great, animated summary of the last 50 years of our planet's journey. Be sure to watch to the end for messages of hope...
Thanks to the American Museum of Natural History for this video.

The first Earth Day was in 1970. A lot has changed since. The past is clear. What will the future look like? It depends on the choices we make today. ...

21/04/2020

Happy Birthday John ‘of the mountains.’ Let us take a moment to honor and remember this man who wandered and wondered as he walked thousands of miles in places that were to become our national parks. Thank you, John Muir, for helping to establish Yosemite, Mount Rainier, and the Grand Canyon. Thank you for starting the . Thank you for your tireless celebration of wild places!

11/04/2020

This time-last year-this time-next year? Generous moisture in the winter met with thirsty seeds in the Mojave Desert and gave us a superbloom. Looking forward to seeing what next spring will bring!

09/04/2020

This time-last year-this time next year? California’s largest state park was full of butterflies and smelled like desert lavender in March 2019. This spring, we'll let the desert enjoy a little social distancing from humankind. For now, stay inside and stay safe!

11/03/2020

Did you know that the pronghorn antelope the fastest animal in North America? Join our June 4-7 long weekend in Yellowstone for a great chance to see the pronghorn antelope and the park's other iconic animals during Peak Wildlife Migration week! See http://bit.ly/peakmigration for more information.