Drew Robinson

I'm Drew, creator of Trail to Peak. Trail to Peak brings content to life on the web through breath-taking photography and captivating video. I launched Trail to Peak in 2014 with a goal to inspire readers to get outside and enjoy the great outdoors. I have traveled to 19 countries, walked Camino de Santiago, hiked the John Muir Trail, trekked through the Andes of Peru, and am constantly seeking new adventures in my home state of California. Joining me on my weekly adventures is my partner, Julia, our son, Owen, and our two goldendoodles, Isla and Lilly.
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10 Reasons You Should Visit Utah’s ‘Mighty 5’ National Parks

This year we celebrate the 100th anniversary of our National Park Service here in the United States. I’m lucky to have access to nine National Parks …

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20 Photos That Will Make You Want To Visit The Grand Canyon

Few words can express the journey one takes hiking into the Grand Canyon through layers of tapeats sandstone, bright angel shale, and redwall limestone. See my 20 favorite photos that will make you want to visit the Grand Canyon!

Best Top Lightweight Hiking Shoes 2016

10 More Exciting Lightweight Hiking Shoes for 2016

The explosion in popularity of trail running has really benefited us lightweight hikers, as most of the gear used by trail runners can also be used by hikers and backpackers looking to lighten their load. Here are 10 exciting lightweight trail shoes that you’ll be able to find in the second half of 2016!

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Watch My Backpacking The John Muir Trail Documentary!

Last year, I walked 210 miles with 80,000ft of elevation change from Yosemite Valley to the 14,505ft summit of Mt. Whitney.  It was an incredible journey through the Sierra Nevada mountains, and an adventure I’ll never forget. I’ve created day by day accounts of this adventure on this blog, and am now ready to share the documentary video I put together as a compliment to those posts. I hope you enjoy watching this, and if you do, make sure to hit ‘thumbs up’ and leave me a comment here or on YouTube. Happy trails everyone!

Direct link: https://youtu.be/3vDpf7NDwTI

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Hiking Marshall Canyon Trail Loop

The Marshall Canyon Loop begins near the Fred M Palmer Equestrian Center and climbs up on a shaded trail to Claremont Hills Wilderness Park.

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