Greg's Running Adventures

The Forgotten Reach of the Rio Grande, from Ft Quitman, TX to Presidio, is usually dry as a bone year round. Even when water is released fro...

I’ve taken a step back from my long distance training and am focusing on recovery and getting faster at shorter distances. All of my ultr...

No Hike for Old Men . I first read this article in the Texas Parks and Wildlife Magazine when I first moved to this region years ago. While ...

Before my last race, the Bighorn 100 , my family spent a week in Yellowstone National Park. I didn't run very much since I was tapering ...

After a grand week in Yellowstone National Park with my family, I find myself sitting nervously on a wooden bridge overlooking the Tongue R...

All I want to do right now is QUIT! Sucking thin air while plodding straight up a black diamond ski slope on a Saturday morning is not eve...

When you visit the Grand Canyon you expect to see vast sweeping views of colored stratified rock revealing eons of geologic history, inter...