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Cross-border Beer Hike
A Cross-border Beer Hike from the Bavarian Forest into Czechia wasn't much of an option back in the Cold War days. Now though, it's an opportunity to hike through ...A Tale of Two Cities – A Beery Visit to Cologne and Dusseldorf
A Tale of Two Cities is my story of a recent beery visit to Cologne and Dusseldorf. For this trip, ...Beery Regensburg
Beery Regensburg – that isn’t the first thing that will come to most people’s minds when thinking about Bavaria’s fourth ...A Naabtal Beer Hike into Regensburg
My Naabtal Beer Hike started with meeting Rich, the Beerwanderer coming off a morning train from Munich. We had timed ...A Beer Hike in the Labertal
The Labertal is a place that had not been on my radar screen until this year. I didn’t know anything ...Abilene Paradox
Sounds Good To Me The “Abilene Paradox” is a phrase that should at least stir some cobwebs if, like me, ...Back in New Mexico
It feels good to be back in New Mexico … back hiking the local trails … back biking the local ...America’s Wurstfest
It’s America’s Wurstfest — not worst fest. Early November in New Braunfels, Texas means that it is time for one ...Boggy Beer Hiking and the Murnau Moos
Sometimes hiking in the rain is inevitable and on this summer day, it resulted in some wet, boggy beer hiking ...Cerro Grande Spring
Cerro Grande is a high peak on the eastern flank of the Jemez Mountains in north-central New Mexico. At 10,207 ...A Stop in Shiner
A Sunday stop in Shiner, Texas was a pretty quiet and solitary time until the Spoetzl Brewery opened. Shiner, a ...Beery Austin
A beery Austin day started off with a hike along the reservoir that cuts through the Texas capital near its ...