Hiking is just one way to enjoy life!
Welcome to the website about the Four Corners Loop

Grand views, mountains
​canyons, and good people provide the reason for a long hike

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Kevin the person who dreamed up the Four Corners Loop
"Returning home is the most difficult part of long-distance hiking; You have grown outside the puzzle and your piece no longer fits." - Cindy Ross
Hello my name is Kevin and I am creating a new long distance hiking trail along with an association dedicated to the creation an promotion of the trail I call the Four Corners Loop. I like to add "National Scenic Trial" because I want my idea to be a new National Scenic Trail.

I hiked the Continental Divide Trail (CDT) in 2004 and it changed my life. I was a 28 year old with a zest for adventure who loves navigating. So I followed a line I hand drew across 26 pounds of 7.5 minute series maps from Mexico to almost Canada. This is a thin line I will never forget. I was hooked with long distance hiking.

Ten years passed with memories of the CDT still appearing daily. Memories existed of the stones I stepped over, cliff edges I walked along, the snow, the wind, and especially the people. So when a friend and his wife asked me to hike Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) in 2014, the answer was YES.

I hiked the PCT and enjoyed all the people and the scenery. Since long distance hiking is popular I feel that I am creating a new opportunity for others to follow. I see my idea as planing a seed that will grow into a new “National Scenic Trial".

I am happy be creating a new long distance hiking route from trails and paths that exist, and through my time spent on this project I am creating the possibility of something grand worthy of the National Scenic designation that congress has the power to create.

Thanks you for following the inaugural hike of my dream.
Hike you own hike - Kevin
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​I shared my ideas for a logo with Christine Coney a friend and Graphic Artist.  She used here creativity give the logo a southwest flair and did and excellent job representing the four corners area that I will walk around.