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Documentation of Boston's historic public staircases connecting neighborhoods, particularly in areas like Beacon Hill and Charlestown.
Author of multiple guidebooks documenting the extensive network of public staircases in Oakland, Berkeley, and the East Bay hills.
Author of 'Hidden Staircases of Washington DC: A Walking Guide with 75 Stairways' documenting the capital's overlooked pedestrian stairways.
Documentation and preservation project for Cincinnati's 400+ public staircases built to navigate the city's seven hills.
Beautiful wooden and concrete stairs descending Telegraph Hill through lush gardens, connecting Coit Tower to the Embarcadero waterfront.
Scenic walking paths and staircases through Damyang's famous metasequoia tree tunnel and bamboo forest areas.
Historic staircases and closes throughout Edinburgh's Old Town and connections between the city's different elevation levels.
Final 400 feet to Half Dome summit via cable route with wooden step boards on steep granite face, requiring permit.
Via ferrata route featuring iron rungs and ladder steps on exposed cliff faces, requiring harness and guide.
Comprehensive guide to Los Angeles' hidden network of public staircases with detailed walking routes through historic neighborhoods.
Nashville's expanding network of public staircases providing greenway access and neighborhood connections as the city develops.
Historic staircases throughout Salzburg including paths to Hohensalzburg Fortress and monastery stairs in the baroque old city.
San Diego's network of public staircases connecting neighborhoods across canyons and hillsides throughout the city.
Comprehensive walking guide to Seattle's 600+ public stairways with 25 detailed neighborhood walks combining exercise, sightseeing, and urban exploration.
Scientific research documenting cardiovascular, metabolic, and longevity benefits of regular stair climbing exercise.
Official website for Seattle Stairway Walks book series featuring walking route maps, updates, and community resources.
Network of historic public staircases throughout Tacoma connecting hilltop neighborhoods built in the early 20th century.