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Dina Mishev

Dina Mishev

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Freelance Writer and Editor-in-Chief, Jackson Hole Magazine

Jackson

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Total articles 318

  • 22 miles on foot, 10 minutes on a tram: An ‘extraordinary’ day hike

    By Dina Mishev Verified| The Spokesman-Review Verified The steep trail near the top of the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway was covered in inches of spongy fallen needles and peppered with ankle-twisting pine cones. It was also shady, which felt remarkable after the first seven miles of the grueling Cactus to Clouds hike offered little more than a brittlebush leaf’s worth of relief. I had already hiked up 7,549 vertical feet and still had about 3,000 to go to the top of Mount San Jacinto, a granite crag towering just west of Palm Springs, California.

    By Dina Mishev Verified · The Spokesman-Review

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • Teton County courts players for spring tennis

    By Dina Mishev Verified| Jackson Hole News & Guide Verified Whether you’re already a tennis player, a pickleball player who has become tennis curious or someone who’s never picked up a racquet and is interested in trying something new, the Teton County Community Tennis Association and Teton County Parks and Recreation Department have events and opportunities this spring and summer to scratch the itch.

    By Dina Mishev Verified · Jackson Hole News & Guide

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • 22 miles on foot, 10 minutes on a tram: An ‘extraordinary’ day hike

    By Dina Mishev Verified| The Spokesman-Review Verified The steep trail near the top of the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway was covered in inches of spongy fallen needles and peppered with ankle-twisting pine cones. It was also shady, which felt remarkable after the first seven miles of the grueling Cactus to Clouds hike offered little more than a brittlebush leaf’s worth of relief. I had already hiked up 7,549 vertical feet and still had about 3,000 to go to the top of Mount San Jacinto, a granite crag towering just west of Palm Springs, California.

    By Dina Mishev Verified · The Spokesman-Review

    Apr. 12, 2025

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Jackson Hole Magazine

Jackson, United States