2019 Graph

I got a few more miles in this year.

2018 Hiking Total

I was depressed all summer and then the smoke blew in.   My lowest hiking numbers in many years.

Hiking Statistics 2017

Not my highest year in a while but still within my range.  I did count some of my Seattle miles since I do spend the entire day walking when I go to Seattle.  I've only done one hike so far this year.

I keep getting assignments or little jobs that only take an hour to do but take up my entire day by forcing me to stay home.  I need to get back on the ball.  Set a day that I always hike and stick to it come rain or come shine.

My year end totals

2014 Statistics

This R squared value means that one variable does weakly predict the other.  This low P value means that the odds of this happening by chance are low.  So in other words racking up more miles in a year does weakly predict that I will gain more elevation over the year and the odds of my hiking more miles in a year causing my elevation to go up was not subject to mere chance.  It's real, if I hike more miles in one year I will probably gain more elevation (duh).  I have to look this stuff up every year because I forget what it all means.  

Here is the same chart with one of the outliers eliminated the R squared value here is quite strong.The P value is unchanged because I did not run the statistical analysis without the outliers.  Just ignore the P value on this chart as it is not correct.

2013 Hiking Stat's

It's time for my once a year Excel refresher course.  2013 was a record breaking year for me, but just barely.  I'm glad that it was just barely, that gives me a better chance of being able to break my record again next year.

All my hikes compared by mileage but with most duplicates deleted

My steepest hike was Wagon Wheel but if the road to Snow
Lake was open then Snow Lake would have been the Steepest

A low R squared value means that one variable does not predict the other.  A low
P value means that the odds of this happening by chance are low.  So in other words
my going on a long hike does not cause me to gain more elevation but chances are
that if I go on a longer  hike I will gain more elevation.

2012 stats

P value of .03 shows that longer hikes tend to involve more elevtion gain while R squared value says that the length of the hike does not predict the elevation gain.

Totals for the year 2011

2011-  16  hikes     85 miles      13,825 feet
2010-  28  hikes    269 miles     55,953 feet
2009-  28   hikes   273 miles     69,821 feet
2008-  19   hikes   130 miles     28,155 feet
2007-  34   hikes   339 miles     72,401 feet
2006-  18   hikes   158 miles     22,440 feet

no correlation

2010 So far graphs

 So far this year I have gotten out 28 times, hiked 269 miles and gained 55,953 feet in elevation
 My average hike was 9.5  miles with 2,000 feet elevation gain.

 The was no correlation between the steepness of the hike and the length of the hike.   My foot is almost healed now and my ankle is relatively stable, so I hope to get out one more time this year.

Last year I got out 28 times hiked 272 miles and gained 70,000 feet in elevation.  I'm surprised that the numbers are so similar between this year and last year. I was injured all summer and all of last month so I feel like I hiked less this year.  One contributing factor is my bike riding.  This years totals have maybe 10-10 miles of bike riding included in them.

2009 totals, unless I hike in the next few days..

My 2007 Hiking totals

My 2007 Day Hikes
Miles, Elevation Gain

Mount Ellinor 2.6 2419
Lower South Fork Skok 5 283
Pine Lake 6 600
Putvin 6.3 3800
Mildred Aborted 6.3 2100
Copper Creek / Shady Lane 6.5 2300
Mount Rose 6.5 3501
Mount Rose 6.5 3501
Mount Rose 6.5 3501
Mount Rose 6.9 3483
Big Creek to Ellinor 7.6 1800
Church Creek 7.8 2500
South Mountain 8.2 2480
Jefferson Ridge 8.3 2800
Rialto 8.3 103
Gold Mountain 8.4 1400
Upper South Fork Skok 8.4 1141
Camp Muir 8.5 4600
Lena Lake 8.7 1300
Colonol Bob 9.3 2600
Lower South Fork Skok 9.3 450
Green Mountain 9.6 800
Big Creek to Upper Ellinor 10 2800
Dungeness Spit 10.5 160
Green Mountain 10.6 602
Green Mountain 10.6 805
Duckabush River 12.3 3100
Mount Muller 12.8 3200
Dry Creek 12.9 2600
Lower South Fork Skok 13 408
Brothers Camp 13.2 2400
Mount Jupiter 13.2 3618
Big Creek Quinault 13.3 2284
North Fork Skok 13.5 848

Average Miles for Day Hikes
9.04
Average Elevation Gain for Day Hikes
2067.26

Plus Backpaking trip of 32 miles with 2114 feet gain
2007 totals
Total  Miles 339
Total Elevation Gain 72,401 feet

My 2006 Hiking totals

Miles feet F per M
Ellinor 2.60 2419.00 930.38
Ellinor 2.60 2419.00 930.38
Walker 4.00 2000.00 500.00
MountWalker 6.00 2000.00 333.33
LowerLena 6.00 1300.00 216.67
Lena 6.00 1300.00 216.67
Rose 6.50 3500.00 538.46
LowerLena/Brothers 8.00 1500.00 187.50
BigCreek 8.00 1500.00 187.50
UpSoFoSkoksup 8.00 1100.00 137.50
NoFoSkok/spike 9.60 848.00 88.33
BigCreekUpper 10.00 2320.00 232.00
Elwatohurricane 10.50 4450.00 423.81
Dose 11.50 1250.00 108.70
Deseret 13.00 3500.00 269.23
Dose 13.30 1300.00 97.74
MarmotPass 14.00 4202.00 300.14
HighDivideLoop 18.80 3500.00 186.17

18 hikes
Average Miles 8.80
Average Elevation Gain 2244.89
Total Miles 158
Total Elevation Gain 40408 Feet