Prolific Guidebook Author
Craig is an award-winning guidebook author, outdoors writer and photographer, ardent conservationist, and Northwest trails and hiking expert. He hikes, runs, paddles, and bikes and has written about these passions for more than two dozen publications, including; Seattle Met, Backpacker, Paddler, Northwest Runner, AMC Outdoors, and Northwest Travel and Life. Craig writes weekly content for Hikeoftheweek.com and is the author of more than 25 books. He is currently working on several second editions to the popular Mountaineers Books’ Day Hiking series, and new statewide Washington Rail Trails book. Learn More!
In The News
Romano Interviewed in L’Italo Americano
Ask outdoor enthusiast Craig Romano what has most influenced his life and his answer comes quickly and confidently: his Italian…
Actively Northwest Interview
I was interviewed by Actively Northwest on the value of hiking for a healthy lifestyle. Read the Interview here!
Craig on Q13 News
I recently appeared on Q13 in Seattle with Omar Lewis to talk about my Urban Trails Eastside book. Watch the…
Craig shares with Outside Magazine the best hikes near Seattle
I was interviewed for an Outside Magazine feature on the best hikes near Seattle. Here is what I had to…
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Recent Posts
Zion 100K – Heavenly Scenery and some Hellish Terrain!
It only took a few miles into this race before I realized that I vastly underestimated it! My second 100K race, I chose this run…
Volunteers wanted for Tick Counts
Bird counters, pika monitors, and sea turtle patrols—move over! Volunteers are now being recruited to count ticks! Governmental agencies, universities, conservation groups, and public health…
Marin Ultra Challenge 50K–Trail running where it all started!
Towering redwoods, stunning coastal headlands, sprawling ocean beaches, and open rolling verdant hills, California’s Marin County is an exceptionally beautiful place. Located just north of…
Woolley Runs 50K– Returning to Where this Team Potato Runner First Sprouted
I remember welcoming the new decade with excitement and a little bit of trepidation. Would the 2020s roar like the 1920s? News of a potential…






