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Note: I am hiking the PCT while working full-time remotely. I work Monday through Thursday from my RV, and trail run some Monday-Thursday nights and hike Friday through Sunday befo...
Note: I am hiking the PCT while working full-time remotely. I work Monday through Thursday from my RV, and trail run some Monday-Thursday nights and hike Friday through Sunday befo...
Note: I am hiking the PCT while working full-time remotely. I work Monday through Thursday from my RV, and trail run some Monday-Thursday nights and hike Friday through Sunday befo...
Leaving Big Bear marked the start of the second half of my longest section hike yet. Days 7–9 of this section on the PCT delivered a little bit of everything: unexpected challenges...
Note: I am hiking the PCT while working full-time remotely. I work Monday through Thursday from my RV, and trail run some Monday-Thursday nights and hike Friday through Sunday befo...
Day 20 – Mile 227.3 Leaving my camp spot at 8 a.m., Emu had already started hiking. The hike up Mission Creek was slow. Seeing Curious George and Bubbles in the shade, I stopped to...
Note: I am hiking the PCT while working full-time remotely. I work Monday through Thursday from my RV, and trail run some Monday-Thursday nights and hike Friday through Sunday befo...
Day 15: Surprise Reunion 📍 Mile 266.1 | 🥾 41.58 km | ⛰️ +1,051m / -1,378m It was surprisingly cold this morning. I sat in my quilt as I did my morning chores, reluctant...
I spent years fine-tuning the perfect plan to complete a PCT thru hike. In a world where we can create infinite spreadsheets with infinite formulae, why accept even a glimmer of un...
Day 80 After three restful and fun zero days in Tahoe where I paddle boarded and even rented a jet ski for the first time in my life, it was time to get back on trail from Echo Lak...
Day 18: Big Bear to Little Bear It was hard to leave the comforts of Big Bear Lake behind, but my legs were itching to hike. Six of us piled into a van with no back seat and rode b...
In 2019, I ambled onto the AT for my very first thru hike. It was a singular goal for me at 55 years old. It was a dream from my childhood. I had no idea that the trail would ignit...
We hit the trail after Aqua Dulce and spend the next few days making our way to Hikertown. We change our schedule due to the heat. We wake up at four, watch the sunrise from the tr...
People say that on a clear day, you can see the Pacific Ocean from San Jacinto Peak. Well… we didn’t. But what we saw the day before was no less extraordinary. Let’s rewind. I can’...
A Spiritual Experience on the Eve of Entering KMS. As the golden hour turned to dusk and dusk to sunset, I prepared to enter a new dimension of what I call, “The PCT portal.” Only...
Into the Mountains The climb into the San Jacinto Wilderness was a tough one for multiple reasons. Some consider it the first major obstacle of the PCT as you ascend 11,000 feet an...
Note: I am hiking the PCT while working full-time remotely. I work Monday through Thursday from my RV, and trail run some Monday-Thursday nights and hike Friday through Sunday befo...
PCT DAY 43 ✨ 🥾 hiked 27.7 miles 📍 mile 653.2 ⛰️ elevation 5275 ft I woke up at 4:30 this morning after a wet, cold, windy, rainy night. My rain fly sat heavy above me....
I didn’t want to leave my tent this morning. The sunrise alpenglow on the mountain was too pretty. However, I was down to one granola bar and a small bag of corn nuts, so I needed...
In this part of the show, I walk more miles in five days than I ever have. Day 31: Hotter than two rats in a wool sock. —Ichiro Suzuki I woke up at Sulphur Springs Campground in th...
Day 47: Zero in Kennedy Meadows. At the USFS campground, I slept in until 7:30 when the sun’s rays were fully coming through my tent vestibule. A few of us rode in the back of Jake...
Somewhere around mile 600, the desert started feeling different. The Joshua trees were still there. The water carries were still long. The wind was still trying to blow us off ridg...
Miles hiked: 21.8 Mile marker: 248.2 The trek on Mission Creek begins at 4:30 AM with a beautiful sand smiley face, drawn by none else than the highly acclaimed sand artist: Journe...
Day 8: Decisions Decisions 📍 Mile 145.2 | 🥾 34 km | ⛰️ +891m / -1,173m | 🕥 7h 40m My first cowboy camp on the PCT didn’t give me a great night’s sleep. The wind ke...
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