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As mentioned before, since I am a Northbound hiker on the John Muir Trail, and because my permit started at Cottonwood Pass Trailhead, my first 2 days were spent hiking 20 miles to...
It seems like the John Muir Trail loves to lure you toward a sense of confidence and ease, only to immediately switch everything you thought you knew. That is exactly what these da...
Day 11 Today, we pick up our resupply at Muir Trail Ranch (MTR). Miraculously, MTR sells sun gloves, and I no longer have to wear the Mittens of Doom and Despair! My friend and I a...
The next leg of my JMT thru hike takes me through a rolling journey of another mountain pass, alpine lakes, and improvised sun gloves. I also hike into Muir Trail Ranch to pick up...
My journey along the John Muir Trail, a 211 mile hike through the Sierra Nevada Mountains, begins in Yosemite Valley. I’m excited for the journey ahead, and woefully underprepared...
Day 13: Evolution Lake to Muir Trail Ranch 15 miles, no passes! Trail Notes: one of the most difficult parts of your day today maybe leaving the evolution basin behind. There is on...
After completing the desert section, the Sierra was a VERY welcome change. I absolutely love the breath-taking views, the abundant water, the wildlife, the cool evenings, and the...
As of July 27, the John Muir Trail "Ice Cut" (between Clark Point and the Panorama Trail junction) is OPEN following the completion of trail repairs.
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...
General Thoughts From The Trail: The Nero in Kennedy Meadows was fun, but getting back to the trail I was hit with the realization that later today when I hit 10,500 feet it would...
"Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no path and leave a trail." — Ralph Waldo Emerson The post Over the River and Through the Woods appeared first on...
Day 41 – SOBO Mile 677.8 – 698.8 – Grove of Trees 100+ feet from the trail Today was one of the best in the past several days. No burn zones, great trail conditions, cold water sou...
The moon was still bright when I crawled out of my tent on the morning of Day 83. It had lit up camp most of the night, and despite the warm temperatures, I had slept surprisingly...
Starting this thru-hike came with a lot of anticipation and excitement. There were so many things I was looking forward to, as well as many things I wasn’t prepared for. The first...
Glacier National Park Starting out Southbound from the Canadian border puts you straight in to the National Park, and the backcountry camping permit system. I was lucky enough to g...
Day 1 Miles hiked: 21.63 Originally planned: 18 Elevation gain: 4776 ft Elevation descent: 3684 ft Highest point: 11572 ft Hours between camps: 10 hours and 26 minutes Weather: 83...
Day 11 – SOBO Mile 131.3 to 147.1 A little bit of sketchy snow and a bit of blow down, but conditions are getting much better. Our epic campsite was packed this morning. Easily 10...
JMT Day 1: Happy Isles to Clouds Rest Junction Feeling solid on the initial climb, but the crowds! I feel like I need a “Wide Load” sign with yellow flashing lights on it so people...
General Thoughts From The Trail: I am hiking in NorCal and soon there is a stretch with lots of fire damaged trees that have fallen across the trail. I wondered if it would be wo...
Day 31 – SOBO Mile 480.2 – 505.8 – Washington is Done One nice thing about camping on a road that runs along the ridge is watching the sun go down on one side and the moon rise on...
This morning we set out with intentions of making it to Tuolumne Meadows Campground, 22 miles away. We knew we could do it, but we couldn’t predict the conditions. The morning star...
Today’s the last day of what’s turned out to be the most beautiful and most humbling stretch of trail so far. And the views to wrap it up didn’t disappoint. Early this morning the...
Camp was buzzing this morning. After 3.5 months, we were just a few short miles from taking our last steps in California. Our tents were covered in dew from a cloud inversion that...
The place where my dad and I stayed in Frisco, Summit Inn, was willing to hold our packs for half the day after we checked out. Because of that, we decided to take the free bus fro...
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