Over the River and Through the Woods
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"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...
After arriving to Tahoe City and meeting up with our friend and fellow Trek Blogger, Palmer, we showered and walked a mile back towards the local grocery store to grab some quick d...
Tahoe City to Watson Lake Butters, Kodak, and I woke up early, grumbling but excited to get back on trail. This back half of the hike is the dry stretch, with long water carries a...
There’s something about the experience of a thru-hiker. The familiar bag and tag usually signal to people that you’re off on some grand adventure. Arriving in King’s Beach today, I...
When does the overwhelming joy of being on a hike override the practical realities of physical injury ? My achilles has been bothering me for a few weeks. I have been steadily slow...
The Grayson Highlands and beyond, where I finally get a tramily and learn how to hike like a kid The post Feeling Like a Kid on the A.T. appeared first on The Trek.
The PCT has a funny way of balancing itself out. Some days seem determined to test you. The heat settles in before the sun even rises, the climbs feel endless, and every mile takes...
My body felt like I did 30 miles yesterday. I opened FarOut this morning to check out the trail ahead, and saw a 10 mile climb immediately to start. And they said NorCal was suppos...
The last time I climbed Killington, it was drizzling and the trail was mud. My mood was dark. A group of cheerful slack-packers came down from the top, and I had to find footing in...
Okay, for the record if stories involving poop and puke don’t float your boat? This one may not be for you. However, it does contain amazing views and cool pics. There are also som...
The Colorado Trail Following months of planning and some preparation, the boys are back together to conquer the Colorado Trail. That’s me (Propensity), NatGeo, and Spokes. The tr...
It was not yet 8:00 a.m. and my red bandana was soaked. I mopped my face and neck, then wrapped it around my trekking pole handle and picked my way across the rocks, careful of my...
A New Adventure The band is back together! Spokes, NatGeo and I have headed west to conquer the Colorado Trail. I’ve only hiked eastern trails, so this is will be way different. O...
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...
There is something truly special about rolling down the singletrack and straight onto a patio with someone serving up a pint. No car ride required. No, “do we have enough time” mom...
Young hiker PJ describes her experience hiking on the Oregon Coast Trail southbound from Bandon to the Floras Lake area. The post Lucky Plover appeared first on The Trek.
Rawhide, the Aussies, Boostie, and I got out of camp ASAP today. We had no reason to stick around after the bit of chaos last night. The rangers had taken several backpacks from th...
We started the day with a little breakfast at the coffee shop, after which Truesdale dropped us off in Port Clinton again. The day started with a lovely river walk, followed by a s...
This was a wet stretch of trail, but we still discovered hidden treasures and made new friends. The post Rivers, Rain, & Revelations appeared first on The Trek.
It may be a bit drier than the typical PNW, but Klamath Falls boasts an immense network of maintained trails.
Breakfast at Burney Mountain Guest Ranch is served at 7am sharp. I woke up with just enough time for one more warm shower and to pack my bag. They served the cheesiest best scrambl...
Up To The Mountains, A Small CDT Adventure Awaits Howdy! Haven’t posted in a bit and there’s been a bit of lag in my plans to get on the CDT before I go back out to the Y...
Day 1: Northern Gateway to Bolich Run Shelter At the Northern Gateway I start the day at the Pennsylvania State Forest Office, where I register my hike (it’s free) and eat a quic...
The morning was dry. Clouds still hung low around the mountains obscuring our view down the valley. We were first up in the campsite, had breakfast and left before anyone else got...
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