Trail Magic on the Colorado Trail: Bailey to Breck
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Trail Magic! Trail Magic is a gesture of support and kindness that strangers provide to hikers. Many times it’s people who have previously thru hiked and understand how meaningful...
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 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...
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...
This takes the cake for the best trail magic I’ve experienced on trail. So so incredibly generous. This morning they made me an incredible avocado toast with fresh tomatoes and a h...
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...
In today’s episode of Backpacker Radio presented by The Trek, brought to you by onX Backcountry and LMNT, we are joined by Bee Corrado, a backpacker, public school Spanish teacher,...
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...
One More Climb Leaving town is always harder than getting there. The hot showers are behind you, your backpack is full of food again, and your legs have just started remembering wh...
Morning at Laura and Tom’s place was nice and slow. A relaxing cup of coffee and a great breakfast spread awaited us. We slowly got prepped to head back to trail and was dropped ba...
The views from Fire Creek Pass, both to the east and the west, were spectacular. In fact, it was those views that convinced me to eat lunch there. The post Year 2 Day 4 – Th 7-30 M...
We've followed the build process in the 'Loyal to the Soil' series, now it's finally time for the grand opening. How fun does that look??!!
Transition crushing out east.
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...
I woke up in a much better mood today. Early in the morning we passed by a patch of pitcher plants. I had just watched a video about them a few days prior and they were the last th...
Day 8: Town Day! After arriving into Breckenridge the previous afternoon, I navigated the various bus systems to make it to the Bivi hostel. Day 8 was officially a town day. Zero h...
Trail building is the foundation of our sport – because every trail you enjoy today was built and maintained by someone at some point. US manufacturer Trail Boss, based in Bellingh...
The day has finally arrived. My first step is to the hotel breakfast buffet, where I pig out on eggs. Get all that free protein while you can. As we drive toward the Pine Cobble T...
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...
Off-trail and Skips Before I ever considered hiking the Colorado Trail, I had plans to meet up with high school friends for a long weekend in Denver. After I hiked the section to C...
I had three real hiking days for this section due to an unexpected lightning storm that hit the first two days on trail. My friend and I planned to hike this part together, and due...
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...
Day 19 on the Colorado Trail! HIGHLIGHTS •Miles hiked: 11 •Elevation gain/lost: 1000/1500 •Noteworthy wildlife: coyotes howling overnight, 2 squeaky mice near my tent •Human enc...
Honestly I haven’t seen a storm like this in a long time. It has been raining hard all night here in Coleman; it’s thundering and lighting and it’s 8C. In the mountains I expect co...
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