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After tackling tough terrain in Maine and New Hampshire I hop across the Connecticut River into Vermont and find myself amongst the best trail conditions I've had in months. The po...
Something about the Appalachian Trail seems to bring out the generosity in Vermonters. Today might be the best example yet. The post Luce’s Lookout appeared first on The Trek.
After two years of work, nearly a mile of Vermont's Long Trail has been relocated, which officials say will make sure the trail doesn't get shut down in major storms and floods.
In Vermont, I kept joking that I was hit with "late onset Virginia Blues" (but not really a joke). We were starting to stress a little about not making it to Katahdin by our goal d...
After many months and a rudderless summer, I am on my final segment of the AT: Vermont, New Hampshire, and 20 miles of Maine. This part eluded me during my 2025 thru-hike effort a...
I climb to the top of Vermont's tallest peak on the Appalachian Trail and accumulate miles in search of an epic sunset. The post Killington Krush appeared first on The Trek.
Let’s Get Ready to Scramble! I open my eyes in the Butler Lodge. No thru-hikers came last night, which was kind of surprising. I quickly decided this might be my favorite shelter o...
Summiting Whiteface/Sterling Mountain I wake up, eat the last two BoBo bars I have, and head into the last push of White Face/Sterling Mountain. Its official name is Sterling, but...
We woke up feeling refreshed and ready to get going. Our night at our dispersed site was great! We soaked our feet in the cool creek and ate dinner around the fire. It was nice to...
Departing Montana usually starts with a 3 am wakeup call to make an early flight. Regardless of how well you plan, getting to bed, and worse yet, to bed, in time to get a reasonabl...
Vermont is redeeming itself a little bit. The forest opens up and is actually quite pretty. Dreamcatcher was feeling unwell. She took the blue blaze road walk with Small Bites to t...
As of September 4th, I’ve finished over 193 miles of the 338 I need to complete the Appalachian Trail. However, these miles do not include the White Mountains, which have been des...
Apologies to Vermont. The trail is relatively mud free and in fantastic condition. You don’t deserve the moniker “VerMud”, but it made a fun title. We love the Green Mountains! Day...
After leaving the trail in May, we are back for more in October a thru hike has morphed into a series of section hikes…,.,.the goal remains unchanged 2,200 miles to Katahdin!!!!...
This entry is spare. I will add more later. The Long Trail has very little connectivity. More than that, I have very little energy to hike it and write too. Rock Rabbit and The His...
Day 71 – Stratton Pond Shelter to Manchester Center – 10.7 miles It got chilly last night. Best sleep I have had since the JMT. The temperature was probably in the low 40s or high...
It’s hard to believe that Turkenna’s thru hike… or more accurately her long ass section hike is coming to an end. This was our last full day on trail with her. She woke up bright e...
8/28/26 19.2 miles; Wapiti Shelter The hostel shuttle dropped Barf & me off at the trailhead at about 8am. Barf headed up the trail, while I quickly finished my latest blog pos...
Last night, before I went to bed, the forecast called for rain in the afternoon, so my game plan was to get up early and knock out mileage, then escape to the next shelter when it...
An Odd Place to Wake Up I wake up atop my picnic table bed beside the Montclair Shelter just before six A.M. I wake up before my wasp neighbors, just as planned, and last night’s s...
Camp Corliss Shelter and a Forshadowing Shower Camp Corliss was one of the busier shelters I have been to in many days, with 3 tents and 3 people in the shelter. It’s nice to have...
Taft Lodge, an overnight shelter on Mount Mansfield and Vermont's Long Trail, is closed for the remainder of the typical hiking season.
I’m so close to Canada I can smell maple syrup! Myself and a big group of thru-hikers are holed up at the Lion’s Den in Mazama, Washington, waiting for a break in the rain and snow...
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