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Off on a hike. The hunters have set up their lookout towers with sea view.
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Young hiker PJ writes about what it is like hiking on the Oregon Coast Trail in August. The post Team Athena•Last day on trail appeared first on The Trek.
The time has come to ramp up my miles now that I have cleared the Whites. I find company on the trail in the form of another hiker and a pair of black bears. The post Cubs And Cube...
Today's hike brings me over Mount Wolf and down to a series of nearly-identical cascades, one of which I reached 4 days ago. Also, I bump into fellow bloggers for The Trek! The pos...
11 year old thru-hiker PJ writes about hiking a section of the Oregon Coast Trail between Gold Beach and the Samuel Boardman corridor. The post The OCT~ in the wild wilderness ap...
My first day hiking in New Hampshire gets me up close and personal with the infamous White Mountains looming high above anything I have on the docket for today. I do a little overt...
I love walking in the forest. It felt like a very quintessential Pacific Northwest kind of day. I packed up camp and started hiking in my puffy jacket. The air is starting to get a...
The hostel was very nice, but it didn’t offer a shuttle and getting out of there required a few hitches. We got back to the Pinkham Notch visitor center, at the base of The Wildcat...
As a serious outdoors enthusiast, I’m always cheered when I hear of an increase in the number of people getting their kicks from walking. It seems that participation in hiking in t...
We’ve had some fun and easier days lately, it’s time for some bigger mile days to keep on track! Quillt, who joined us yesterday, is hiking with us again today. She’s struggling a...
I spent some time reacquainting myself with wild berries today. The seek app distinguished between thin leaf huckleberries and blue leaf huckleberries as Pogo, Troy, and I slowed o...
4 Days in the Smokies 72 miles 18,209 feet up, 18,100 feet down Part 2 Good Ol Rocky Top I was the first to arrive at Russel Fields Shelter shelter but was soon joined by a tramily...
Hiking is one of the activities where you can get close to nature and get healthy at the same time. What are the important things that we shouldn’t forget to bring with us on hike?...
First Morning on Trail My thermometer read 31*F when I woke, and somehow it felt almost warm- and felt even toastiest with hot oatmeal and a cup of coffee while I stayed snuggled i...
The campground next to the refuge was blissfully silent when I woke up. The reason being was I’d woken before all the other humans in the encampment. I wanted to get an early start...
We awake just north of Elk Lake resort, fresh off of a zero and a very very short nero (2 miles the night before). We have just 100 miles to reach Frog Lake. The lake is not really...
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.
As our hiker personas fiĺl the trails and shelters, it is easy to forget that the forest is an ecosystem filled with not only plants, but animals and bugs. We talk about bear hang...
Cindy, our shuttle driver, dropped us off at the end of the driveway of a beautiful New England house. It was lined with a cottage garden filled with a riot of colors. A decorativ...
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