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I really love Appalachia. Sunny, rainy, cold, or 90+90 (90+ degrees, 90% humidity). It ain’t always easy and it ain’t always comfy, but I love it. Today was one of those not comfy...
Today we reached the Grayson Highlands, which genuinely feels like an Appalachian Safari. This has been one of my favorite days so far. Before we could watch the wild ponies and o...
I am two thirds of my way into my Appalachian Trail Thru Hike. With thr triple zero, this seemed like a good time to share some of my feelings on the trail. So what have been the g...
Long Trail Shakedown and AT Section Hike I Know I have not had an update in a while, I promise my training continues! For anyone who has thru-hiked the AT or people intimately fami...
Appalachian Trail Hiker on Path to Age Record Age ain’t nothing but a number. Just ask Dale Sanders, the 91-year-old hiker currently on the Appalachian Trail, heading north towards...
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...
The Great Smoky Mountains National Park is the most visited national park. Settled in the border of North Carolina and Tennessee it is home to the third tallest mountain east of th...
As I looked through the photos I took from the first 550 miles, they each don’t really convey the feeling from each of the spots that makes it special. Here’s what I thought was...
"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...
Here was the gravel road. At last. I’d done the 10 miles from Congdon Shelter and the wide and deep Stamford Stream where I’d rinsed my shirt and wiped myself down with it. Now I w...
A little more than 2 weeks down. Let’s talk. Made it out of Georgia with no rain??? But that’s ok because no less than 30 minutes into North Carolina we started hearing the first r...
I was shuttled back to the trail today by the same kind lady who picked me up two days ago. Almost immediately, the AT entered Shenandoah National Park. I’m not sure if there was a...
No one joined me at the shelter last night and it rained until early morning. The trail to the shelter was a stream so I just got water there to filter rather than go down the stee...
Today started out as another day in Rocksylvania. However, that changed when I passed a sign. The sign merely said the next section is maintained by the Keystone Trails Association...
Usually when you hike a mountain you get rewarded with a great view, and then all the hardship vanishes as you take in the vastness of Mother Nature’s beauty. I said usually. The n...
Two years ago when I attempted the AT, I was carrying the grief from my Dad’s passing and the trail felt dark, close and foreboding. The humidity was oppressive, my shirt and short...
I hiked 1,099 miles on the Appalachian Trail and I am halfway done. Below are some stats from the first half of the trip. Days since starting the AT: 90 Average daily mileage (zero...
It’s a toasty day on the AT. After a surprise breakfast sandwich I hike through farmland and forest alike. I tackle a late-day climb but there is a happy end to the day. The post H...
The big debate last night was on how hard it would be to get a shuttle in early Sunday morning. I got up at the usual hour (6am) and headed down the trail towards Rockfish Gap. It...
Spoiler alert: I completed the Appalachian Trail (AT) and summited Mount Katahdin on June 15th, and was the 18th thru hiker to summit in 2026. But before that, though, a little rew...
West Virginia I walked into Harper’s Ferry on my birthday and was officially, in my opinion, in “close-to-home” territory. I live in southeastern Pennsylvania and grew up in New Je...
My first night camping alone was a success. I woke up late and said good morning to a barred owl that was staked out on a tree near my tent. Today, I would encounter my first Shena...
I set a course for West Virginia and encounter the trail conditions so flat they would give ironing boards a run for their money. The post West Virginia Bound appeared first on The...
The sun woke me at 5 am today. Using the motel coffee maker I heated water for oatmeal, then made coffee. After those and two yogurts I triple checked all my gear before heading ou...
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