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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...
Day 42 — Mile 510.9 Waking to the sound of birds singing and the creek running, it was 5:45 a.m. I had a good night’s sleep. On days I didn’t need to rush, I enjoyed the slow...
420 Lash Day 2: 16.2 miles, 2,800 feet climb, 3,000 feet down. Muskrat Creek shelter to Betty Creek Gap. Social Media Posting On my hike last year, I captured all my th...
Day 71: Don’t Drink and Hike, Kids 📍 Mile 1,154.9 / TRT Day 8 | 🥾 43.95 km | ⛰️ +1,499m / -1,794m I awoke to pure, natural magic. A canopy of deep green trees and bri...
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...
The night before my hike officially started, I dreamed of chasing and evading bears. And if going pee. The last dream was solved by getting up and actually going pee. Day 1 I got...
I slept really well last night, around 9 hours. It took me a little bit of time to fall asleep, though, as a small mouse had been crawling around my tent and on my backpack right a...
Hi friends (: long time no write. It’s actually only been a week and a half, but that feels like an eternity when you’re used to blogging daily. As promised, I have compiled a list...
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...
I woke up in the middle of the night to a full moon and, of course, could not fall back asleep. I eventually got up a bit later than planned, around 6:20 a.m., and rushed to pack,...
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...
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!!!!...
I used to be an avid hiker and would try to go backpacking a few times a year. I always dreamed of thru-hiking the Appalachian Trail, but life kind of got in the way. (Turns out jo...
Thoughts From The Trail: These vertical days reminded me of the wear and tear on my taped knees, but on a lighter note, I was also reminded of a walk down a sidewalk. In Quincy, s...
In my room at the Sterling Inn that evening, I organized my gear and lined the stuff sacks against the wall. Except for the one with the sleeping bag, they’d gotten smaller. Since...
Distance: 72 miles Elevation Gain: 18,209 feet ⬆️ Elevation Loss: 18,100 feet down ⬇️ Ultralight Perversion & The Climb to Russell Field A day of rain chased away by...
The Way is inside Our first day wasn’t rainy, all that followed were. They started cloudy, so much so we could see 10 steps ahead, but no more. It feels like a walking metaphor for...
Leaving Shenandoah National Park is a major milestone for any Appalachian Trail thru-hiker, but for Alyssa, it was a serious test of endurance. After pushing relentless high-mileag...
Day 15 It’s another 5:15am day. It’s getting easier and easier to wake up early. The trail heading up Mather Pass is steep, but very doable thanks to switchbacks! The work that was...
Thoughts From The Trail: Has this walk and scenery finally become mundane? Continuous beauty and ruggedness just another day? Obsidian waterfalls and hillsides? How is it that t...
A Slow Start Delays were the name of the game this morning. I had decided to take the park’s shuttle to Yosemite Village to get a coffee and check the internet before hitting the t...
420 LASH Day 3-5: 40 more miles exit at NOC “The best remedy for those who are afraid, lonely or unhappy is to go outside, somewhere where they can be quiet, alone with the heaven...
The actual peak of Mount Killington is still 0.2 miles up a very steep rock scramble blue blaze. It’s been worth it so much. The view here is beautiful, one of the prettiest so far...
In mid-September, I hiked the Maah Daah Hey Trail (MDHT), which means “grandfather, long lasting” in the Mandan language, and is situated in the North Dakota (ND) Badlands. MDHT En...
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