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Georgia NOBO So 2026 finds Katara (me) and Zuko starting at the southern terminus at Springer. A traditional Northbound adventure, heading to Harpers Ferry, WV. After that Vermont...
Read about my first three days hiking the Appalachian Trail! The post First Days on the Trail appeared first on The Trek.
Day One: Mile Zero My parents drove me from RVA down to the lodge at Amicalola Falls. On the way we stopped at a rest area and had turkey sandwiches on onion rolls as is the Suhr f...
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...
I’m leaving my life in Key West to start my Appalachian Trail thru hike in 2026. Meet Ari (or Piper) and follow the journey to Katahdin. The post I Am Hiking the AT appeared first...
The Hardest Part is Behind Us. Now We Just Have to Walk to Maine: The car ride was long and monotonous across the Great Plains of America, but we finally made it to Georgia and sta...
The Ascent of Blood Mountain Today was wildly daunting. Waking up, me and Jessie had Blood Mountain, the tallest point on the Georgia Appalachian Trail, looming ahead of us. We ma...
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...
It started with pancakes. As many good things do. After staying up way too late at The Grove hostel, I managed to peel myself out of bed. Of course, I was motivated by all-you-can-...
Central and I headed south on Interstate 81 from Pennsylvania on April 13, 2026, for what turned out to be a nine-day trip to central Virginia. This jaunt allowed me to finish the...
The Appalachian Trail became real the moment I reached Springer Mountain — though the Approach Trail nearly took me out first. The post Day 1: The Approach Trail Humbled Me appeare...
There are a little more than 50 miles of the Appalachian Trail (AT) that run through Connecticut, which is not a lot compared to other states that comprise the AT. But, man, is it...
Today was my first official day hiking the Appalachian Trail. At least that’s what it felt like. In reality, I am currently camped at the Springer Mountain Shelter, meaning I have...
Long Trail Training Shakedown Day 2 4/12/2026 Early Morning Sleep was touch and go overnight. This I expected, my first night in the woods for the season is usually restless. The...
As I finish up the miles in Georgia, I want to summarize the parts of my hike that were unexpected. Hopefully this will help other thru-hikers prepare for their journeys. 1. Rollin...
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...
The Roan Highlands are one of the most anticipated sections of the Appalachian Trail. Spruce-fir forests, grassy balds, and incredible views are just some of the things that make t...
Long Trail Training Shakedown Day 1 04/11/2026 Morning Today began like any typical Saturday. I woke to my second and final alarm at 04:20. I followed my usual routine of letting...
Our First 15 Miler! (Almost): It was our longest day so far clocking in at 14.7 miles. It certainly wasn’t on purpose. We figured we’d go from Bagg’s Creek to Chattahoochee gap, a...
Boot Camp? Taking a stop in Blairsville, Georgia Easter weekend due to some heavy rain and a cold front blowing through, our shuttle driver was a sweet lady named Gracie. She told...
Today was a nero, and I only hiked about 5 miles to Newfound Gap early this morning. A free church shuttle was arriving at 10 AM to drive hikers into Gatlinburg for a resupply. Al...
Coming Out of the Roan Highlands: We had just gotten off one of the most gorgeous sections of trail and were met with US 19E, a rather busy highway which the A.T. goes straight acr...
Sitting in a hostel in Damascus, VA, I contemplate the journey ahead. Each day is basically the same, just trying to get from point A to point B in a timely fashion. At this point,...
Zero Day Reflections – Gatlinburg I’m sitting in Gatlinburg on a well-earned zero, looking back on the last 100 miles. I’m getting stronger, and I’ve dropped a few pounds along the...
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