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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...
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...
Day 19 Waking up in a bed is amazing. Walking out of our motel room door to a delicious family-style breakfast is even better! I feast on scrambled eggs and toast with butter and j...
Along the Lyell Fork The day begins with a flat three mile stroll through the valley along the Lyell Fork. I’ve definitely made the right call not to camp in the open meadow as it...
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...
Day 22 It’s 1am when the alarm goes off. It’s time to hike Mt Whitney. I can hear the quiet rustling of other hikers packing up camp, and begrudgingly start getting out of my quilt...
We woke up at the edge of McClure meadow at 5:30, and were on trail by 6:00. The goal was to get to Evolution Lakes for sunrise. We made it, and loved the reward. The lakes and ref...
I hiked the entire PCT last summer. I squeaked through fire closures and road-walked when necessary. It was an amazing experience. I remember a thought I had on a day in early June...
Clear skies, full belly, can’t lose Day 17: VVR to Chief Lake 12.5 miles, 1 Pass = Silver Pass Trail Notes: the Northern section of trail to VVR is much different than its Southern...
Day 61 – SOBO Mile 1072.9 – 1098.3 – Siskiyou and Trinity County Line We saw 50 percent more people today than yesterday. 1 NOBO, 4 NOBO LASHers, and 1 SOBO LASHer. We spoke to the...
Day 3 started with an easy five-mile walk into Tuolumne Meadows. We had shipped a box of food there (and enjoyed only carrying a little more than 2 days of food at a time), and spe...
It’s been weeks since my last blog post and tomorrow morning I officially start the JMT. The time between then and now has been blissful, stressful, and exhilarating, as I’m sure y...
T-6 days until my first step on the JMT SOBO! The amount of time I’ve spent tweaking my itinerary and gear list these last two months has been borderline psychotic. Did I pack enou...
Waking up on top of Donahue was a bit cold, so we packed up quickly and started the descent. I’m not sponsored by Jolly Gear (yet), but I love their shirts. I wore one on the PCT l...
Day 51 – SOBO Mile 881.1 – 903.9 – Klum Landing Even with all the traffic noise, I slept great last night. Getting ready this morning was very easy. The miles were easy today as we...
Day 2 began by sitting up in my sleeping bag at the top of Cloud’s rest and turning around to watch the sun rise. I sat for a while, taking it all in, before making the whoosh soun...
Elevation gain since last update: 6,314m/20,715ft Total elevation gain so far: 106,739m/350,193ft (equivalent of 12.1 Everests) Southern San Juans The final section of Colorado c...
6/28 I awoke at the Atlantic Creek Campground to a morning that was cold and dreary, the kind that makes crawling out of the warmth of a sleeping bag a debate with yourself. The ra...
Today was practically a zero-day, but sort of better. We slept in, and strolled the 4 miles downhill to Muir Trail Ranch. When we made it to the backpacker area, there were already...
We stepped out of our cabin just in time for breakfast, and were greeted by horses grazing outside. We weren’t totally surprised, but it was a fun way to wake up. After a huge brea...
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...
We woke up fairly dry to a very wet trail. After heading in different directions for some morning cat-hole action, we crossed the river and began walking towards Pinchot. It was we...
We woke up in our Red’s Meadow cabin around 7:00, and took our time with breakfast and packing. We were both feeling much better, and were as ready as we could be for the long clim...
It’s Silver Pass day. I spent a lot of the JMT mentally comparing the trail from last year in June to this year in August. I remembered the post-holing, the waist deep water crossi...
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