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Day 41 – SOBO Mile 677.8 – 698.8 – Grove of Trees 100+ feet from the trail Today was one of the best in the past several days. No burn zones, great trail conditions, cold water sou...
It was my best sleep in weeks. The wind was howling outside, rain tapping the window. Cold air slipped between the loose sash. I lay on a bottom bunk, under my quilt. Warm. And tom...
Years ago, I wrote about hiking the Pemi Loop. To my surprise, many people still read that post. I imagine them sitting at a kitchen table with a map spread before them, trying to...
The water is glass that reflects the mountains by the lake. We hike through the rocks until we reach the top of Kearsarge pass. A dark lake is beneath us. I wonder how deep it is!...
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...
There’s a version of experiencing New Zealand’s Southern Lakes that involves booking a guided walk, staying in huts for... The post Day hiking the Southern Lakes: How far you can g...
Sunny days When we woke up at Dalton Lake Campground, everything was dry! It was a lovely morning! Mike got up a little earlier than me to take some photos of the lake. When I go...
I woke up very early this morning, wanting to get a jump-start on climbing up to the Presidential Range. The day began with an immediate steep ascent up and over the rocky Webster...
There was a surprise thunderstorm overnight, and I woke up in the dark to a lightning flash and water pattering on my tent ceiling. I quickly pulled my trail runners inside to keep...
Morning at Laura and Tom’s place was nice and slow. A relaxing cup of coffee and a great breakfast spread awaited us. We slowly got prepped to head back to trail and was dropped ba...
Tahoe City to Watson Lake Butters, Kodak, and I woke up early, grumbling but excited to get back on trail. This back half of the hike is the dry stretch, with long water carries a...
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...
7-23-26 19.1 miles, 4300’ gain, 4300’ descent It was 84 degrees in my tent last night and 64 degrees this morning. The warmest night so far. An 8-9 mile climb of 3000’ started our...
Today started with an immediate climb from the shelter to the top of Kinsman Mountain. Along the way, the trail passed a brook and its numerous waterfalls. It definitely felt easie...
The following day treated me to… more lakes. But before that, my very first task of the morning was crossing the creek next to my campsite barefoot. Early morning, freezing water—i...
The post A Midsummer Outing in the White Mountains of New Hampshire appeared first on iRunFar. AJW writes about his trip on the Presidential Traverse in the White Mountains of New...
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...
I arrived at Stevens Pass around 2:30PM, so I found out where to park my car, changed into trail clothes, finished loading my pack, and safely stowed the rest in my car. Around 3:3...
Mt. Arden South Rain clouds blew away as the hours went ticking by and 20:00 came around. The wind was still shaking my tent, as it would all night, but now the sky was visible. Th...
The next leg of my JMT thru hike takes me through a rolling journey of another mountain pass, alpine lakes, and improvised sun gloves. I also hike into Muir Trail Ranch to pick up...
Waking to utter silence. Always been a big fan. I’d slept well, if a little chilly at a scooch above 2,500m. The marmots were not yet stirring, which made me wonder why I was. All...
I hitched back to trail this morning with a couple of other hikers who also stayed at the VFW. I really prefer not to hitchhike alone, so it’s nice to have other people around to c...
I woke up this morning to a wet tent after a night of drizzling rain. I packed everything up quickly, knowing that I would be in town in just a few hours. Because I pushed bigger m...
Let’s Get Ready to Scramble! I open my eyes in the Butler Lodge. No thru-hikers came last night, which was kind of surprising. I quickly decided this might be my favorite shelter o...
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