Day 157: One Day More
I got on trail at 7am, immediately reaching Hart’s Pass within the hour. And the emotions came flooding in. Hart’s Pass is the final road before the northern terminus. It truly is...
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I got on trail at 7am, immediately reaching Hart’s Pass within the hour. And the emotions came flooding in. Hart’s Pass is the final road before the northern terminus. It truly is...
With the upcoming wildfire closures, Boostie and I decided we would end our 2026 Pacific Crest Trail hike after the Goat Rocks Wilderness… but after today, I’m wishing we’d ended i...
Like with any day's hike, I felt a desire to finish the hike. That was even stronger with this hike, as it represented the end of thousands of miles and months on trail. But that c...
Still going, but not for long During my time off in Frisco, I made the decision to end my hike at Leadville this year. My progress is too slow to complete the full CT within my 5.5...
CT day 20: Cataract Creek to Tennessee Pass Even though it rained a few times during the night, I began my last day on trail with a dry tent, free from condensation – an exiting no...
After weeks of overcast and gloomy skies, the sun has arisen to greet us. We were going about our breakfast and packing chores in the gray early morning light when suddenly it is a...
It’s the final 6 mile count down. The final day. The end. •~•~•~•~•~• We woke up early, excited, and ready to go. We threw together the rest of our stuff and headed downstairs for...
It didn’t feel real. In fact, a lot didn’t feel real at that time. I woke up feeling like the previous day never ended. I felt like we had taken a brief nap. The post The Long Way...
We have reached the last big climb together. Although Rock Rabbit is boots on the ground, The Historian and I are fully engaged in every step. By moving our recovery camp along to...
I wrestled with writing a blog for today, my final day on trail. After all, how can I accurately convey just how monumental and extraordinary of a moment today is? But alas, one fi...
I decide to pivot to a different plan following a weather update and find myself once again contending with the challenging terrain of the Mahoosuc Range. The post Last Day In Main...
The last day in Oregon did not disappoint. Drom and I took the Eagle Creek trail alternate into Cascade Locks. It’s less traveled compared to the Indian Springs alternate, but was...
The Maine Roadhouse shuttle was scheduled to take us back to the AT at 8 AM. My new trail runners arrived a few days ago, and I was excited to get back outside in fresh shoes. The...
I woke up at 6:30 this morning. It was once again freezing cold. Everything in me wanted to stay cuddled up in my sleeping bag, warm and cozy. And while most mornings, I’d allow my...
Day 1 We walked directly out of town onto the Red line. We had a rutted trail with a few dead trees and a very steep embankment to navigate. After 10 miles or so we entered Glacier...
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...
Thoughts From The Trail: Nearing the end of this journey I looked back at earlier photos and thought about what has changed, stayed the same, been added and dropped from my daily r...
After more than 900 miles of section hiking across California and Oregon this year, I only had two days left on the PCT before heading home. What stood between me and Donner Pass w...
Young hiker PJ writes about what it is like hiking on the Oregon Coast Trail in August. The post Team Athena•Last day on trail appeared first on The Trek.
Tonight was supposed to be my last night on trail… or so I thought. I started the morning hiking alone, reflecting on the journey so far. I’ve been doing a lot of reflecting lately...
Strange Nothing It’s closing in on exactly 5 months and the days have become strange without anything really happening. I’m mostly just relaxing till a good weather window opens u...
The Hundred Mile Wilderness Managing Expectations You start hearing about the Hundred Mile Wilderness very early on in the trail. In fact, even without doing research, it’s one of...
It’s hard to believe that Turkenna’s thru hike… or more accurately her long ass section hike is coming to an end. This was our last full day on trail with her. She woke up bright e...
The final hiking day of the week leaves me 25 miles from my van. It proves to be a mentally challenging day as the trail drags on for mile after mile. The post Hexacuba Highway app...
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