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Day 38 – Mile 444 – The 49er Saloon, Acton It was 5:30 when I woke to my alarm on the dark, cold patio of The 49er Saloon. Using an almost empty fuel canister found in the hiker bo...
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...
Day 85: Close Encounters 📍 Mile 1,497.9 | 🥾 48.87 km | ⛰️ +1,440m / -1,613m I was barely awake as I set off on trail, which was mercifully well-maintained and all downh...
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...
Day 43: Solo Slide 📍 Mile 789.6 | 🥾 37.16 km | ⛰️ +1,466m / -2,009m Forcing myself to get moving was tough in the cold morning air, especially after yesterday’s mid...
CT day 19 – Janet’s Cabin to Cataract Creek I enjoyed the novelty of sleeping in a cabin – with indoor composting toilet – while on the trail. I woke up several times during the ni...
Day 123: Mt. Jefferson on the approach. It was a slog of a day, really. After leaving camp, I took a slow initial climb for the first three miles, probably because I, once again, a...
Note: I am hiking the PCT while working full-time remotely. I work Monday through Thursday from my RV, and trail run some Monday-Thursday nights and hike Friday through Sunday befo...
Day 57: Where’d Everyone Go? 📍 Mile 969.7 | 🥾 44.4 km | ⛰️ +1,553m / -1,359m  This week I had a mission: catch up with the group I’d convinced to come and side ques...
The Pacific Crest Trail can sound like a daunting undertaking, especially when taken all together. There’s no need to feel intimidated. I’m no through-hiker, but … Continue reading...
After hiking for 36 days with only one zero day, I made it to Santiam Pass early enough to earn myself nearly a week off trail. My dad flew in to Portland from North Carolina to vi...
Day 92: Blowdown Bouldering 📍 Mile 1,655.3 | 🥾 51.9 km | ⛰️ +1,069m / -2,586m  I set off into a gorgeous morning, along a ridgeline of red dirt and green trees, contras...
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 50: Covertly Sniffing Locals 📍 Mile 904.4 | 🥾 9.77 km | ⛰️ +291m / -336m Today it was easy to wake up early: town was calling, and I wanted to be on the first troll...
Day 11: 6.5 Trail Miles to Jefferson Creek I felt a bit weird setting up camp at 12:30 p.m. but the sounds of thunder outside tell me I made the right choice. It’s supposed to be o...
CT day 18 – Ten Mile Creek to Janet’s Cabin My camp was close enough to the river to cause condensation in my tent, and everything just sort of felt damp this morning. Nonetheless...
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...
Thoughts From The Trail: The Crater Rim Trail at Crater Lake is an alternate to the PCT. As I walked I was thinking how lucky I am with a clear day. I also could not wrap my mind...
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...
Becky described PCT Days as "Woodstock for hikers." That seemed like a pretty apt description. The post Year 2 Days 17-18 PCT Days appeared first on The Trek.
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...
The views from Fire Creek Pass, both to the east and the west, were spectacular. In fact, it was those views that convinced me to eat lunch there. The post Year 2 Day 4 – Th 7-30 M...
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...
Day 8: 7.2 Trail Miles to Kenosha Pass This felt like a tough day for such a short one – too much sun and altitude had me feeling not great. I felt like I was dragging out of the g...
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