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he Pacific Crest Trail is one of North America’s most beautiful and iconic thru-hikes, stretching 2,650 miles from the Mexican border all the way to Canada. Every year, thousands o...
he Pacific Crest Trail is one of North America’s most beautiful and iconic thru-hikes, stretching 2,650 miles from the Mexican border all the way to Canada. Every year, thousands o...
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...
he Pacific Crest Trail is one of North America’s most beautiful and iconic thru-hikes, stretching 2,650 miles from the Mexican border all the way to Canada. Every year, thousands o...
he Pacific Crest Trail is one of North America’s most beautiful and iconic thru-hikes, stretching 2,650 miles from the Mexican border all the way to Canada. Every year, thousands o...
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...
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 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 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...
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...
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 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...
Introduction When I started hiking the Pacific Crest Trail in March 2026, I knew my hike was going to look different from almost everyone else’s. I wasn’t quitting my job, taking a...
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 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...
he Continental Divide Trail is a 3,038.2-mile trail from Mexico to Canada, spanning five states and largely adhering to the geographic Continental Divide of the country. Technicall...
or years, my husband and I knew we would eventually hike the Pacific Crest Trail. We met while thru-hiking the Appalachian Trail in 2021, and after summiting Katahdin, we knew we w...
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 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 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...
Day 99: Closing In 📍 Mile 1,790.9 | 🥾 62.65 km | ⛰️ +1,584m / -1,110m For once, I didn’t snooze my alarms. I had to do some big days to catch up to the group, and I was already b...
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...
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.
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...
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