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Every thru-hike finds its own social rhythm—tramily, shelter mates, or long solo stretches. Our 2026 Trail Correspondents reflect on the people who’ve shaped their hikes, the frien...
There’s something about the experience of a thru-hiker. The familiar bag and tag usually signal to people that you’re off on some grand adventure. Arriving in King’s Beach today, I...
The Colorado Trail Following months of planning and some preparation, the boys are back together to conquer the Colorado Trail. That’s me (Propensity), NatGeo, and Spokes. The tr...
"Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no path and leave a trail." — Ralph Waldo Emerson The post Over the River and Through the Woods appeared first on...
After some time off trail in the Big Apple, it was well past time for us to get back on trail. That nagging need to keep putting miles under our feet and pushing ever closer to Kat...
This was a wet stretch of trail, but we still discovered hidden treasures and made new friends. The post Rivers, Rain, & Revelations appeared first on The Trek.
It was not yet 8:00 a.m. and my red bandana was soaked. I mopped my face and neck, then wrapped it around my trekking pole handle and picked my way across the rocks, careful of my...
Camp was buzzing this morning. After 3.5 months, we were just a few short miles from taking our last steps in California. Our tents were covered in dew from a cloud inversion that...
East is East and West is West The Colorado Trail winds its way through the Rocky mountains from Denver to Durango (484 miles). Approximately 180 miles in hikers have an option – th...
Off-trail and Skips Before I ever considered hiking the Colorado Trail, I had plans to meet up with high school friends for a long weekend in Denver. After I hiked the section to C...
Every thru-hike has a breaking point. In this episode, our 2026 Trail Correspondents revisit the toughest day they’ve faced so far, sharing the moments that pushed them to their ph...
I want to begin part II of my recap with my perspective of being an International hiker! With the exception of maybe one trail, I’ve had the pleasure and delight to meet and hike w...
Okay, for the record if stories involving poop and puke don’t float your boat? This one may not be for you. However, it does contain amazing views and cool pics. There are also som...
Captain and I woke up excited for the day. We were hiking into Kent, CT. Town days are always nice! When we don’t have reservations nailed down, it can be a little uncertain though...
Day 5: Miles 54.3-71.0 The hiking today was generally pretty uneventful. There were some gorgeous views as we climbed up and then descended into Kenosha Pass, however the grading w...
MORGANTOWN – It’s 10 a.m. Friday. It’s pouring rain, and West Virginia transplant Emma Crow-Willard is on her way to someplace else. Someplace with sand, and seawater. No offense t...
Day 10: Miles 176.0-182.3, CW 0-5.3 Alright, back on trail! Had a late start this morning as we grabbed breakfast at the lodge and had to make sure all our gear was in order before...
While Meriwether is retired, I still work. My clients are the best and I am so thankful that they have always welcomed me back after our adventures. One client sends occasional ema...
Lewis & Clark Wilderness After the tough conditions that the Bob threw at us, we were pleasantly surprised by how nice and well maintained the trails were in the next area of w...
This update is brought to you by the letter ‘B.’ We keep on trekking and living the hiker life on our way to Stratton, Maine. The post Butterflies, Birds, Bunnies, Bridges, Blazes...
Day 19 on the Colorado Trail! HIGHLIGHTS •Miles hiked: 11 •Elevation gain/lost: 1000/1500 •Noteworthy wildlife: coyotes howling overnight, 2 squeaky mice near my tent •Human enc...
General Thoughts From The Trail: I am hiking in NorCal and soon there is a stretch with lots of fire damaged trees that have fallen across the trail. I wondered if it would be wo...
I had three real hiking days for this section due to an unexpected lightning storm that hit the first two days on trail. My friend and I planned to hike this part together, and due...
Hooked on hiking When I joined the Mount Rogers Appalachian Trail Club 14 years ago, I found a community devoted to hiking and maintaining the AT, the famous 2,190 mile footpath ru...
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