Trail Update #3: San Jacinto to Mission Creek
Into the Mountains The climb into the San Jacinto Wilderness was a tough one for multiple reasons. Some consider it the first major obstacle of the PCT as you ascend 11,000 feet an...
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Into the Mountains The climb into the San Jacinto Wilderness was a tough one for multiple reasons. Some consider it the first major obstacle of the PCT as you ascend 11,000 feet an...
This looks like it's going to be so much fun.
Removed Plateau Peak Trail. During SAR search (Dec 30) it was discovered the trail was no longer visible on the ground. Parallel trail still visible and provided access to Plateau...
Long Trail Shakedown and AT Section Hike I Know I have not had an update in a while, I promise my training continues! For anyone who has thru-hiked the AT or people intimately fami...
Never a dull moment.. Early on in January I decided, since I couldn’t take 4-6 months off to hike this year, I’d try to emulate it from home. I’m happiest, physically and mentally,...
Days 4-6 on trail! The post The Trail is Magic appeared first on The Trek.
Long Trail Training Shakedown Day 2 4/12/2026 Early Morning Sleep was touch and go overnight. This I expected, my first night in the woods for the season is usually restless. The...
The Roan Highlands are one of the most anticipated sections of the Appalachian Trail. Spruce-fir forests, grassy balds, and incredible views are just some of the things that make t...
The Long Trail Training Shakedown #1 It has been a full couple of weeks continuing my training for thru hiking The Long Trail. I have been consistently grinding in the gym to obtai...
It’s easy to get caught up in the culture of getting miles in and keep up with the core group of hikers you started with. For that reason, I was initially bummed to take a zero so...
Time to start trekking. We woke up at the Refuge Hostel before everyone else. We quietly brewed a cup of coffee for me to drink before setting out for our 19 mile hike. We walked q...
General Thoughts from the trail: During this 84 mile section I thought a lot about my gear. I crossed the 600 mile point and my shoes are wearing thin, the replacement rubber fee...
Where do I start?? Welp, week 6 started in Hot Springs, NC where I got to take my first double zero on trail while I waited for my super cool pal Cheyanne to join me on trail from...
Only one week on trail and it’s already been quite the adventure. I’ve learned a lot, starting at Camp Lockett, where most hikers choose to stay before they start at the Southern T...
Leaving Damascus… After leaving Damascus, we still had to encounter a lot of damage from Hurricane Helene. So, the officials at the ATC planned a reroute / detour that we had to ta...
Making note of my AT Anniversary. Animal sightings. Marathon day. Stealth camp spot. The post AT Anniversary appeared first on The Trek.
A bunch of fresh sections going into the summer!
I woke up covered in a fine layer of dirt. Last night was incredibly windy. In the middle of the night, a huge gust of wind picked up one of my poorly placed tent stakes causing a...
Hey Folks! Today, I’m updating y’all from Grants, New Mexico, having hiked from Pie Town in four days of 16.0, 33.4, 34.3, and 24.2 miles. It was a challenging and interesting hik...
Town day! I always wake up refreshed after a good nights sleep in a warm bed. This morning I washed nearly everything in my pack. Donned in quite the look of my rain kit head to to...
Trek the Trails and Tread the Trails 2026 schedule announced featuring kick-off event
The end of Eckville Shelter. Conquering fears on the Knifes Edge and the climb out of Lehigh Gap, PA. Exploring Delaware Water Gap. Carrying a book over 1,000 miles. The post Brid...
Trail Life so Far Today marks ONE MONTH on trail! What a month it has been! We’ve been living our best life out here on trail! To say our enthusiasm and fervor for the trail hasn’t...
Article by Jen SchmidtBrooks Cascadia 20 ($160)IntroductionThe Cascadia 20 is Brooks heaviest duty trail runner and hiker. For its 20th edition it gets 4 mm more stack height at ab...
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