Trail Update #8: Hiking to the Border Twice
When I reached Snoqualmie, fire closures made it impossible to continue north on the PCT. Many hikers decided to end their journeys there, while others opted to find alternate rout...
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When I reached Snoqualmie, fire closures made it impossible to continue north on the PCT. Many hikers decided to end their journeys there, while others opted to find alternate rout...
Today's hike brings me over Mount Wolf and down to a series of nearly-identical cascades, one of which I reached 4 days ago. Also, I bump into fellow bloggers for The Trek! The pos...
Released five years ago, the Panorama Taiga is a modern Reynolds 725 hardtail that's equally suited for trail riding and bikepacking. Panorama just updated the Taiga with several s...
4 Days in the Smokies 72 miles 18,209 feet up, 18,100 feet down Solo Again I hit the trail before sunrise at 530 am. It was still dark night. This section of trail is magical befor...
With expectations of a full day of rain, I bravely trim down my hiking plans in a bid to stay dry. The post Nor’easter And Gnomes appeared first on The Trek.
I have a pointy encounter along the trail and put in a monster stint in pursuit of a sunset. The post Pointy Pursuit appeared first on The Trek.
I chose to make use of the traveling saw and spend a good amount of time cleaning up trail as I hiked along. In summary, it took me 7 hours to cover the first 4.5 miles today. I co...
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...
The first half of today was relatively flat, and I enjoyed hiking on terrain that wasn’t too rocky or rooty. Day by day, the trail is continuing to ease up on us. Although there ar...
Today the trail would test me like never before. A relentless barrage of steep ascents and descents put my legs through the ringer. The post Wildcat Woes appeared first on The Trek...
I spent some time reacquainting myself with wild berries today. The seek app distinguished between thin leaf huckleberries and blue leaf huckleberries as Pogo, Troy, and I slowed o...
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...
Aiming for an early finish, I map out an alternative route through the October Mountain State Forest. The post October Mountain Objective appeared first on The Trek.
After two years of work, nearly a mile of Vermont's Long Trail has been relocated, which officials say will make sure the trail doesn't get shut down in major storms and floods.
In late-September, I hiked the beautiful 125 mile Centennial Trail (CenT) through the South Dakota Black Hills. These are really not hills, per se, but mountains the size of which...
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After tackling tough terrain in Maine and New Hampshire I hop across the Connecticut River into Vermont and find myself amongst the best trail conditions I've had in months. The po...
9/26/26 8.6 miles; Cabin The Woods Hostel We slept in a bit, as we had plenty of time, and mice woke us up several times, as they chewed on the shelter walls. Epic left first, hell...
Hanging your clothes to dry doesn’t always work. Putting on wet clothes isn’t exactly pleasant, but it sure wakes me up. We hiked through the marsh and fields today. Stomping throu...
Strava's September update adds a shaded muscle map to strength workouts, trail difficulty grades to Maps, and new Claude integration for subscribers. Mountain bikers get color-code...
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...
In mid-September, I hiked the Maah Daah Hey Trail (MDHT), which means “grandfather, long lasting” in the Mandan language, and is situated in the North Dakota (ND) Badlands. MDHT En...
Salomon has announced the Aero Blaze 4 GRVL GTX, a road-to-trail running shoe designed for running across surfaces including tarmac, gravel, grass and light trails. The shoe uses S...
Boostie and I caught up to Frodo this morning just before reaching the blue blaze to town. Our plan for today was to take the blue blaze to see the legendary Tunnel Falls before ge...
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