Bloggers
Choosing a Hammock for the Appalachian Trail
Why I chose to sleep in a hammock on the Appalachian trail. Cost and comfortability compared to tent camping.
September 24 – Cold River Crossings and Goat Milk Ice Cream: A Sweet Contrast
9/24 We wake up in our tents on the 'washed out' road, and somehow we didn't get hit by a car in the night. So that's good news. We'll...
Sunrise from Bed on the Appalachian Trail
Day 17- 8.3 miles today Blue Mountain Shelter to Tray Mountain Shelter, 2635 Feet Up 2310 Feet down, Total 133 AT miles ...
Day 184 – One More Milestone Down, A Few More To Go
Savoring the moment while I still have it.
Summiting Mount Katahdin To Cap Off A Successful Appalachian Trail Thru-Hike
The Appalachian Trail winds for roughly 2200 miles through the mountains of America’s east coast. At the end of those 2200 miles is Mount Katahdin. Mount Katahdin, a truly magnificent...
Eerie Wake Up Call on the Appalachian Trail
Day 16- 14.8 miles today Baggs Creek Gap Cowboy Camping to Blue Mountain Shelter, 3199 Feet Up 2825 Feet down, Total 125 AT miles A False Sense of Security When...
September 23 – Late Start, Lots of Hustle: Making Up Miles on the Trail
9/23 I wake up before my alarm, but stay in bed anyway. Today, we're going to hike out of here. I eventually run downstairs, eat a few bowls of...
The Beauty and Pain of Southern Virginia: Week Eight
My favorite hostels on trail and all the tears that occurred in-between each one.
Day 183 – Bears Like Roadwalks, Too
I'm never alone on the road!
Frozen Pizza Made by the Gods!
Day 15- 8.2 miles today Woods Hole Shelter to Baggs Creek Gap Cowboy Camping, 2103 Feet Up 2201 Feet down, Total 111 AT miles Yet Again-Do I He to Get...