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Day 11-12: Bad Santa To The Rescue
We spent Day 11 trying to get a lot of practical things done — washing the last of our clothes and gear, working on our next YouTube vlog on our
Day 8–10: Pain, Tears, and Unplanned Zeros
As soon as I (Ditte) woke up, I could feel the pain. We had camped at mile 84.7 and planned to end the day at the water source at mile 101.3. My
Day 5-7: First Zero And Sooo Much Food
We had been talking about whether we should aim to reach Julian on Saturday or Sunday, and even on the morning of day 5 we still weren’t quite sure.
Day 2-4: First Rattlesnake And Trail Magic
The reality of campsite availability and water resources had us hiking more miles per day than we had planned On Day 2, we “celebrated” having now
Day 1: Rain And 45 Degrees?
First day on trail has been better than we ever could have imagined. Although we started out from CLEEF in rain and wind, the amazing breakfast and
Day 0: It Just Felt Right
That was the initial feeling that hit us when we arrived at CLEEF before our big trail start on May 5. Actually, it hit us even earlier — when the
Dear Fellow “Late-Starters”
We're starting NOBO May 5. Which puts us in the last 3rd of 2026 PCT NOBO thru-hikers. There’s pros and cons to starting in March, April, or
What If I’m Not a Thru-Hiker?
As the trail jitters are becoming more and more real — simultaneously with our start date on the PCT getting closer — this other little thing has
The Big Decision: Why We’re Leaving Denmark for the PCT in 2026
Have you ever felt a deep connection to something — even before you’ve tried it? That’s how we feel about the PCT. Somehow, this trail already has a