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What to Do After a Thru-Hike
Okay, so Post Trail Depression is real. It's November, I'm in Seattle, the Dark is closing in, I have to drive at least an hour to get to somewhere
AT Gear Reflections
It is unfortunately cold and wet and getting snowier in the mountains where I'm living now, and it feels like with the darkness closing in,
Leaving the Trail
I am a thru hiker My name is To-Go I'm heading North I'm going to Katahdin I'm just passing through I've
My Top Moments on the AT
My first night on trail, having dinner with fellow Thruhikers and being proud of my hammock setup. Solo sunrise hiking Blood
Credits
A huge thank you and credit due to the incredible hostels, trail angels, friends, family of friends, strangers, and readers of the blog. If you
Day 187 – Katahdin
We did it. It was definitely emotional for me to come up and touch the sign. I could hardly believe it was over. I
Remember: You’re on Vacation
After about 2170 miles on the Appalachian Trail, somewhere in the 100 mile wilderness, the Appalachian mountains start to dwindle. The trail
Saying Goodbye
I'm in Monson, Maine with Pony and Mountain Dew, my constant companions for over a month, and my final tramily through the Whites and Maine. We
Welcome to Maine, the ATC is Trying to Kill You
Unfortunately, Maine is not flat. (Please read this opinion piece with a hint of sarcasm throughout. This is written by a worn out thruhiker who is
More Thoughts on the Spiritual
Perhaps a part of the spiritual aspect of the trail is a renewed awareness of time. The leaves on the trees are just starting to turn (which
