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Staying Engaged with the Hiker Community
While I enjoy reading about and watching others’ hiking adventures, my favorite way to stay engaged with hiking (outside of actually hitting a trail) is to talk about my journeys. Last year, I gave several presentations about my Appalachian Trail hike.
How Does It Feel To Be A Triple Crowner?
I’ve gotten this question a lot over the past few months and my answer has been the same: I feel…
PCT SOBO DAY 137 – I’m A Triple Crowner!!!
Today was the big day. Border day! My PCT thru-hike was going to come to an end in a few hours, but first I had to get there.
PCT SOBO DAY 136 – Last Night Out
When we awoke, there was a chill in the air. We had camped in a bit of a gully where all of the cold air collected, so a few of us were shivering while we waited for the stragglers to get ready to go.
PCT SOBO DAY 135 – A Trail Treat
Only a couple more days left on the trail! The guys and I woke up and hit the trail just as the sun had started to rise.
PCT SOBO DAY 134 – A Triple Crowner
Town day! We woke up while it was still dark outside and hit the trail before sunrise.
PCT SOBO DAY 133 – Another Perfect Night
We started off before sunrise again, eager to get some miles done while it was still cool out. Our first stop was to pick up water.
PCT SOBO DAY 132 – Eyes in the Dark
We woke up and got a sunrise start this morning. Border fever had infected everyone, so we were itching to do big mile days, starting early and ending late.
PCT SOBO DAY 131 – Trail Friends
I started my day as I usually did after a night in town: lazily.
PCT SOBO DAY 130 – Craggy Spine
The wind was fierce last night! I was grateful that I’d set up near a massive boulder, otherwise I think my tent would’ve blown away.
