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The Long Way Back To The Start | Tahoe Rim Trail Final Days
It didn’t feel real. In fact, a lot didn’t feel real at that time. I woke up feeling like the previous day never ended. I felt like we had taken a brief nap.
When Trail Magic Falls From The Sky | Tahoe Rim Trail Day 10
I woke up on day ten feeling comforted by the sun. I know the same animal (or whatever it was) that I had seen from a distance the night before
Things That Go Bump In The Night | Tahoe Rim Trail Days 8 & 9
I’m starting to think that y’all are making bears up. My husband and I have hiked deep in the Adirondacks and now we’re here, in what is supposed
On the trail again | Tahoe Rim Trail days 5-7
After arriving to Tahoe City and meeting up with our friend and fellow Trek Blogger, Palmer, we showered and walked a mile back towards the local
Climbing To New Heights | Tahoe Rim Trail Days 3 & 4
After hiking in fully exposed sun the day before, I woke up on the morning of day three praying for some shade. My legs were still bright pink and
When Out West, Do As The Cowboys Do | TRT Day Two
Food is heavy. Pop-Tarts are heavy. And to be completely honest, I just don’t like them. So when we woke up at the Pony Express, we decided to
Why Can’t I Breathe? | Tahoe Rim Trail Day One
Sitting in the Reno airport, waiting for our shuttle was a new and exciting experience for us. All around us were people with backpacks. And I don’t
When One Door Closes | Long Trail Day Two
The morning of day two I woke up feeling nervous. The night before Liam had made several comments about his knee, which he had tweaked descending
Tough Decisions On The Long Trail | Day One
Starting the Long Trail at the northern terminus almost feels like cheating. Most people hike 272 miles just to make it HERE, and here I am,
Vermont Long Trail | Ready or Not, Here We Come!
In just one week, Liam and I will be walking to the train station, getting dropped off in Burlington, a town I haven't seen since I was a child, walking to our hotel, getting shuttled to the approach trail, and then hiking over every 4,000-footer Vermont has to offer, for not just days- but weeks.
