In 2012 I went on a walk, and so my story began. In the process I made a documentary called Hard Way Home while thru-hiking the Appalachian Trail and that changed my life forever, for the better. I am a teacher, filmmaker, writer and most importantly a wandering hiker. Find me on twitter, google or facebook to keep up with new projects and adventures.
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Whatever You Do, Don’t Run – Wildlike Review
“Whatever you do, don’t run.”Frank Hall Green’s Wildlike takes you back to that summer, that one summer when you begin to realize that the word
Gear Review: Polaroid Cube
Disclosure: the following product was donated for the purpose of review.Instant gratification with nostalgic analog results.I recently took
Each of the 14 States Along the Appalachian Trail Explained in One Sentence or Less…
....in under a minute!
Let It Go Contest Winners
Thanks to everyone who participated in the #letitgo contest to win a free rental of Hard Way Home and a signed copy of Appalachian Trials. Every
HIKE For Mental Health
This past Saturday I had the pleasure of accompanying HIKE for Mental Health on an awareness hike up Mount Washington. Money was raised, fun was had.
Appalachian Trials + Hard Way Home = Awesome Contest
Let me just say, it is pretty awesome how supportive the A.T. community is. It is really a community unlike any other. During my 2012 thru-hike I
Wild: Hollywood Takes on the Trail
I'm not gonna lie, I read Wild, and yes, I liked it.I know. Opinions vary on any personal account of a hike that doesn't result in a total mile
How to Protect Your Feet While Backpacking
Welcome to the video version of the Trench Foot Article!Feet are your mode of transportation and it is super important to take care of them.
Thru-Hiker Tales: Featuring Zachsquatch
While screening Hard Way Home at Trail Days, I got the opportunity to listen to some trail tales with Appalachian Trials very own
Appalachian Trail FAQ: Aren’t You Afraid to Hike Alone?
In the second edition of my vlog I help answer one of the commonly asked questions when embarking on a thru-hike: Aren't You Afraid to Hike