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The 30 Miles South to Hart’s Pass
I was the first to reach the Northern Terminus of the Pacific Crest Trail on Sept. 28. After a quick three miles downhill, I approached the monument
Saying Goodbye to OG Tramily Members
For the most part, I enjoy hiking alone. I love to jam out to music, take photos; literally smell the flowers and needles that surround the trail.
A Long Slide Down Forester Pass
I didn’t make it too far after summiting Mt. Whitney. We descended to the Crab Tree campground, packed our things, and hiked the one mile back to the
The LA Aqueduct: A Dark, Flat Walk
My campsite before the aqueduct was my first night camping alone. I both loved and hated it; the solitude was great until every rustle of leaves
A Kansas City Girl Thrives in Southern California
I have never in my life put so much conscious effort into my water intake. In the real world, I carry a Nalgene around and fill it up throughout the
What Mike’s Is All About: Comfort, Food, Conversation
It doesn’t take much to please a thru-hiker. In fact, I would say most hikers out here are simply ecstatic with the prospect of reliable water.
A Kansas City Girl Thrives in Southern California Part I: Avoiding the Sun
Guys- the desert is surprisingly wonderful. There are many redeeming qualities in the desert that make up for the heat, such as scenery, flowers,
Can I Beat the Heat?
I write this as I stare out into the Pacific Ocean, which I currently dub as too cold to swim in. How funny since only a short two hours ago I sat on