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The Dirt on the Trail: Chapter 4.5
I was super stoked! I've been stuck at home recovering for nearly 3 weeks now from my stress fracture, and I got out of the house to visit Frisbee
3 Topics Every Thru Hiker Can’t Stop Talking About
When you remove yourself from society and throw yourself in the wilderness for 6 months or so to attempt a thru hike, a lot goes out the window. This
The Dirt on the Trail: Chapter 4
Zero Daze We got up for the $5 pancake breakfast next door, then returned to our room to flop around until check out. We got a surprise visit from
The Dirt on the Trail: Chapter 3
Wrapping up the Smoky's After Frisbee's birthday shenanigans, we had to say goodbye to Peanut, followed by Pharmacist and Ears (who wanted to
The Dirt on the Trail: Chapter 2
Leaving Franklin We got one last round of pancakes and bacon before checking out and heading to Haven's Budget Inn to get a shuttle back to the
The Dirt on the Trail: Chapter 1
The Approach Trail to Stover Creek After a foggy hike to Springer along the Approach Trail with my husband, Frisbee, and our friend, currently known
Hello, My Name is Stubbs and I’m a Trail-oholic
The time keeping me from returning back to the trail is almost out, so I thought I’d share a bit about myself before I start this incredible journey
Shedding the Weight: Gear Changes for My 2nd AT Attempt
This will be my second attempt at thru-hiking the AT while also trying to go a little lighter than before. I got injured last year, and carrying
Food for Thought: Hiking Stoveless
To some hikers, it’s the unthinkable! No warm meals? Not on the trail at least. It makes the long haul into town that much more gratifying! Some
On the Path to Healing & Hiking for Mental Health
I’m sure to most of you it is a no brainer that there are some physical health benefits to hiking. It can help you control your weight, blood