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Into the High Sierra – Thunderstorms, Snowfields & Mt. Whitney Prep
The Sierra is showing her true face – with marmots, thunderstorms, snowy climbs, and mosquito swarms. We’re officially in the high country now. Our
Final Desert Miles & Hello Sierra!
The desert gives us one last blast of heat, dust, and long climbs. We sweat through sandy switchbacks, fight for camping spots, and get surprised by
Kennedy Meadows & Into the Sierra
Three whole nights in one place – our first proper break! Kennedy Meadows marked the end of the desert and the start of something new. Between
Rattlesnakes, Trail Names & Birthday Cake
Three days full of heat, fatigue, and unexpected joy. We battle scorching sand, heavy packs, and even snakes, but the views of the snow-covered
Resupply, Smoke & Chocolate
After a heavenly zero day full of pancakes, resupply chaos, and a visit to a trail-savvy physiotherapist, we hit the trail again—heavier, sweatier,
Wind, Stars & German Pastries
These three days brought a whole new experience: our first night hike through the Mojave Desert. We crossed long, flat, and windy stretches past
Burn Zones, Trail Names, and the Desert by Night
In these three days, we hiked through green hills and into scorched landscapes, avoided poisonous plants, and faced one of the worst nights of wind
Heatwaves, Trail Legends, and Trail Magic
Over these three days, we faced relentless heat reaching up to 33°C, encountered an inspiring thru-hiker tackling all three major American trails in
Shortcuts, Early Starts & Sizzling Heat
What a wild mix these past few days have been. We celebrated one month on trail and our longest day yet, all thanks to a “shortcut” that led to
Dirt Roads, Zero Bliss & Snowy Peaks
These days brought a little bit of everything – from dusty roadwalks and joyful hitches into town, to a full zero day full of good food, rest, and
