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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
Hot Springs, Highway Miles & McDonald’s
These days had a bit of everything – a dip in natural hot springs, surprise squirrel attacks, and an actual snake-induced trail jam. The heat was
Big Bear Break & Back on Track
After three weeks on trail, a proper zero day in Big Bear was exactly what we needed – filled with pancakes, showers, resupply, and guilt-free
Rock-hopping, snow showers and town dreams
The past few days were tough: endless detours through riverbeds and over downed trees, heavy water carries, freezing nights, and—surprise!—a
Snow, Snakes, and Trail Magic
After the icy peaks of San Jacinto, we begin our descent—both literally and in terms of elevation—back to the desert floor. What follows is a mix of
Frost, Town Time & San Jacinto Madness
What started as a freezing morning ended with warm town comforts, laundry adventures, and burgers. We took a short detour off-trail to avoid risky
Hobbits, Rainclouds & Mouse Drama
From green meadows and trail magic to rainy climbs and uninvited tent guests – three days full of contrasts on the PCT. Day 10 – To Warner Springs