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Best Restaurants on the Pacific Crest Trail
Anyone who thru-hikes can probably regurgitate information about their favorite food locations along the trail. Thru-hikes are, in their purest
All In A Day’s (Trail) Work: A Day In the Life of a Trail Worker
Some days are easier than others as a trail worker. Like thru-hiking, there will be good days and bad days. But somewhere in the middle are days of
Why You Should Give Back as a Trail Crew Volunteer
Do you like to hike? Consider giving back to the trail through volunteer work. Here are some reasons why, and places to get started.
The Joy of Stoveless (aka No Cook) Backpacking
On my first thru-hike, I came across an individual with a peculiar way of eating their food - with no stove. No cannister fuel, no denatured alcohol,
The Golden Tunnel
Famously, the Appalachian Trail has owned the term the "Green Tunnel" for it endless walks through lush green forests. And it certainly has a right
1,000 Miles of Confliction
"Hike your own hike". For such a common phrase to throw around, it's not as simple as its made out to be. Especially for an excruciatingly indecisive
Pondering the Parallels
For this article, I will avoid any comparisons with the intent to declare a "better" trail. Those grow tiresome to me. Instead, I'd like to share
Gear Review: Luke’s Ultralite Down Jacket
*This product was not donated for review. After scouring the market for a new down jacket, I finally landed on a gem that I couldn't get out of my
Gear Review: HH Dry Stripe Baselayer
This baselayer from Helly Hansen implements their "Lifa" fabric, which helps keep your skin dry from perspiration. When paired with a midlayer, such
15 Essential Thru-Hiker (Or Any Hiker) Items for $25 or Less
Make your shopping hassle-free with these affordable, trail tested items!