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My favourite people of the PCT
It is often said of the Pacific Crest Trail that it is the people that make it worthwhile. I knew this would be the case before I started: the social
To Canada, whatever it takes (Part 2)
So I left you right where we left the PCT: hitching west from Rainy Pass to Ross Lake. We were on our way to pick up kayaks so that we could paddle
When life gives you lemons, rent a kayak (Part 1)
I've been saying since my very first day on the PCT that time has been flying, but my god did the second half of trail pass by at the speed of light.
A lot can change in a week
As I neared the end of Northern California, I found myself leaving the group that I had been hiking with since Yosemite. I didn't do this on purpose,
Walking through a NorCal burn zone
I'm taking a break from my chronological blogging to write a bit about the burn zones in Northern California. I spent much of last week walking
Sleepless in the Sierra
I had been told that the scenery changed pretty quickly once you left Kennedy Meadows and this turned out to be very true. Within the first 10 miles,
Desert Days pt. 2
The second half of the desert flew by even faster than the first. I mean this both figuratively, because time seemed to speed up, and literally,
369 Miles and Counting
Somehow, in the blink of an eye, I am 369 miles and 25 days into this journey. As soon as my feet hit the trail, the days were full and exhausting
A Belly Full of Nerves
After spending a full year dreaming about this hike, my start date is now exactly one month away. You’d think that after such a long time I would be
You’re Walking HOW Far?
Hi, I'm Sofia and I am just another one of the hopeful PCT '22 thru-hikers. Coming from the UK, I’ve had a lot of people question why on earth I would want to do something like this, so here’s a little insight into my “why”.