Bloggers
Choosing a Hammock for the Appalachian Trail
Why I chose to sleep in a hammock on the Appalachian trail. Cost and comfortability compared to tent camping.
Hiking a Huge Day Just for Denny’s
This morning we slept in at our little apartment. It was supposed to be a really cold morning so we weren’t eager to get going. But eventually, we packed up...
Finding My Why: Why I’m Hiking the PCT in 2025
In about four months, I’ll be setting off on a thru-hike of the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) with my husband. As we prepare for this very long walk, I’ve spent...
The Coldest and Most Uncomfortable I’ve Ever Been
This morning we had a fairly early start to the day. It was a little bit cold waking up, but didn’t seem too bad. I was just happy that it...
September 24 – Cold River Crossings and Goat Milk Ice Cream: A Sweet Contrast
9/24 We wake up in our tents on the 'washed out' road, and somehow we didn't get hit by a car in the night. So that's good news. We'll...
Day 126 – 132 Heading… North?
This is the beginning of phase 2 of my post Helene return to trail. Having hiked Davenport gap down to Springer I'm now hiking north in an attempt to get...
Sunrise from Bed on the Appalachian Trail
Day 17- 8.3 miles today Blue Mountain Shelter to Tray Mountain Shelter, 2635 Feet Up 2310 Feet down, Total 133 AT miles ...
Day 184 – One More Milestone Down, A Few More To Go
Savoring the moment while I still have it.
Embarking on the Gila River
This morning the wind was whipping like crazy when I woke up. I looked outside of my tent and saw that nobody was moving. It was just one of those...
Summiting Mount Katahdin To Cap Off A Successful Appalachian Trail Thru-Hike
The Appalachian Trail winds for roughly 2200 miles through the mountains of America’s east coast. At the end of those 2200 miles is Mount Katahdin. Mount Katahdin, a truly magnificent...