Trail Update
Today Should Have Been the Day
Ever since I began planning this adventure I have read other hikers caution about planning out too much and always being ready to have your plans change because there are...
Update from the Trail (Almost)
Let the countdown begin! It has been a fair bit since I’ve given any update into what has happened in my life recently. We are slowly gaining momentum as it...
PCT Gear Review: What I Picked, Switched, and Ditched
It’s been almost a month since I finished the Pacific Crest Trail, and I still haven’t been able to unpack how I really feel about my journey from Mexico to...
How to Finish the Appalachian Trail in 12 Easy Steps
Step 1: Pull a Muscle and Hike 464.8 Miles with Said Injury Definitely get an injury. The Appalachian Trail is easy-peasy so you definitely need to beef things up. Add...
It’s Fine- Everything You Ever Need to Know About the GDT
I'm going to come right out and say it: I'm a bad blogger. I got on trail and just didn't feel like typing when I was in town. I wish...
Lizzy’s Final PCT Vlog: Stevens Pass to Canada!
I made it to Canada! Follow our journey on Instagram @katieeeb3 and @elizabethann128. You can keep up with my playlist on YouTube. Want to get in on the fun? You can...
Little Skittle’s Pacific Crest Trail 2019 Vlog #32: Days 116-124, Miles 2,147.6-2,347.5
Days 116-124 on the PCT. I'm back home in Washington and celebrate my birthday on trail. Stay in touch on Instagram @ms_rebecca_ann Check out my gear list here. You can keep up with my
Remember When: An AT SOBO Journey
Over 1,300 Miles in and a Lot Has Happened Now that Gray and I are over 1,300 miles in on our AT southbound thru-hike, it occurred to me that I...
A World of Pain: Sufferfest and the End
From reading my blogs about this year's hike up to now, I realize that I might make this sound kind of easy. Well, this is going to be a complete...
The Flip Side: Becoming a SOBO
The Final Days (Kind Of) The last few days of my Long Trail thru-hike were the most relaxed I think I’ve ever been on a thru-hike. I knew my ride...