PCT
Oregon Smells Like Dirt Tans and Wild Fires: PCT Part 5
Sorry for the delay, y'all. I was having a love affair with Oregon. Not everyone feels this way, but I had a real blast with the trail in this state. ...
1,597 Miles of Change
I've been suffering from an acute case of writer's block lately; now that we are well into the second half of our hike (mile 1,597 to be exact,) I was...
Washington’s Final Act and a Trailversary: PCT Part 4
I cried leaving Washington. Real, honest to goodness, tears streaming down my face. I wasn't ready to leave, but all I could think about was what lay before me. I...
Sunshine, Snowmelt, and Trail Legs: PCT Part 3
Just finishing up my resupply here in Packwood, Washington (Via White Pass), then I'll be headed back to the trail! Back to the sunshine, back to my amazing trail legs,...
North Cascades Glory: PCT Part 2
AUTHOR'S NOTE: I wrote most of this post in Bellingham last weekend, but didn't have time to finish and post it. Sorry for the delay! Also, please click on the...
This Week’s Top Instagram Posts from the #PacificCrestTrail
Thru-hiking season is in full throttle on the #PCT! And there are some great photos floating around thanks to all the hikers out there! Unfortunately, if you are reading this...
The Mountains on Their Own Terms: PCT Part 1
Coming to you from Winthrop, WA: My introduction to the Pacific Crest Trail has been so much more than I could have ever asked for. It is so very different...
Water, Ice and Snow; Oh My!
It was February when it first started; reports of the epic snowfalls hitting the Sierra and Cascade ranges begin filling my social media pages along with the subsequent warnings of...
Video Update: Belden to Chester (mile 1284-1329)
Deciding to flip north to Belden, water crossings, snow, melted boots, snow, rattlesnakes, snow, rain, snow, and getting to
Video Update: Kennedy Meadows to Lone Pine (mile 702-745)
Memorial Day in Mammoth, Kennedy Meadows, and the start of the