Congratulations to These 2025 CDT Finishers (Part 2)
The Continental Divide Trail is often regarded as one of North America’s most difficult and iconic thru-hikes, stretching over 3,000 miles between the US/Mexico border in New Mexico and the US/Canadian border in Montana. Every year, hundreds of hikers set out on this unforgettable journey, pushing their limits both physically and mentally.
Successfully completing a thru-hike of the CDT is a massive accomplishment, requiring unwavering determination, mental toughness, and emotional stamina. We’re thrilled to spotlight the incredible hikers who have completed this journey in 2025!
Toddler Snacks
@kellylevensen
Finish date: November 9
Extra
Finish date: September 30
Mushie
@mountain_shenanigans
Finish date: September 19
Sky
@dirkheihikes
Finish date: September 21
Riveter & Jedi
@the_mag_swag
Finish date: August 28
Quick Draw
@chosslife
Finish date: October 21
Splash
@abbyfol
Finish date: September 19
Baba Yaga
@jessalynn_2
Finish date: November 1
Special K
Finish date: August 25
Perfect Timing
Finish date: August 24
Rogue
Finish date: September 25
Firecracker
@hikeexplorepeat
Finish date: September 6
TwoThirds
@kbachmann118
Finish date: November 17
Gone
@gone.hikes
Finish date: November 6
Full Circle
@1800araceli
Finish date: November 9
Steamy & Panty Pirate
@somedayisnow_rhys
Finish date: November 18
Ice Cream and Good Zen
@ellengbowman, @goodzenhikes
Finish date: November 29
Strider
@em.rahn
Finish date: November 20
Frizbee
@allfrizbeesfly
Finish date: August 20
Machéte
@david_aurelio_garcia
Finish date: August 26
Congratulations to all the 2025 CDT finishers — your achievements are remarkable and worth celebrating!
Please note that additional submissions were added after the original publication of this post.
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