Camper Killed by Grizzly Bear Near Montana’s Bob Marshall Wilderness
Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks (FWP) officials are searching for a grizzly bear that attacked and killed a camper early Tuesday morning. They plan to euthanize the bear when they...
Have a Nice Trip? See You Next Fall.
We are making our way North on what is supposed to be a safer alternate route to avoid the snow of the San Juans. An accident interrupts our progress.
Trail Correspondents Season 3 Episode #2 | Thru-Hike Preparation
Preparing for a thru-hike is no easy feat. After all, hikers have to completely overhaul their life. This often involves quitting their job, storing all of their belongings somewhere, saying...
CDT Thru-Hike Week 4
Mesas to San Pedro Parks Wilderness of the Santa Fe National Forest. Goodbye to the waterless sands of the mesas. Hello to the lush Santa Fe forest. The last day...
CDT Thru-Hike Week 3: El Malpais Lava
Water, Water, Beer. After heading North out of Pie town I realized I didn't pack out enough water. Thankfully the TLC Ranch had some water and shade for a rest...
The South San Juans: An Icy, Dicey Dance
We enter the South San Juans and are faced with the challenges hiking through snow at high elevation. I am put outside my comfort zone and we witness two search-and-rescue...
Leaving New Mexico in the Dust
Our final days in New Mexico are filled with beauty, but the discomforts of thru hiking are starting to get to me. I am thankful for the support of my...
Night Before the Colorado Trail
Back to the Original Plan After day hikes on the CDT, longer day hikes in more local areas and a lot of contemplation, Also, a slight injury setback made...
Walking Distance #09 | Hiking with Kids ft. Gayheart Family, Percy Family & Heather Balogh Rochfort
In this episode of Walking Distance presented by The Trek and hosted by Blissful Hiker (Alison Young), we are joined by Jason Gayheart, Heather Balogh Rochfort, and Kayla and Fynleigh...
New Mexico Gets Grueling but Gorgeous
The CDT takes us through some of New Mexico’s high points (figuratively and literally). We experience new terrain and weather patterns, along with even more hospitality from the locals.