Book One, Chapter One: The Same, Yet Totally Different
Despite it being the same trail in 2018 as 2017, the first 110 miles ended up being totally different. Part of that was by design because I specifically took different...
Why My Alcohol Stove Didn’t Work on the PCT
When I started planning for my PCT hike in 2018 I really wanted to use a lot of the same gear I used for my AT thru-hike in 2017. For...
PCT Video Update Section C Recap
Hey guys. I made a video below of a recap of PCT section C. Have been enjoying doing the video posts instead of having to type them all out on...
I Got This!
The Data April 4-17 Day one to 15 Campo to Idyllwild Mile 0 to 179.4 Km 0 to 288.7 One zero A few neros The Story It seems fitting that...
Trail Families: What Are They and Are They Beneficial?
When you set off to thru-hike you are often leaving behind important people in your life. Particularly if you are heading to the trail solo, it may seem daunting and...
Long Desert Miles Take an Early Physical Toll
It was entirely surreal that we were actually beginning our hike the morning we drove up to the monument. Like many NOBOs, we stayed at Scout and Frodo's the night...
Nearly a Month into the PCT
About a month in and learning every day. Since our last post, we have learned a lot about trail life. Here are the takeaways and a peek into our current...
Dylan’s UL PCT 2018 Gear List
The weeks and months leading up to the start of any long-distance hike seem never-ending. In an effort to feel connected or get some sort of accomplishment people will obsess...
What Works for Me: My PCT Gear List
AT 2016 vs. PCT 2018 In 2016, I thru-hiked the Appalachian Trail with an extremely heavy pack (22 pounds) and this year I am going to hike the Pacific Crest...
The Whys of My PCT Thru-Hike
In my attempts to remain as present as possible for the last few months leading up to my thru-hike, I have been putting off thinking and/or talking about the reasons...