#appalachian trial
Little Toe, Big Problem
My first two days on the trail were, let's call them, eventful. I've been an avid hiker and outdoor enthusiast since spring break camping trips as a kid, so I...
North Carolina: A Not-So-Warm Welcome
I walked around the curving bend that snuck over the side of a mountain to see my AT partner, Lindsey (trail name: Dorothy), waiting for me at the North Carolina...
Living A Sheltered Life
Even though my featured photo is cropping to look like "600," thus far I have now hiked 1600 miles of the Appalachian Trail. However, this post has little to say...
How to Get To Springer Mountain
"Where’s Springer Mountain? You mean the Southern Terminus of the AT? That’s easy… it’s in Georgia. In the woods. Actually wait I don’t know.” Sound familiar? You’re not alone. Luckily,...
PCT Journal Entry #1: From Katahdin to the Pacific Crest Trail
A thruhike ends like a car crash. It doesn't wind down. One day you are surrounded by friends with whom you share a deep emotional and psychological connection. The...
I Just Called To Say I Love You
Mile 10.4 Horse Gap, Georgia Horse Gap isn’t an ideal campsite, the clearing we chose is on quite a slope. There is a forest road pretty close that apparently gets...
The Mahoosuc or the “Mahoo-suck” Notch
I have been off the trail for over two months now and the transition is challenging to say the least. I'm excited to start writing my story again and sharing...
Why You Should Still Be Hiking In The Dead of Winter
T-minus: 115 days If you have read my previous post about
Finding More than Yourself on the Appalachian Trail.
You can call me Click! - My Introduction It's been almost two months since I summited Katahdin and finished my NOBO thruhike on the AT. For some it marks the...
Dogs and Trails
Twiggy is my favorite hiking buddy. She is pretty well behaved, she's fast, and she really doesn't complain much about anything (unless I leave her site). Sure, she begs for...