Trail Correspondents Episode 3: Thru-Hike Preparation
Preparing for a thru-hike can be a maddening experience. When it comes to overhauling your life to spend upward of a half year, on foot, in the backcountry, where does one even begin to make sure they’re crossing all of their t’s and dotting all their i’s prior to stepping foot on trail. That is precisely the subject of today’s episode.
So—how are our hikers going about this process? Let’s find out. First you’ll hear from our AT hikers, followed by our PCTers, CDTers, and Lucas, our American Discovery Trail Correspondent. Enjoy.
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In today’s show, we hear from:
- Nancy Alexander
- Frozen
- Missy Baatz
- Melissa Glass
- Kenneth Pararo
- Katharine Rudzitis
- Travis
- Laura Stewart
- Sarah Herman
- Karthikeya Nadendla
- Zack Munsell
- Julie Klazynski
- Jazmin Ortega
- Liam Purtle
- Eric Dernbach
- Alison Dernbach
- Angie Kane
- Sara Dhooma
- Dosu
- Lucas Woolfolk
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