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First Taste of the Sierra
At the top of Dorothy Pass, before dropping down to the lake, I entered the Yosemite Wilderness. Dorothy was a busy lake, with an elaborate tent camp and a couple...
In Conclusion
I wrote my last post in a very optimistic mindset. Sadly, it was not also realistic. I do have a stress fracture and have spent the last few weeks in...
Post Trail Depression and Reflection
As I sit here at home drinking my coffee and nursing my injuries from this summer’s attempt to hike the PCT, I am constantly drawn to head back to the...
Almost There!
We finally understand why Washington is called the most beautiful section of the PCT, as we continue our way up north to Canada
To Kennedy Meadows North
Eager to get back on trail, I was up early. A local on his way to a construction site gave me a ride to the Meyers roundabout.
Quick Update! (Mile 1049-907)
I have just about 200 miles left of my journey! I probably won't be making it to town until I finish, so here is a quick update from trail. Sheltering...
Injury Strikes Again
We woke up at VVR, ate breakfast, packed up and began our walk up the road to the Bear Ridge Trailhead. As we walked beside Lake Edison I could not...
Sierra Dots Connected and Bound for the Border
The morning brings rain, hail and sleet, transitioning between each every few minutes. On the last plateau before the pass, there is a bulging creek to ford. We are cold...
Oh Snap! Winter is Coming!
We woke up at Red’s Meadow, had breakfast, and headed out to the trail. Our hike started by climbing out of the burn area and up the hill. The switchbacks...
Back to the Sierra
It’s been an interesting year for sure. After taking time off for an overuse injury and avoiding fires and smoke, we are back south in the Sierra. Summertime is running...