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Three Days In Goat Rocks
After planning then ditching the idea for a 90-mile section on the PCT from the Ross Lake area via Devils Dome through to Stehekin, due to forecast
9 Highlights from the Three Sisters Loop
After planning and getting psyched for a 90-mile section on the PCT from the Ross Lake area via Devils Dome through to Stehekin, the weather turned
Healthy Trail Food: The Good, The Organic, The Non-GMO
We all know that eating well is important. And if you listen to the details about what's good, what's bad, and what's ugly, your list of edible foods
Trail Advice For A Newbie On The JMT
However, I have been able to get a little mountain fix by giving some trail advice to a friend who is just departing on the John Muir Trail (JMT). I wanted to share some of this Q&A with the Appalachian Trials community in the hopes that it helps a few readers get pumped and prepared their own hike of the JMT - or other trail! This information is just a little primer to get you started, and hopefully answers some of those midst-of-preparation questions as well.
Trail Food: Grits 8 Ways
Hate oatmeal? Love grits? Need a corn fix? Or just looking to switch up the 'ol trail breakfast options? Try grits one of these 8 delicious and
Interview With New Hampshire Hikers – Nancy and Charlie Foote
Hardcore. Dedicated. Goal-oriented. Living in the shadow of Mt Moosilauke. The Appalachian Trail practically runs through their back yard. An AT
MYOG: Make Your Own Ultralight Breathable Tarp Poncho
So you think you're ultralight? Think again, hiker friend! Up your game by making your own 7.9 ounce (including tent stakes!) cuben fiber
The Little (Dirty) Dozen
They say that the most important gear for your backpacking trip is your big 3: pack. sleeping bag. shelter. No doubt the big 3 is critical - these
11 Reasons You Have to Hike the Mount St Helens Loowit Trail
With a whole entire weekend off and nice weather, why not hike around Mt St Helens?! The Loowit Trail circles Mount St. Helens in 30 miles. Easily
50 Shades of Brown: An Ode to the Long Trail of Vermont
Mud, mud, everywhere and not a drop to drink... My hiking buddy Andrea and I waded through brown mud slicks with hidden roots waiting to trip us.