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CDT: The Last Steps
After 5.5 months of challenges, triumphs, and the inevitable hardships of a long-distance trail, the final stretch of the CDT is in sight. Our walk
The Gila River – The CDT’s Final Test of Grit
What begins as a gusty, tumbleweed-chased departure from Pie Town soon plunges into a gauntlet of challenges — frozen mornings, lingering storms,
CDT: From Lava Fields to Pie – Grants to Pie Town
Between Grants and Pie Town, the CDT turns into another “choose your own adventure.” We can endure long road walks, wrestle with scorching black lava
CDT: Desert Magic and Tumbleweed Battles – Cuba to Grants
This stretch of the CDT from Cuba to Grants throws lots of tumbleweed and sparse water sources at us. And, we find ourselves immersed in some of the
CDT: Storms, Snow, and Salvation – Ghost Ranch to Cuba
After a much-needed zero at Ghost Ranch, we’re back on the trail, ready to reconnect with the redline and tackle the stunning, rugged terrain
CDT: The Journey into New Mexico
Crossing into New Mexico marks the final chapter of the CDT, but it’s clear this state isn’t about to let us off easy. This stretch from Chama to
CDT: Thunder Snow – A Farewell to Colorado
The stretch of trail between Pagosa Springs and Chama feels like a microcosm of the CDT experience — grueling challenges, awe-inspiring beauty,
CDT: The San Juans are calling!
The San Juans are calling and we answered. They demand everything we have — and then some. They test our strength with relentless climbs, rugged
CDT: A Cabin, Trail Magic, and Mountain Majesty – Salida to Creede
The stretch from Salida to Creede offers a mix of exposed ridges and serene forest paths, leading us ever closer to the elusive San Juan Mountains.
CDT: From Golden Aspens to the Fury of a Snowstorm – Leadville to Salida
The few days between Leadville and Buena Vista have been a whirlwind of challenges and surprises. As we battle icy winds and face tough decisions on