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Reflections From My Appalachian Trail Thru-Hike
Today, January 17, marks six months since I completed my 2024 Appalachian Trail thru hike. On July 17, 2024, with passersby-turned-friends by my
Summiting Mount Katahdin To Cap Off A Successful Appalachian Trail Thru-Hike
The Appalachian Trail winds for roughly 2200 miles through the mountains of America’s east coast. At the end of those 2200 miles is Mount Katahdin.
Traversing The White Mountains And Western Maine On The Appalachian Trail
Throughout my entire Appalachian Trail thru-hike, I’d heard about the White Mountains over and over again. I heard how beautiful they were. I heard
Making My Way Through Vermont and Into New Hampshire On The Appalachian Trail
I walked into Vermont on June 14th. At this point in my Appalachian Trail thru-hike, I was thriving. I was hiking with a super fun group, moving
Entering New England On The Appalachian Trail
Before my Appalachian Trail thru-hike, I’d never been to New England at all. By the end of it, I’d been to every state in New England except Rhode
Rounding Out The Mid-Atlantic On The Appalachian Trail Part Two
Continued from my previous post. There are a few things all thru-hikers hear constantly in the early days of their hike. Throughout my time in
Rounding Out The Mid-Atlantic On The Appalachian Trail Part One
I crossed into West Virginia with Pumba, Dingo, Grasshopper and Rex on May 13, two months to the day into my Appalachian Trail thru-hike. We’d just
Getting Through Virginia On The Appalachian Trail Part Two
In Virginia, I hit the 1000-mile mark on the Appalachian Trail. Continued from my previous post. Early on in my Appalachian Trail thru-hike, I
Getting Through Virginia On The Appalachian Trail Part One
If you know anything about the Appalachian Trail, you likely know the state with the most miles of trail in it is the Old Dominion state.
My Journey Through The North Carolina/Tennessee Portion Of The Appalachian Trail
I entered North Carolina on March 20. My first border crossing really made the hike start to feel real. I walked with Aaron, who I mentioned in my